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wub wrote:

As much fun as you think it is.

You're reading a self help book written by a Daft, Dick?

magma wrote:

wub wrote:

As much fun as you think it is.

You're reading a self help book written by a Daft, Dick?

Not a self help book, but yes the guy's name is Dick Daft. Which amusingly means it gets listed as "Daft, Management" in most book stores.

Looks like the sort of thing my housemate would think it was a good idea to read whilst enjoying the smell of his own guffs. Are you going for an MBA or something?

magma wrote:Looks like the sort of thing my housemate would think it was a good idea to read whilst enjoying the smell of his own guffs. Are you going for an MBA or something?

I will be soon, once I'm in a better place to apply for it.

Just finished Neil Gaiman's American Gods. Pretty decent read.

I'm reading a real winner:

Eat to Beat Arthritis, Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, High Cholestorol and 51 Other common Health Problems.

That's the whole title.

wub wrote:

magma wrote:Looks like the sort of thing my housemate would think it was a good idea to read whilst enjoying the smell of his own guffs. Are you going for an MBA or something?

I will be soon, once I'm in a better place to apply for it.

Tbh, if there's one qualification that really helps it's an MBA - should give you a nice couple of rungs on the ladder instantly... especially if you're already happy managing others. I hate the (luckily tiny) management aspect of my job... computers are so much less hassle than humans. Especially humans that don't always speak intelligable English.

this thread right now

Goodbye Wall of Books, you shall be resurrected one day!

Just started:



The Inimitable Jeeves, by P.G. Wodehouse

This book is incredible.

Disco Nutter wrote:Just started:



The Inimitable Jeeves, by P.G. Wodehouse

Love a bit of Wodehouse

"“She fitted into my biggest armchair as if it had been built round her by someone who knew they were wearing armchairs tight about the hips that season.”

Dubliners. It's tip top.

Motorway to Roswell wrote:Dubliners. It's tip top.

'The Dead' is one of my favourite stories full stop.

Just finished reading 2001, hadn't put it down since i started reading it and i can say this is the best book i have ever read. The ending has completely blown my mind

Just started reading Bill Bryson's Short History of Nearly Everything. Was promptly reminded why I put it down the first time and forgot about it. It's quite shoddy, especially when it comes to physics.

hemmingway short stories and a bit of hellboy

kay wrote:Just started reading Bill Bryson's Short History of Nearly Everything. Was promptly reminded why I put it down the first time and forgot about it. It's quite shoddy, especially when it comes to physics.

ohh that book is brilliant

DiegoSapiens wrote:

kay wrote:Just started reading Bill Bryson's Short History of Nearly Everything. Was promptly reminded why I put it down the first time and forgot about it. It's quite shoddy, especially when it comes to physics.

ohh that book is brilliant

The only reasons I'm still reading it are:
a) I've packed up all my other books and reading material
b) I've never not finished reading a book before no matter how poor I found it to be

kay wrote:

DiegoSapiens wrote:

kay wrote:Just started reading Bill Bryson's Short History of Nearly Everything. Was promptly reminded why I put it down the first time and forgot about it. It's quite shoddy, especially when it comes to physics.

ohh that book is brilliant

The only reasons I'm still reading it are:
a) I've packed up all my other books and reading material
b) I've never not finished reading a book before no matter how poor I found it to be

why??? i don't know if you are an expert in astronomy but i found it very nice because it explained "nearly everything" quite clearly