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[Robin]

Be warned everybody, there's a rivalry between brits and aussies about everything. We'll always somehow manage to find a way of annoying each other. To all the brits out there, does anybody else share the national love of football or am I on my own? Oh thanks for the welcome everybody. Looking forward to all the discussions.

[Kimber]

Lol Be careful Robin...one of the moderators is an Aussie ;)

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

She'll be right. Terri's mostly harmless. :D

[Carol]

There are a few Yanks here as well. Just to add culture and witty repartee

[Robin]

Hey Margaret what do you mean by mostly harmless. I'll probably still take the mick anyway. It's kind of a habbit. To all the americans in the group, please never call football soccer, that's just wrong.

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

Robin wrote: "Hey Margaret what do you mean by mostly harmless. I'll probably still take the mick anyway. It's kind of a habbit. To all the americans in the group, please never call football socker, that's just ..."

*chuckles* You'll find out....

[Mark]

Robin wrote: "Hey Margaret what do you mean by mostly harmless. I'll probably still take the mick anyway. It's kind of a habbit. To all the americans in the group, please never call football socker, that's just ..."

And dont call baseball rounders either. Learned the hard way about that one.

[Robin]

But isn't baseball just a glorified version of rounders? LOL. I'll probably get severe words after that comment. I think it would be kind of funny if I tried to get an American to explain all the rules of cricket. Does everybody see what I mean about taking the mick being a habbit.

[Mark]

Robin wrote: "But isn't baseball just a glorified version of rounders? LOL. I'll probably get severe words after that comment. I think it would be kind of funny if I tried to get an American to explain all the r..."

You will fit right in Robin.

[Robin]

Glad to hear it Mark

[Dawn]

Robin wrote: "Hey Margaret what do you mean by mostly harmless. I'll probably still take the mick anyway. It's kind of a habbit. To all the americans in the group, please never call football socker, that's just ..."

Have to call it soccer (spelt with 2 c's btw), we have a different game called football.

[Robin]

I Could never get into American football. I've always preferred rugby.

[Jim]

I'm about done with The Good Earth. It's been interesting, but I'll never want to read it again.

[Bobby]

Don't know how we ever started calling it football.....hardly ever touches the foot! Happen to be a Yank that works sports TV here and mostly American college football. But also a Yank that's a big Crystal Palace fan. Good to see them establishing themselves in Premier League.

Jim, have you ever seen the 1930's version of The Good Earth with Paul Muni? Try and find it. Superb

[C.P.]

A. wrote: "Cain His Brother


Anne Perry writes two historical mystery series set in Victorian times. This one is from her William Monk series. I'm attracted t..."

I too like the Monk books best of Perry's series—especially the earlier novels.

[Linda]

Wolves of Rome by Christopher Lee Buckner. I like this book.

[Darcy]

The Maid

[Robin]

Bobby when I was on holiday in America, I always got confused when people started talking about football. AS soon as I heard football, I started talking about Manchester United. The people around me were like no we're not talking about soccer. LOL.

[Simona]

C.P. wrote: "I too like the Monk books best of Perry's series—especially the earlier novels. ..."

And me too.

[Kimber]

Finishing up John Jakes Civil War Trilogy with Heaven and Hell . My favorite character has been killed off and I'm mad at another one so at this point I'm forcing myself to continue just to get 'er done.

[Jane]

The Key / Benita Kane Jaro

Catullus

[Tim]

Jane wrote: " The Key / Benita Kane Jaro

Catullus"

I imagine that's pretty raunchy?

[Jane]

Tim wrote: "Jane wrote: " The Key / Benita Kane Jaro

Catullus"

I imagine that's pretty raunchy?"

Not untastefully so. I'm concentrating on what the characters are going through--their emotions...

[Linda]

1929 Jonathan's Cross byM.L. Gardner

[Jim]

Before the Dawn: Recovering the Lost History of Our Ancestors by Nicholas Wade. Evolution of humans for the non-scientist.

[Victor]

I started by Bernard Cornwell. Liking it so far.

[Dawn]

Started Suffer Little Children by Peter Tremayne
and I started the new book from Margaret Atwood, Stone Mattress

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

Victor wrote: "I started by Bernard Cornwell. Liking it so far."

That's the Bernard Cornwell novel I enjoyed the most.

[happy]

I finished the third of my looks at the war of 1812 - I think it is the best of the three



currently reading a biography of Sir Francis Drake

[Terri, Wyrd bið ful aræd]

Margaret wrote: "She'll be right. Terri's mostly harmless. :D"

Yeah, mostly....I make a special dispensation for poms. They are a bit slower than the rest of us. ;D

[Darcy]

Really enjoying The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

I loved that one, Darcy. :D

[Mark]

Darcy wrote: "Really enjoying The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack"

Its good, but confusing but makes sense in the end. ;)

[Tim]

Mark wrote: "Darcy wrote: "Really enjoying The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack"

Its good, but confusing but makes sense in the ..."

[Tim]

Tim wrote: "Mark wrote: "Darcy wrote: "Really enjoying The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack"

Its good, but confusing but makes ..."

As a reader of The Fortran Times, that looks like one going on my To Read list.

[Mark]

Tim, its very good.

[Andy]

Darcy wrote: "Really enjoying The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack"

Loved it, its a great read

[Sandra]

I just started a fun read by The Medieval Murderers. This is a joint effort by a number of writers ofhistorical mysteries.

[Darcy]

Sandra wrote: "I just started a fun read by The Medieval Murderers. This is a joint effort by a number of writers ofhistorical mysteries."

I haven't read that one yet, but I've read the first four in the series and enjoy them too.

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

Darcy wrote: "Sandra wrote: "I just started a fun read by The Medieval Murderers. This is a joint effort by a number of writers ofhistorical mysteries."

I haven't read t..."
I managed to miss that one. This has been rectified. Have reserved it at the library.

[Jane]

Broken April / Ismail Kadare

Albanian blood feud

[Darcy]

Andy wrote: "Darcy wrote: "Really enjoying The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack"

Loved it, its a great read"

Have any of you read beyond the first one; is it worth the investment?

[Mark]

Not yet, have planned to read them in December. Checked my friends lots of 4stars

[Darcy]

Good to hear. I may hold off until the new year, but I'm thinking number two for sure.

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

Darcy wrote: "Andy wrote: "Darcy wrote: "Really enjoying The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack"

Loved it, its a great read"

Have ..."
Yes it is. Have read all except the last, and that's at home. :)

[Allison]

Sandra wrote: "I just started a fun read by The Medieval Murderers. This is a joint effort by a number of writers ofhistorical mysteries."

Great. Now I've just added all 10 books of this series. Sometimes I'm not sure if I like this thread or not lol.

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

Eeeeek. I didn't know there was a new one.

[Robin]

Can anybody recommend a similar series to Bernard Cornwell's Saxon tales series starting with The Last Kingdom. I very much enjoyed this series, can't find anything similar though.

[Tim]

Robin wrote: "Can anybody recommend a similar series to Bernard Cornwell's Saxon tales series starting with The Last Kingdom. I very much enjoyed this series, can't find anything similar though."

Have you read his earlier "Warlord Chronicles"? Similar but set a few hundred years earlier.

[Robin]

Terri wrote: "Margaret wrote: "She'll be right. Terri's mostly harmless. :D"

Yeah, mostly....I make a special dispensation for poms. They are a bit slower than the rest of us. ;D"

G'day Terri mate, must have been hard typing that message out upside down