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message 2151: by David (new)

David Menon (wwwgoodreadscomdavidmenon) Gin.
Favourite non alcoholic drink?


message 2152: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments Fancy flavoured black tea

Favourite thing to eat with tea/coffee?


message 2153: by David (new)

David Menon (wwwgoodreadscomdavidmenon) A shortbread finger biscuit. Or two, or three ....
Favourite thing to nibble on with a glass of wine?


message 2154: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments Blue brie or camemblue with crackers.

Favourite time of day?


message 2155: by David (new)

David Menon (wwwgoodreadscomdavidmenon) Late at night when everyone else has gone to bed.
Favourite celebrity dream date?


message 2156: by Suz (last edited May 15, 2015 08:43PM) (new)

Suz | 4428 comments Simon Baker. Of course! (But it would have to be a double date with Dale he he)

What author have you met, and had a conversation with?


message 2157: by Dale (last edited May 15, 2015 09:08PM) (new)

Dale Harcombe | 6880 comments Quite a few, but a favourite was Monica McInerney. Such a warm lovely person.
Book you would never read?


message 2158: by Suz (new)

Suz | 4428 comments Probably Fifty Shades of Grey

Your most recent re-read?


message 2159: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments The Midnight Folk

What classic do you think is over-rated?


message 2160: by Suz (new)

Suz | 4428 comments I'm not a big classics reader, but The Canterbury Tales was horrible (to me)

What is on your bedside table that is book related?


message 2161: by Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen (new)

Brenda | 79993 comments Mod
Bookmarks!

What are you looking forward to tomorrow?


message 2162: by Suz (new)

Suz | 4428 comments hearing the family's stories about their weekend away

Something funny you saw/heard/experienced today?


message 2163: by K (new)

K | 1143 comments Pitch Perfect 2. Awesomeness!

What film are you looking forward to this week?


message 2164: by David (new)

David Menon (wwwgoodreadscomdavidmenon) Child 44. I absolutely LOVED the book and I'm looking forward to seeing the film with such a great cast including Tom Hardy and Gary Oldman.

Which film franchise has left you cold but excited the world?


message 2165: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments Mission Impossible

Which do you like doing first — reading the book or seeing the movie?


message 2166: by K (new)

K | 1143 comments If I know about the book first, I will try to read it before seeing the film. Otherwise, I am okay watching the film first and then reading the book, because the book is usually better!

What book would you like to see be turned- not into a film- but into a TV series?


message 2167: by David (new)

David Menon (wwwgoodreadscomdavidmenon) 'Rough Music' by Patrick Gale - that would be great as a TV series and I can't understand why none of his books have been adapted for TV.Rough Music

Have you ever preferred the film or TV series to the book that it's been adapted from?


message 2168: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments Romeo + Juliet

I thought Baz Luhrmann's film re-imagined the story brilliantly for modern times.

What film or TV series do you think was a travesty of the original book?


message 2169: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments Oh dear, I've derailed the whole thread, so I'll answer my own question!

I think Bonfire of the Vanities was the worst film adaptation ever!

If you could have an exotic animal as a pet (ie, it wouldn't eat you or ruin the furniture) what would you have?


message 2170: by Dale (new)

Dale Harcombe | 6880 comments Susan wrote: "Oh dear, I've derailed the whole thread, so I'll answer my own question!

I think Bonfire of the Vanities was the worst film adaptation ever!

If you could have an exotic animal as a pet (ie, it wo..."


Probably a tiger.
What is one pet you would never consider?


message 2171: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments A snake — I'm not scared of snakes, and I bear them no ill will, but I wouldn't want to get up close and personal with one!

What adventure sport would you take up if you were fearless?


message 2172: by David (new)

David Menon (wwwgoodreadscomdavidmenon) Rock climbing ( and I'm terrified of snakes!)

What animal would you fear most about encountering?


message 2173: by Ryan (new)

Ryan Man

What's your favourite Disney movie?


message 2174: by K (new)

K | 1143 comments Ryan wrote: "Man

What's your favourite Disney movie?"


The Lion King.

What children's movie annoys the crap out of you?


message 2175: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments Finding Nemo

What is your spirit animal?


message 2176: by Stef (new)

Stef Rozitis owl

What tv show do you happily watch reruns of?


message 2177: by Noelene (new)

Noelene | 364 comments MASH


message 2178: by Stef (new)

Stef Rozitis and your question is...?


message 2179: by Noelene (new)

Noelene | 364 comments Sorry
Question is....

What musical would you want to see now turned into a movie?


message 2180: by Stef (new)

Stef Rozitis wicked (if done well)

What did you have for dinner?


message 2181: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments Salmon and salad

What is your favourite form of exercise?


message 2182: by Dale (new)

Dale Harcombe | 6880 comments Walking
What is your least favourite activity?


message 2183: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments I don't really have a least favourite activity. I'm not keen on doing taxes or gardening — so I get my husband to do them!

Do you speak a language other than English?


message 2184: by David (new)

David Menon (wwwgoodreadscomdavidmenon) Yes, I speak French and German, although I'm not fluent, plus a tiny bit of Russian.

What would you say is the most useful language to learn in the world today apart from English?


message 2185: by Stef (new)

Stef Rozitis mandarin chinese or sign language (but that actually depends from person to person)

What was the last alcoholic drink you had?


message 2186: by David (new)

David Menon (wwwgoodreadscomdavidmenon) A glass of a very nice French Bordeaux red last night.

Is there an alcoholic drink that you really can't stand?


message 2187: by Catherine (new)

Catherine Cavanagh | 4 comments That would have to be brandy, because I associate it with medicinal use as a child.

What non-alcoholic drink is your favourite at a party?


message 2188: by Suz (new)

Suz | 4428 comments Bourbon stinks! Eeew!

What was the last compliment you bestowed on someone?


message 2189: by Suz (new)

Suz | 4428 comments Oopsie

Coke

What was the last compliment you bestowed on someone?


message 2190: by Catherine (new)

Catherine Cavanagh | 4 comments That might be some positive feedback this morning to a young woman who is working and studying hard against the odds to obtain qualifications in youth ministry. These days to qualify you have to have 160 hours of approved work experience with young people.

Matte photographs or gloss photographs?


message 2191: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments Gloss, definitely.

What superpower did you wish you had as a child (or perhaps still do)?


message 2192: by Stef (new)

Stef Rozitis knowing how to get into other worlds. As a reader/writer perhaps I am as close to having that power as anyone can be...

What else do you wish you'd had more time for this weekend?


message 2193: by Suz (new)

Suz | 4428 comments Sleep for sure.

How many duplicates do you have on your TBR list?! (There's a function that shows you this when you go to my books, find duplicates.....)


message 2194: by Susan (last edited May 27, 2015 10:40AM) (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments No duplicates — but I regularly curate my TBR list!

Do you think there has been a renaissance in reading (physical books) or do you think it's on the decline?

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message 2195: by Suz (new)

Suz | 4428 comments I'd like to think hand held paper books are still on top. It's my way of enjoying it anyway! But like everything these days, I'm sure the digital way of doing things is getting a stronger and stronger following. Who knows what the real figures are, or even if it's something that can be known!

What was the last gift you gave?


message 2196: by Susan (new)

Susan (goodreadscomsusanaustralia) | 452 comments I gave my hubby a copy of A More Perfect Heaven: How Copernicus Revolutionized the Cosmos, by Dava Sobel, one of his favourite authors. (The book isn't listed on GoodReads; I must add it). I was on my way to somewhere else, and snapped up a hard copy on sale for only $15.

What was your most recent "special occasion" meal?


message 2197: by Suz (new)

Suz | 4428 comments Just lasagne, kids like it.

What's something you worry less about as you get older?


message 2198: by Vicki (new)

Vicki Tyley (vickityley) | 1732 comments What other people think.

What did you have for dinner tonight?


message 2199: by Dale (new)

Dale Harcombe | 6880 comments Vicki wrote: "What other people think.

What did you have for dinner tonight?"


Moroccan Chicken and vegetables
What are you looking forward to this weekend?


message 2200: by Dale (new)

Dale Harcombe | 6880 comments Sydney Swans website, closely followed by AFL website.
Favourite commentator of AFL?


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