Currently reading ....

[thunderlizard]

Rousseau, The Social Contract, very slowly.

[KathyWoolfe]

Re-Reading

Cerulean Sins by Laurel K Hamilton (one of the Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series)

[fckvwls]

Jesus suffering Fook!! You must be a riot at dinner parties!
Why not just go back to the Beano, and give the Rice Krispie that is passing for a brain a bit of well-earned respite?

You haven't been invited to a dinner party in a very long time have you? Do you think it's the lack of personality or more likely the constant drool stemming from your gurning mug whilst clutching yourself and staring in stupefied wonder at the world going on around you that puts them off their dinner?

[shaunbhoy]

You haven't been invited to a dinner party in a very long time have you? Do you think it's the lack of personality or more likely the constant drool stemming from your gurning mug whilst clutching yourself and staring in stupefied wonder at the world going on around you that puts them off their dinner?

Hey Jellyhead! If you are going to start bringing your sockpuppets on to help you, at least try and inject some semblance of subterfuge.



More predictable than one of your computer models!!

[cojak]

Nope Zeity, this one is all your doing.

C'mon now chaps, it was very nice of her! And you never know when you're going to need an old computer book, which reminds me...

I've got a slightly foxed copy of 'Modular Programming in COBOL' by Russell M. Armstrong (1973).

I'm sure some people must still be referencing books older than that!

[sasguru]

Hey Jellyhead! If you are going to start bringing your sockpuppets on to help you, at least try and inject some semblance of subterfuge.

You seem surprised that another CUK poster has recognised your salient characteristics

Don't worry - the more you post, the greater the number of CUKkers who realise the true depth of your cretinism...

[Sysman]

C'mon now chaps, it was very nice of her! And you never know when you're going to need an old computer book, which reminds me...

I've got a slightly foxed copy of 'Modular Programming in COBOL' by Russell M. Armstrong (1973).

I'm sure some people must still be referencing books older than that!

I gave this one away years ago, and regretted doing so many times after the event.

[Lockhouse]

Just finished "Transition" by Iain Banks.

4.45/5

[shaunbhoy]

You seem surprised that another CUK poster chose to utilise the same one-dimensional and strictly limited set of insults that I, ubiquitously, do when on the ropes

Not surprised. Only someone as feeble-minded as you are would be "surprised" at such a turn of events.

[fckvwls]

Not surprised. Only someone as feeble-minded as you are would be "surprised" at such a turn of events.

You cretinous village idiot!