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BoredBloke replied

7 March 2008, 09:57
"I like dot-to-dot"

That's maths
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KathyWoolfe replied

7 March 2008, 09:56
Originally posted by El_Diablo View Post

I like dot-to-dot

and painting by numbers no doubt
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El_Diablo replied

7 March 2008, 09:55
Since when did colouring in count as reading?

I like dot-to-dot
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BoredBloke replied

7 March 2008, 09:49
Originally posted by AtW View Post

I read all my books in a local council library.

sasguru

Since when did colouring in count as reading?
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sasguru replied

7 March 2008, 09:33
Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post

If you have a children's library card, then they don't charge you fines for late returning of books, either

Ah brilliant money-saving tip! I shall get one forthwith ...
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TheFaQQer replied

7 March 2008, 09:29
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

What are you lot wittering about now? Get on with some work ....And yes my local library is brilliant ...

If you have a children's library card, then they don't charge you fines for late returning of books, either
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sasguru replied

7 March 2008, 09:03
What are you lot wittering about now? Get on with some work ....And yes my local library is brilliant ...
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Churchill replied

7 March 2008, 08:14
Originally posted by Diver View Post

He gets upset

He is only sub-human after all
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Diver replied

7 March 2008, 07:20
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

A fine, witty, riposte spoiled by an uncalled for apology.

Never explain, never apologise.

He gets upset

He is only human after all
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NotAllThere replied

7 March 2008, 07:15
Originally posted by Diver View Post

Children's section?

Sorry Sas

Couldn't resist

A fine, witty, riposte spoiled by an uncalled for apology.

Never explain, never apologise.
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Diver replied

7 March 2008, 01:21
Originally posted by AtW View Post

I read all my books in a local council library.

sasguru

Children's section?

Sorry Sas

Couldn't resist
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AtW replied

6 March 2008, 22:21
Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View Post

Sounds like a good way to scam free books..hmmm

I read all my books in a local council library.

sasguru
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TheFaQQer replied

6 March 2008, 22:18
get one of them on eBay...
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lilelvis2000 started a topic This is service

6 March 2008, 21:56
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A couple of weeks back I discovered that the CD which came with one of my books was shattered. So I e-mailed McGraw Hill and they said they would replace it. Today I receive a large package in the mail. They didn't just replace the CD, they replaced the entire book!

Sounds like a good way to scam free books..hmmm
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