Glass Topped Coffee Table Book

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BrilloPad replied

7 May 2014, 17:46
Sounds like a pile of poo to me. Or is it piles of poo?
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northernladyuk replied

7 May 2014, 17:45
MF has spread his digestive tract over many a client's glass topped coffee table. And it's a nice little earner so credit where credit's due.
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vetran replied

7 May 2014, 17:23
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

Those Germans, but coming to the UK soon: Gut reaction: book celebrating digestive tract becomes German bestseller | Books | theguardian.com

started to explore the possibility that the health of our bowels could have a more direct influence on our mental wellbeing, our motivation, memory and sense of morality than our DNA.

so when I say you are being a bit of an Arse sometimes I'm probably pretty close to the mark and your behaviour is down to an errant gut?
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scooterscot replied

7 May 2014, 16:32
that health of our bowels could have a more direct influence on our mental wellbeing

A feeling of relief after last night's curry makes is swift departure does indeed lift my mood whilst sitting on the throne.
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doodab replied

7 May 2014, 16:26
Definitely one for me there.
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OwlHoot replied

7 May 2014, 16:23
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

Those Germans, but coming to the UK soon: Gut reaction: book celebrating digestive tract becomes German bestseller | Books | theguardian.com

Just shows - Some national stereotypes, such as the Germans being obsessed by their digestion, _are_ accurate!
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darmstadt started a topic Glass Topped Coffee Table Book

7 May 2014, 16:19
Glass Topped Coffee Table Book

Those Germans, but coming to the UK soon: Gut reaction: book celebrating digestive tract becomes German bestseller | Books | theguardian.com
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