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  1. Snack

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    For those who can read

    Get the Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown, now.

    It's a great read:D
    Snack, Jan 7, 2005
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    National Treasure is blatantly based on it - not nearly as good though

    although Sean Bean is in it:love: :love: :love: :love:
    Snack, Jan 7, 2005
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    :lol: :lol: :lol: its all about sharpe:p
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  5. Snack

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    you knows it!:love:
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    I have EVERY ONE on tape :love:
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    I got this for Christmas off Amy. Not started reading it yet, I think I might tonight.
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    it's ok, very American thouh and not nearly as subtle as Dan Brown's novel. also it is basically glorifying most of America: ooh look we have the liberty bell, ooh look we have the declaration of independence. BOTHERED.

    is good for pure escapism value though.
    Snack, Jan 7, 2005
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    Matt Hardwick recommended it on his message board a while back, made it sound realy interesting :up:
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    Enid Blyton for adults ;)
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    :p
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    Thanks for reading my books :up:;)
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    you must have made a packet!
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    Sharpe is kool as fuck!
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    Re: For those who can read

    it's absolutely mint, couldn't put it down
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    Good book, bit full of shit though.

    Apparently the toss-up to p[lay langdon in the film is between tom hanks and russel crow.
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    Re: For those who can read

    I would do but I haven't a clue what you just typed.

    Trouble reading.
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    Re: For those who can read

    I never learnt to read. :(
    dodgy, Jan 7, 2005
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    yeah, great book :)

    just finished reading 'angels and demons' - another of dan browns books (by the recommendation of si if im right :p ) and imo thats better still, really good stuff :)

    although thats probably just me with my illuminati interest :p
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    That the one? :D
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