The first King book I read was It...brilliant "monster" fiction
- jimi james

Same here. It was the first book I had ever read "for fun" AKA, not a school assignment. I think I was 13. I figured it was a hell of way to jump into recreational reading.
The Talisman is probably my favourite King book. So, so good.

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Is book club over, or are we still reviewing Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood?

I noticed Wedgie was working really hard to lure Rick James to a beer at the ACC. Then he was probably going to offer him a ride to his hotel room. A couple of 'accidental' wrong turns and they're down at the port lands with no one around...when the mix tape is playing no one can hear you scream...
- Zezel

Well...

...this thread took an odd turn while I was sleeping.

Same here. It was the first book I had ever read "for fun" AKA, not a school assignment. I think I was 13. I figured it was a hell of way to jump into recreational reading.
The Talisman is probably my favourite King book. So, so good.
- UsernameUnknown

First Stephen King book I read was Salem's Lot. It was franking fantastic.

Then I read Night Shift. A real mix. Some stories were absolutely fantastic - some were really crap.

And then I read the Stand. Man, it dragged on for about 300 pages too long. I never read another Stephen King book again.

First Stephen King book I read was Salem's Lot. It was franking fantastic.

Then I read Night Shift. A real mix. Some stories were absolutely fantastic - some were really crap.

And then I read the Stand. Man, it dragged on for about 300 pages too long. I never read another Stephen King book again.
- Atomic Wedgie

OMG Moar #BookBuzz

First Stephen King book I read was Salem's Lot. It was franking fantastic.

Then I read Night Shift. A real mix. Some stories were absolutely fantastic - some were really crap.

And then I read the Stand. Man, it dragged on for about 300 pages too long. I never read another Stephen King book again.
- Atomic Wedgie

He's so hit or miss on novels because he's so prolific. I don't know if he ever stops writing.

I find his short stories to be extraordinary though.

First Stephen King book I read was Salem's Lot. It was franking fantastic.

Then I read Night Shift. A real mix. Some stories were absolutely fantastic - some were really crap.

And then I read the Stand. Man, it dragged on for about 300 pages too long. I never read another Stephen King book again.
- Atomic Wedgie

I waited for the TV movie

Or Catcher in the rye.

That is quite simply the worst book I have ever bothered to finish reading. I just kept expecting it to get better or actually reach some sort of meaningful conclusion considering all the love it gets. Garbage.

Even the critics don't really call it a literary masterpiece because of it being deep or being beautiful writing, noooo, it supposedly perfectly evokes what it means to be a confused teenager or some crap.

I mean seriously? You need a book about some moron that wanders off from school, gets sexually molested by his favorite teacher and calls everyone a phony in order to understand what it means to be a teenager again? What the (frank) happened during their childhood?
- Thecakeisalie

The Catcher in the Rye was (frank)ing terrible. I don’t understand how anyone likes that book. Also Catch 22 blows.

What I like the most about books is how they can somehow replace a coaster to put my beer on in times of need.

What I like the most about books is how they can somehow replace a coaster to put my beer on in times of need.
- Scabeh

Sometimes there's a gun inside!

What I like the most about books is how they can somehow replace a coaster to put my beer on in times of need.
- Scabeh

you, I like..

What I like the most about books is how they can somehow replace a coaster to put my beer on in times of need.
- Scabeh

I'm shocked you actually have a coffee table.

Or that you would care about a water stain on that coffee table.

I'm guessing...

I still can't believe the Statsny trade


and a first for Hartman? who the (frank) is Hartman
- jimi james

Hartman is a 23 year old grinder/rat who has scored 19 in a season and was able to move up and down the lineup.

With Nashvilles very late first they can only hope they would draft a player like that.

What I like the most about books is how they can somehow replace a coaster to put my beer on in times of need.
- Scabeh

I made a few tile coasters with my favorite special beer labels and resin so I can then put my beer on more beer

I'm shocked you actually have a coffee table.

Or that you would care about a water stain on that coffee table.

I'm guessing...


- Atomic Wedgie

I wouldn't care that much but I do not live alone.

tore through it this summer. So frickken good. Loved the book about him learning to be a gunslinger. Really wish the second book didn't start the way it did.
- Feeling Glucky?

From what i remember, i believe the Drawing of the three and wolves of calla were my favourites from the series.

Sometimes there's a gun inside!
- BINGO!

Or if you’re Andy Dufrain, a nice prison escape tool.

I'm shocked you actually have a coffee table.

Or that you would care about a water stain on that coffee table.

I'm guessing...


- Atomic Wedgie

I made a few tile coasters with my favorite special beer labels and resin so I can then put my beer on more beer
- RickJames77

I actually must own around 20 coasters at home but never can (frank)ing find one when I need one.

The Catcher in the Rye was (frank)ing terrible. I don’t understand how anyone likes that book. Also Catch 22 blows.
- RickJames77

Fack that.
Catch 22 was great.

I wouldn't care that much but I do not live alone.
- Scabeh

Wife took the kids to Florida for a week.

It's one glorious week of not picking up my underwear off the floor.

I am living the dream.

I actually must own around 20 coasters at home but never can (frank)ing find one when I need one.
- Scabeh

So, Jose Bautista may retire... Discuss...

No more book talk.

So, Jose Bautista may retire... Discuss...

No more book talk.
- PatC80

Can you imagine the stories that guy must have about his career?

If he does retire, I really hope he writes a book.

Wife took the kids to Florida for a week.

It's one glorious week of not picking up my underwear off the floor.

I am living the dream.
- Atomic Wedgie

Lucky bastard.