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Iced Tea with mint. If you were left stranded on a desert island would you rather have a continental chef or a pastry chef with you?

Thanks. I haven't seen it yet and you've ruined one punch line for me. :rolleyes:

Have you ever seen him in concert? He's even better live! And I didn't think he could get better.

Peder, You're killing me again and not in the good way. ;) You know damn well it's "The Bronx is up and the Battery's down." Stop misinforming people! We have a hard enough time getting them to come back to our fair city (and I use the term loosely) without you messing up our theme song.

Y'all startin' a Dan Brown Defamation Book Club without me?! :eek:

See what can happen when people work together?;)

It's childish, even for a children's book, and badly written. I haven't any problem with the Harry Potter films. The latest was the best so far because I felt it had that wonderful, dry British humor.

Jellyfish Paris or Rome?

Someone needs to splain toes to me! I feel so confused, and I may want to use it some time.

I feel your pain, Peder. Really, I do.

I can't remember the first book but I do remember the first book I ever loved, Jane Emily, a lovely little ghost story. I read it in elementary school and subsequently stole the book because I loved it so much. I kept it for years, in fact I still believe it's at my mother's house somewhere all...

What is Lord Jim about?

I'd rather read Dan Brown than Jane Austen. That woman has a skewed concept of passion and love. Cold-fish lovin' is what I like to call it. :D Now the Brontes were another story all together...

Oooh, how many marks are on my walls. Once I came close to hitting my cat (bad aim) with the first Harry Potter book. I got through 7 pages before I flung it across the room. My next thought was to email amazon.co.uk to get a refund. :p

East of Eden

If you read through the entire thread you'll see that people have been specific about what they don't like about the book.

Which Catholic Church responded? Did the Vatican have a say about the book? It wouldn't suprise me because any story that has mass appeal and deals with religion will cause a stir with fanatical Catholics or Christians. It doesn't take a lot to get them started. :p

"Quella putanna me fregata!" -- Johnny Stecchino Eleanor: What would you have me do? Give out? Give up? Give in? Henry II: Give me a little peace. Eleanor: A little? Why so modest? How about eternal peace? Now there's a thought. -- The Lion in Winter "Prepare to hurt, and not...

It's an American thing. We're defiant and always have to do things differently like over-emphasizing the "s" sounds in words like recognise by replacing the s with a z, making maths singular, and driving on the right side of the road. :D

Is there going to be pissing contest between you and Stewart? Because I don't think he'll have it.