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i dont agree with you Wabbit First let me make my views clear. i dont mind such stuff. i love a joke if its a good one and anything in writers showcase if its good will always be appreciated by me even if its contents are controversial. but you cant just say "if you are offended with such...

the moral of the story:- Never miss a good opportunity to shut up ;)

Murder at the vicarage , if you observe closely , will resemble Roger Ackroyd in many ways. what i like most about that book is her sense of humour. the four old ladies and their typical gossiping strikes a chord. the story is pretty good Murder on the links is one of her competent works...

i am completely confused :confused: if "**** me and suck me" are not sexually oriented then what is? any other similiar words have no priority , as in being 'more' explicit.

Perry Mason books arent books for a critic. there are many flaws in it. you just read those books if you arent in a mood to go deep into literature. they are a good read if you are bored and have nothing to do but thats about it

hey jak a hearty welcome to the forums you 'll find it a great place to enjoy

there's something called CNET download manager but it is hopeless. DAP is god for me

i second that. no bookmarks for me. but then, i aint too fussy about bookkeeping

What could be worse than hell? being made to watch each and every scene liv tyler has in LOTR over and over and over and over and over and over

whoa those pics were scary martin! glad to see you are fine and your usual self.if i was in your place i would have been mentally scarred for life

well this is just a petty annoyance i cant see any smilies or avatars moving anymore , not even mine what do i do? any inputs welcome

what could be worse than Hell???? ummmm...... if you are tied to a bed and your feet are being tickled with a feather * shudders* no man deserves that agony;)

anybody read Erle Stanley Gardner's Perry Mason and the case of the Howling dog ? it is a bit similiar in the sense that he solves the mystery with the clue being , 'the dog was howling in the night'!!

err to be frank i knew the answer beforehand. so i'll still leave you the chance to solve it Ans 5

ok this was a question asked in a job interview for a prestigious company. " a man is lying dead on the road facing upwards with his arms spread. he has a nameplate on his chest and a sack on his back. tell the most likely way he died" yeah he could have had a heart attack or been...

its about two friends who go different ways but decide to meet twenty years later at an old joint but life is very cruel the story actually touched my heart

that gave me the creeps i wonder what gave him the inspiration to write such stuff

if i remember correctly that extract came from a short story titled "Silver Blaize" or something like that *scratches his head* that was one of Sherlock's better short stories , the ending being very unexpected

i personally am very particular to see to it that an adaptation is exactly like the original book. any tampering with the book is like an insult to the author's efforts. if the things that are changed are too minute to affect the storyline then why bother changing them? such changes make me...

can someone clarify on the 7 basic plots? it sounds interesting but i dont agree that breaking a plot to something as basic as good vs evil should be used to challenge its originality. good vs evil is hardly a plot its just a concept and there can be many variations made to that which arent...