Reply With QuoteIf you like reading about the misfortune of idiots, I can highly recommend any of the Heroic Failures books. I think there's about 4-5 of them now.
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If you like reading about the misfortune of idiots, I can highly recommend any of the Heroic Failures books. I think there's about 4-5 of them now.
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My sister's expecting a baby and I don't know wether I am going to be an uncle or an aunt !
So carol , you are a housewife and a mother .....have you got any children ?
Fiction wise, Christopher Fowler's Bryant and May peculiar crimes series has me in tears of laughter often.
Also if you have any interest in the secret, hidden history of London you will learn a lot, Fowler is an expert.
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Alan Partrridge’s autobiography.
Armando Ianucii is a genius 😂😂
Nomad by Alan partridge is also a classic
any disc world book, the guy was a genius
You can be anyone you want to be, mate, and don't let anyone else tell you differently.
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Rangers ....two nil up against Falkirk......and they took their foot off the handbrake
Frank skinners autobiography
Second this, one of the funniest books I've ever read.
Bill Bryson makes me laugh aloud.
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Definitely!
Though I feel the early ones were funnier, the later ones were better stories. Take your pick.
Also "Good Omens" he wrote with Neil Gaiman (sp)
for us of a certain age and for pure nostalgia purposes
the Adrian mole books
I know they have been out for many years, but I still love the Spike Milligan books, Hitler, his part in my downfall etc
Tom Sharpe books back in the day used to make me laugh outloud as
did the Two Forrest Gump books.
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for us of a certain age and for pure nostalgia purposes
the Adrian mole booksthey were a must read back then
Tom Sharpe books are briliant, like Blot on the lanscape and the ones involving Constable Els the black (apartied time) S African policeman. Hillarious. Read on of his and you'll have to read them all.
I'm not sure if the early books were a lot better or if I was just younger/hadn't seen anything in that vein before. Whichever I've read some of his later books and found them tedious. Wilt, the Throwback and Riotous Assembly though - I really did lol at those all the way through.
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