im looking for a scary book to read :)
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im looking for a scary book to read :)
Try Richard Matheson.
You know there's a book section, right? :unsure:
you can't read ghost books, they'd fall straight through your hands
:drumthing:
JP's autobiography.
I've never read a Ghost Book.
I have watched "A Christmas Carol" on telly but. Two ones actually.
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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley
book section? silly me
Try 'The Amityville horror'
I slept with the lights on for about a week after reading it :fear:
It's well fucking scary
I did the same after reading the actual events of what happened. My bro wanted to borrow it but the lil arse is scared of anything n everything, and he is also too lazy to read. I tend to keep all my scary books hidden away, just incase I'm tempted to pick them up again. :pinch:Quote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky
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1. Nathaniel - John Saul (I used to live in a barn)
2. The Magic Cottage - James Herbert
3. Needful Things - Stephen King
Not really ghosty stories, but they scared the beejus out of me at some point or t'other. :ermm:
Oh man!
The magic cottage is one scary book!
IT is scary as well :fear:
hoi, skweeky, ewe were on about ebooks a while ago weren't you?
I'm after something to read on my pda, know anywhere good to get stuff?
My first copy was stolen out of my car, lil arses.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky
Two different peeps got me the same book on the same day.
Typical. :pinch:
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Originally Posted by Proper Bo
Click :unsure:
That's not an ebook, cawk.Quote:
Why can't you be more useful, like barbie's wench? She bakes him cakes dontcha know:snooty:
You'll have dry riveta and be happy.
Besides, you still haven't even read Hitch Hikers Guide, ffs.
Cause it's the type of gheyness that you like and therefore sucks donkey bawls:snooty:
Bo,
I get all my ebooks from BTJunkie
I just downloaded a file that's got nearly everything
Agatha Christie, Tolstoj, Robert Ludlum, Stephen King etc...
Downloads really quick as well
Guttenburg for the free stuff as well like.
What's the best format for them, like?
got some in pdf but they're a right pissabout to read.
I generally just use txt files. Simple yet not too complicated.
Here's Gutenberg btw.
http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page
kwality
already looked through loads on demonoid, like.