I see that certain people who endorse every conspiracy theory under the sun, also read HP. Speaks volumes, that does!
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I see that certain people who endorse every conspiracy theory under the sun, also read HP. Speaks volumes, that does!
jaysus, thank god Monaghan is a small town so there will only be bout 10 people all together! Tesco's and the Library are doing similar events so am sure there will be plenty of people about. Can see drunks coming out of the Pig & headin to Easons at bout 1.30 tonite to buy their book, reading last few pages and spoiling the ending for everyone!
You've been warned!
Actually, I think the publishers/JK should make a considerable donation to Childline. The service will be flooded with delusional kids, when it should be dealing with important issues.
jesus Peadar, you'd never keep your personal issues to yourself would you? You're starting to come off as attention seeking or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
yeah, starting.......:pQuote:
Originally Posted by GavinZac
No need to big yourself up. You're not an issue for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by GavinZac
I find it very easy to disregard everything you say.
Apparently not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
I just don't get this whole Harry Potter thing, it's a f*cking childrens book.
aw its great. Started reading it last nite and really enjoying it. Only I have to go to Kildare shortly to watch the game, I wouldnt be leaving it alone til I had it finished!
*hits the buzzer* finished the boom at 7.05pm roughly.
Have to say I enjoyed it, and will discuss the positives and the negatives further when more people have finished up
Have you read it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Anto McC
Thoroughly enjoyed all of them, children's books or not.
Tried reading one of the earlier ones and it took me 10 or so pages to realise this is a book for a child and i shouldn't continue to insult my intelligence.Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
It took you 10 pages to realise it was written for a child :eek: Maybe your overestimating that whole intelligence thing ;):pQuote:
Originally Posted by Anto McC
You kept reading so it doesn't say that much for you either.Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
What? I knew it was a children's book before I started,chose to read it and still thoroughly enjoyed it. I have read plenty of children's books and enjoyed them........Quote:
Originally Posted by Anto McC
Get off the high horse lad. People enjoying reading a good story originally aimed at children does not show a lack of intelligence.
I read the first one, it didn't particularly motivate me to read any of the other ones though...
I'm lazy so just watch the films:D.
But their terrible....Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
If your that bad at least get the books on tape :D
I must say I thought the biggest shock of the last book was SPOILER: when it turned out the books were set in the 90s, with the last one being set in 1998, then when I read the flash forward last chapter, 17 years after the last book, I realised that she is probably shaping up to bring out another book, in 2015
Dear God! The shame of it!Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
Someone still using tape.
It's true what they say, the Celtic Tiger didn't even stop to take a leak, in some parts of the country. I trust modernisation bypassed you, while you lived in Limerick.