his books are great reading peter robinson crime writer

Hi Whatabeauty (and I am sure you are) ,

It is funny you should say that as I have just started reading it (Deception Point). I've got just over two hundred pages to go. So far I think it is very good. I am where Rachel Sexton and the others have just been lifted off the sub. We mustn't forget that this his his second book. But I am enjoying it.

Voice.

I've never heard of that one, but does the Omega plan work? And if it does is it effective?

I have started a biography of Micheal Jackson. It says fully updated. Whatever that means. It is not the first time I've read a book on a freak (actually called Freaks) but this one will be interesting. A white man who things he is black. A clown who things he is normal. A mental retard boy in a man's body. Sounds like a bloody good read. I wonder what else he does for a living? Apart from sleeping with young boys I wonder if he has any talents?

Voice.

I've read a few Richard Laymon books many years ago. Just thought I'd mention that!

Voice.

I'm still reading the hobbit....IT IS SO BORING!

Oh... I've read that one, but I am not sure about the ending. It could be improved!

Voice.

PS Have you tried reading it back to front?

not yet............i'm at the bit where the old kent road turns into the new kent road

Kitty, I had to read 'the Hobbit' and 'lord of the rings' in high school. It scarred me for life. I can't bear to watch any of the 'Lord of the Rings' movies because of it.


currently reading Bryce Courtneys' - Jessica........again.

Give that ago Kitty. You won't put it down.

Or may I suggest another of his--'April fools day', keep the tissue box handy though, it's the true story of his son.

If you don't know the Author I'm talking about, Remember the movie 'The power of one'? That's autobiographical, about his childhood in South Africa.

If you want something simple and quick to read try 'The night Country'

i've just read that part, it's getting better now, i am making the effort to pick it up now, it's getting a bit confusing though, too many characters

i think you have to at least understand sci-fi/NASA a little to understand

Digital Fortress is next

Hi Whatabeauty (that is two of us),

I have now finished it and the Digital Fortress is coming after the one after next. If that makes sense. If it doesn't then it won't.

Voice.

You'll enjoy Whatabeauty. That is enjoy the book, not yourself. However, you could enjoy yourself (no law against it). Do you have any mirror's in your house that could appreciate your true beauty? yes? Good. That is what I like, somebody admiring themselves.

I've read quite a few Colin wilson. That is the same Colin Wilson who writes about real life crime, isn't it?

Voice.

You've lost me? "Bait as in? I was joking with her... as she is a nice person... but beyond that I am confused. Maybe you should explain or it is a foreign barrier? You are probably lost with the English homour. Whatever, i was only joking. As in British Humour... however, I do accept that there are a few who don't understand my humour; such as Scorpio and Harlequin. But we can't please everybody. Just some will do fine Browny.

Take care my friend,

Voice.

Yes the same one-----it's a factual book about the West murders.

As I said, I've read some of his books. However, i haven't read that one. But I did read a very good book on the West's. I'm not really interested in what they have done, but more about why they did it and what makes them tick. You probably will find their problem stems from their childhood.

I read a good book on Neilson... not my Wilson though and that was very good (inside his mind). Wilson also has written many books on the Occult. He is an expert on the subject of murder and people.

Voice.

I think i read that one too, i prefer the psychological viewpoint on the killers too, the why's and wherefore's are more interesting than the when and who's.

I agree; I like delving deep into the perpetrators’ mind and see what makes him or her tick. The crime is incidental… well, not to the person he/or she killed… but the psychological make up is more interesting.

Voice

I've not read Colin Wilson by judging by what I've just read I think I should...........his books sound right up my street!

I think they might be. I've read quite a few and if you want to understand crime and why people do it then I suggest you read him. He is a good read.

Voice.

Has it got pictures because you can't read... and if you could you wouldn't understand the instructions anyway? Maybe somebody could help you? But for that you would have to find somebody first. I see your problem. Stick to the pictures and and your right hand. I am sure you both will be very happy. What is your real name? It's not Wayne Kerry is it?

Voice.

Happy picture watching. You don't wear glasses by the way? That is because you use too much friction.

i like how you put your posts together, humorous and insulting, very good (wonders why your single ) were you there at the conception of your children or did someone "have it in for you"

Insulting? No, not me… maybe over the top but what I say is meant to be in good spirit. No animosity attached. Remember the immortal words of the song; “All ways look on the bright side of life” my friend.

To your question; I’m probably single because my wife (ex-wife now) left me. I prefer Groucho Marks words “I would never join a club that had somebody like me in it.” Obviously she took it literally. Her loss. Not everyday one comes across a genius… now she is living with a medium rich mortal and doing quite well for herself. I can just imagine her crying in her wealthy lounge suite and thinking… “why did I leave him? The council house and all that.” As I said, her loss. I hope that every time she looks at her bank balance she things “What a fool I’ve been.”

I was there at the conception and the only person who had it in was me. Besides, they look just like me… beautiful, intelligent and just the right touch of genius. So who else could they be but mine! Unless you are thinking of god himself. But, alas, no... he was my father!

God bless you my friend.

The Voice.

And just for you:

Some things in life are bad
they can really make you mad
Other things just make you swear and curse
When you're chewing on life's gristle
don't grumble, give a whistle
And this will help things turn out for the best
and...

Always look on the bright side of life
Always look on the bright side of life

If life seems jolly rotten
There's something you've forgotten
And that's to laugh and smile and dance and sing

When you're feeling in the dumps
Don't be silly chumps
Just purse your lips and whistle, that's the thing
and...

Always look on the bright side of life
Always look on the bright side of life

For life is quite absurd
And death's the final word
You must always face the curtain with a bow

Forget about your sin
Give the audience a grin
Enjoy it, it's your last chance anyhow

Always look on the bright side of death
Just before you draw your terminal breath

Life's a piece of shit
When you look at it
Life's a laugh and death's a joke, it's true

You'll see it's all a show
Keep 'em laughing as you go
Just remember that the last laugh is on you
and...

Always look on the bright side of life
Always look on the bright side of life
[repeat till end]

I mean, what have you got to lose?
You know, you've come from nothing,
you're going back to nothing!
What have you lost?
Nothing!

Tenmen,

Yes I have woken up feeling down, miserable and totally pissed off. And I have come on various forums to cheer myself up. However, I have had enough intelligence to know that in the world of Forums, even outside our own front doors, there are all sorts of people. I also know that not all those people are mind readers (having empathic powers) so I might run into somebody who unwittingly – and I say unwittingly because their main intentions are usually good and honest – will wind me up, take the piss and rub salt in my already hurting wounds. And I have had that happen many times to me. Because of the various characters I have learnt to understand that not everything is as written.

You say “feel the ground” however, your winking smiley face was my feel of the ground. Therefore I plunged in. I also read some of your other threads, and the ones I read did not show me your pain. I can not do anymore than that. When Scorpio had a go at me on a thread a few people came wading in. I accepted that in all good humour. But nobody bothered to “feel my ground” because they only had words to deal with. Therefore I was good game.

I have no intention, or wish to look “big” but just administer my brand of humour and enjoy the good peoples on company here. Of course that isn’t everybody’s cup of tea and people will see what you see. Others will see what I am about and respond as such. You can’t please everybody. In all walks of life there are many people and one reaction might be appreciated where another will see it as abuse.

However, and saying all that I obviously unwittingly offended you. For that I apologise – like I apologised to Scorpio or whomever I unwittingly offend. So I hope you accept that. And in future when we cross paths I shall remember our encounter and deal with our situation appropriately. Lucky for me people like you Scorpio, Harlequin are a few and far between. When I came across FBG and mockingly had a go at him he took it in the spirit it was intended. And came back as like. I’ve been on other forums and realised you can’t please everybody. But when I do come across somebody of your fragility and make a mistake I am quite happy to bow to that person and offer my apologies with the promise that once bitten twice shy. Forewarned is foretold.

With respect,

Voice.

Tenmen

I am quite happy to go along with that and because of my mistake I am quite happy to accept that I am the biggest wanker of them all. You never know... my real name might be Wayne Kerr. Who lives at Tossers cottage. The magic one on the left. Just by the service station. Next to the cinema. Opposite the brothel.

Look at the bright side... wherever you go you in life you will always bump into a simpleton. Now you’ve met one when you are next feeling down you know what to look out for. Every day I get up I look in the mirror. It reminds me that god has a sense of humour. And if he can have one (and I can laugh along) then anybody can.

All the best,

Voice