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Yes, it is indeed, @Thunderpussy.
Pos was a master at his craft.
( Sir Roger) told the story of one of his ancestors to Danny Wilde ( Tony Curtis)
Who did the same thing to a love rival. Danny protests that it's a story from
Poe.
Roger then points out, that his ancestor got so drunk he stood on the wrong side
of the wall, and bricked himself up. :)
Inner Circle Brad Meltzer
Seafire John Gardner
And
One second After (I forgot who wrote it)
We shall see which of the three I like the best I would like to finish 30 books by the time I am 30.
Like a rabbit, hippety-hop.
My life philosophy is "Hip hop, don't stop!"
Well that's their main problem, isn't it? They just don't stop!!
I think we can all find comfort in those words. ;)
On a serious note though today I found a thriller named The Devil You Don't (1980) by none other than the late actor Ron Moody. First I'd ever heard of it. It sounds like it has a kind of Licence Renewed (1981) vibe to it, although of course it came first! It should make for some good reading anyhow.
I'd already read a library copy, but figured it was time to buy as price hasn't been coming down.
However I noticed new hardcovers of Boyd's Solo (2013) could not be bought for much less than $40.00 even from Amazon affiliates , so moral of story is buy these Bond hardcovers when they are new.
I got burned here as I had been waiting for Solo to hit bargain bins but it never did, now there is no way to get a reasonably priced new HC.
So I will have to forego the HC, and buy a new paperback to keep my collection intact.
Just thought I'd share.
Still reading Stephen King's Bazaar of Bad Dreams short story collection.
\m/
Dare to Look:
An american from Massachusets received the wrong ticket from an unconcentrated employee, but he did not complain and won 7 million from that ticket.
The hottest rain ever recorded fell over California during August 2012 with a temperature of 46 degrees Celsius. But the heat and the dry air caused most of the air to evaporate before hitting the ground.
An earthquake disaster that happened in Missouri during 1812 was so violent that it caused the Mississsippi river to flow backwards for three days and even caused church bells to ring 1600 km away.
A bowhead whale can become over 200 years old and because of it's back's anatomy, it never stops growing.
A welsh pony named Crunchie must sleep on a pile of wrinkled paper, because he suffers from hay fever.
Reality Shock:
A sleepy German banker fell asleep with a finger resting on the key "2" on his keyboard, which resulted in a transfer of 62 € becoming 222 222 222,22 €.
A German car mechanic missed the last bus home and had drunk so much beer that he almost unknowingly went to a stable and crawled up onto a horse's back and fell asleep, while the horse was still standing up.
After having robbed a woman at a parking lot in Melbourne, Australia, the 64-year old thief got caught almost immediately as he was too slow when he was loading his walker into his car.
Herbert Jenkins in Detroit, USA, is the only member in the Assistant Supervisors of Street Maintenance and Construction Association.
On the morning of April the 1st, inhabitants of the town Sitka, Alaska, could see a thick black pillar of smoke coming out of the volcano Mount Edgecumbe. The volcano had been inactive for thousands of years, and people started to panic. A coast guard helicopter was sent to take a closer look, and what the pilot saw almost made him die of laughter. A pile of 70 car tires were burning and in the snow could letters be seen saying 'April Fools!'.
There are only 22 countries England has not colonised: Guatemala, Bolivia, Paraguay, Luxembourg, Liecthenstein, Belarus, Andorra, Monaco, Vatican City, São Tomé and Príncipe, Sweden, Uzbekistan, Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Mali, Ivory Coast, Tchad, Central African Republic, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Marshall Islands.
Download the Weird:
Two years after he had been fined for speeding in London, the man had emigrated to New Zeeland were he again was fined for speeding - by the same policeman who stopped him in England! Just like the surprised driver, the policeman had recently emigrated to New Zeeland.
The american bill printing works "Bureau of Printing and Engraving" had made over a billion 100 $ bills that became completely worthless when the bills creased during the printing process.
It took 3 years for the first american mint to incuse 1 million coins. Today, the mint in Philadelphia can incuse the same amount of coins in 30 minutes.
During January the 31st, 2011 a woman unintentionally drove into an Insurance Company in Tampa, Florida. Conveniently, said Insurance Company was also responsible for her car Insurance.
A fisherman in Mexico caught something that could be completely unique: An albino bullshark with one eye placed directly on it's forehead. He originally caught the mother who had 10 babies and one of them was the albino "cyclop" shark.
Strikingly True:
The firing in connection with the first World War ceased in 1918, but the war wasn't officially over until October the 3rd, 2010. Germany paid that day the last remaining payment in accordance with the war reparations Germany was ordered to pay at the Peace Treaty of Versailles in 1919. The payment would have happened a lot sooner if Hitler hadn't opposed the agreement.
The entire police force of 15 people in the hungarian city of Budaors immediately resigned after winning 100 million at the lottery.
In the four-digit lottery in Pennsylvania March the 31st 2010, the numbers drawn were 7777 and the jackpot was 7,77 million $.
The language Rotokas, spoken in Bougainville on Papua New Guinea only has 12 letters in the alphabet, namely A E G I K O P R S T U and V.
A 60-year old woman who lives in a suburb to Stockholm shares her apartment with her mother, her sister, her son - and 191 cats.
the ones in bold were either free or very cheap on the kindle store and i went a bit nuts, had to scale the list back a bit as i bought so many.
The Witness by Simon Kernick
Even by Andrew Grant (Lee Child's brother)
The Murder Exchange by Simon kernick
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson
Romeo and Juliet (only because i'm studying it ) by William Shakespeare
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
Trigger Mortis by Anthony Horowitz on kindle (even though i already have a signed copy and a waterstones edition)
Prime Suspect by Lynda La Plante
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
Run Girl by Eva Hudson
Closure by Randall Wood
Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
Deep Sleepers by Adrian Wills
I've read a few of these, but I was put off by one particularly gruesome chapter where a pregnant woman was tortured. Didn't like that and I'm not squeamish.