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GLENN CORNICK wrote:"Bleak House" by Dickens; as mental preparation for Ulster's Pro 12 run in.
You might try to squeeze Hard Times in as well.
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big mervyn wrote:
GLENN CORNICK wrote:"Bleak House" by Dickens; as mental preparation for Ulster's Pro 12 run in.
You might try to squeeze Hard Times in as well.

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Bomb - Adam Jones.

Good read. Something for everyone and he comes across really well.

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The Black Magician series; we're going to need some magic at the weekend.
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The Karamasov Brothers. Only half way in, but probably as good, if not better than War and Peace.
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The uafc forum. It's rubbish.
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Tighter End wrote:The Karamasov Brothers. Only half way in, but probably as good, if not better than War and Peace.
Hillary Clinton's favourite book.

Tolstoy vs Dostoyevsky eh? I'm for Fyodor.
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I'm currently reading restaurant guides for Paris. Anyone with any suggestions for places, I'd appreciate it - as long as it's not silly prices. >EW
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BaggyTrousers wrote:I'm currently reading restaurant guides for Paris. Anyone with any suggestions for places, I'd appreciate it - as long as it's not silly prices. >EW
Angelina is incredible and from what I remember not too overpriced.

Had to wait around 30-45mins to get a seat.

http://www.angelina-paris.fr/fr/content ... n-angelina
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BaggyTrousers wrote:I'm currently reading restaurant guides for Paris. Anyone with any suggestions for places, I'd appreciate it - as long as it's not silly prices. >EW
Yes, don't go. I severely dislike Paris.
Probably not helpful, but honest.
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Snipe Watson wrote:
BaggyTrousers wrote:I'm currently reading restaurant guides for Paris. Anyone with any suggestions for places, I'd appreciate it - as long as it's not silly prices. >EW
Yes, don't go. I severely dislike Paris.
Probably not helpful, but honest.
Agreed,too big and too expensive.
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Go to Rome instead would be my other suggestion. The best city in continental Europe IMHO.
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For eating; Bologna.
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Snipe Watson wrote:
BaggyTrousers wrote:I'm currently reading restaurant guides for Paris. Anyone with any suggestions for places, I'd appreciate it - as long as it's not silly prices. >EW
Yes, don't go. I severely dislike Paris.
Probably not helpful, but honest.
Yes about as useful in its honesty as my older sisters remark when a toddler in a doctors waiting room, " mummy that man has a very big nose".

Thanks KOTH, I'll check it out. :thumleft:
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Probably not a good place to have put this anyway, but since I have, can we leave the suggestion of other places, I'm bloody well booked and going to Paris.
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