[kaochiu]

Nice thread Jahnice. I loved your dlplomatic remark on Jeremy Clarkson, "verbally abusing", sort of an euphemism for a punch in the mouth, as it happened. As you reccomended JC biography, it reminded me of "Stick Up Your Punter", which is just about how "The Sun" works.
As biographies go, the one in the photo is like Mr. Nice grandpa.

[Snook]

The Emperor Wears No Clothes



By Jack Herer

https://www.jackherer.com/thebook/

very interesting and informative.. makes one hate government more and more for their hypocrisy.

[al70]

The best book �� I ever read was THE CINDERELLA MAN, bout the boxer, I was in prison n I had no TV, an incredible story, much better than the movie

Into the wild, walking free, for biography . For agricultural, Albrecht's foundation concepts.

[J.V]

Always liked reading Wilbur Smith....Particularly his older stuff, Books like River God.....Sun Bird,....A Time To Die....Triumph Of The Sun.

Read the Starbuck series by Bernard Cornwell a good year ago...A really good series...Cornwells attention to detail is second to none...
He brings history to life...Bye the way, The Starbuck series is not a
sci-fi story. It's based during the American Civil war.....Basically a
young northern man, fighting for the south...

[vostok]

Someone mentioned this might be a good read..?

Brown Bread Fred Hardcover – 31 Oct 2007 by Freddie Foreman

To Britain's criminal underworld, Freddie Foreman is the Godfather. Responsible for the gangland killings of Ginger Marks and Frank 'The Mad Axeman' Mitchell, he was the punisher to those who broke the underworld's strict code of conduct. Foreman's dramatic kidnap and arrest for Britain's biggest cash robbery made headlines around the world, yet this daring raid was just the peak of a safe-blowing, bank-robbing career that had spanned decades. His story is a fascinating, yet chilling account of life as a freelance enforcer for the Kray twins, and as London's most feared gangster. But bloodshed aside, Freddie's often humourous stories reveal a caring man, one who treated even tied-up security guards with reverence. Giving one cigarettes as he emptied a safe, Freddie believes violence was always a last resort and treated people with respect. Revealed in these pages are the amazing details of the heists, the double crossings, the shootouts and the betrayals that accompanied life as a career criminal £4.73

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Brown-Bread-.../dp/1844544834

[al70]

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[Jahnice]

Originally Posted by kaochiu

Nice thread Jahnice. I loved your dlplomatic remark on Jeremy Clarkson, "verbally abusing", sort of an euphemism for a punch in the mouth...

As biographies go, the one in the photo is like Mr. Nice grandpa.

What exactly was the punch about? A steak or something?
Sounds like 'coke rage' to me...Stars...
or just a 'diva moment'

'Pearls and hash' looks like an interesting biography but I can't read the authors name.

You reminded me of the Mr. Nice bio
Loved it and loved the film too...
But the book i want to read is from 'MRS. Nice'
I bet she has lots of good stories. Lol

[monkey5]

Sweet! I love good books! Here: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-...=9780786886210 ~~ That one is a great read! Hope you all like it! Enjoy! monkey5

[monkey5]

Here is another great book~~ Here:https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-...=9781583335444 ~~ Enjoy! monkey5