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MDR124

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  1. Seems yummy Rawr. I'll have meatballs
  2. It doesn't matter.Thank you very much!!!

    It was a good day with my GF a nice evening with friends playing board games :)

    (and a brand new Wii waiting for me now :) !!!! )

  3. Thank you Steph :) !!!

  4. Thank you Heater :)

  5. Thank you very much :) !!!

  6. Thanks Maureen :D

  7. Thanks! very much

  8. Thank you Sara!!!

  9. Thank you Sedge :)

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    Thank you :D Mia

  11. Thank you :) !!!

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    Hello

    Hi Glowmay, welcome to the forum!
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    Google Today

    this Munch version is great!
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    Google Today

    You're all welcome There are so many of them, some clever other funny, all very nice anyway.
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    Google Today

    It's fine today's holiday logo. If you like them as I do you should check http://www.google.com/holidaylogos.html It's a list with all the google holiday logos.
  16. Hi Anubhuti, welcome to the forum : ) !
  17. Quote both. Not craving for this new book, whose existence I found out yesterday and which I'll eventually read in future. Looking forward to watch the film. Even if (and it is strange 'cause I usually love films starred by Hanks: Philadelphia, Forrest Gump, Cast Away, Saving private Ryan, Big and counting...) I've found the performance of Hanks a bit boring in the first film...
  18. You say that time as to pass before a book can be considered a classic,don't you? I think this way of looking at the problem can be misleading, if not at all incorrect. The lapsing of time can add value to a classic book, in the sense that more gneration can find shelter in tis pages, but this work often in one way only. If a book hasn't the strenght, depth, beauty, to be a classic, it will never be one. Not even at the end of the world It may be a very good book, but not a "classic". No matter how much time is passed.
  19. Sour cherry is absolutely one of my favourite. It's followed by coffee and pistachio (only in some Caf
  20. I voted A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot, though I would love to read Hogwarts: A History too...A comprehensive history of magic would probably explain a lot of things which are only hinted in the books, even if regarding the ancient sort of magic, the one in which Harry himself is concerned I think the reader of the HP series knows more than the wizard comunity... P.S. how much for no one voting Lockhart?
  21. I voted 2 but now I'm adding another short novel to my 4 list.It raise the count to 5 may I re-vote?
  22. I absolutely quote Andy Why don't skip the odd lines
  23. Hello Tania, welcome aboard
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    Non Fiction

    Currently I have been reading Wikinomics and Alfabeti, two non-fiction books on very different topics: web 2.0 the first one, books and literature the other. I do read a lot of non-fiction usually about String theory or neuroscience, additional dimentions and economics.
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