jawillwill Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Sometimes when I go to the football, I like to take a good book along with me for half-time/when nothing interesting is happening (during throw-ins etc.). Does anyone else do this?
Give it to Ron Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Yes I regularly take an assortment of programmes dating back to the 60's to browse through....then imagine what those players in the pictures would do in the same situation as the game is in at that time. Well you started it
Tom8558 Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 I take an AK-47 and try to see how many people I can get to give me there money. Maybe I read into pulp fiction a little too much
Lazlo78 Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 I think we once played a game in Worchestershire, but I can't find any source
Pilchards Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Thats given me idea, I will phone up the Westwood bookshop at the end of the season and ask for a couple of books called '2 back 2 backs promotions.' & 'The slippery slope to blue square.'
ThreeSixty Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Usually bring my knitting kit for quiet moments.
Thedelldays Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 I sat playing words wit friends for about 85 mins of the pompey game
Saint_lambden Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 I moan about what other fans are wearing because it really puts me off the football.
dubai_phil Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 I never get time to finish a chapter. I get in from the pub late, have to get in the queue way before anyone else to get my Pie & Pints at HT and then there is the Fire Alarm Drill
cdvdtz Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Not sure if everyone is joining in with the joke or if it's gone over everybody's heads........
Tom8558 Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Not sure if everyone is joining in with the joke or if it's gone over everybody's heads........ tbh i would be supprised if a significant minority on this forum actually read books
Crazy Diamond Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 It's a good joke. Credit to jawillwill. But did you know that some Reading fans call the Madejski 'the Library' because it's so quiet? True story.
Liquidshokk Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Not sure if everyone is joining in with the joke or if it's gone over everybody's heads........ Wondering the same
Thedelldays Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Is everybody going slightly mad ? no we are going up...enjoy it
Whitey Grandad Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 When you say 'good book', are you talking about 'The Good Book'? Do your neighbours edge nervously away from you as halftime approaches?
cdvdtz Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 I've come to the conclusion that the joke has, indeed, gone over everyone's heads. Whoooooosh.
Thedelldays Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 I've come to the conclusion that the joke has, indeed, gone over everyone's heads. Whoooooosh. go on then....explain
pap Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Not sure if everyone is joining in with the joke or if it's gone over everybody's heads........ Nope. Tis a fine jape. I wonder if anyone is going to admit to taking Brian McDermott and Jimmy Kebe to the lav with them for entertainment purposes.
buctootim Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 When you say 'good book', are you talking about 'The Good Book'? Do your neighbours edge nervously away from you as halftime approaches? I just take the New Testament - no-one likes a zealot - and always make sure I look up for goals, penalties and streakers.
cdvdtz Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 go on then....explain The 'Reading' in the title is the verb, not the team. From the title people would figure he was talking about the game then realise he wasn't upon opening the thread. It would've been slightly amusing if there wasn't a need to explain it.
Thedelldays Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 The 'Reading' in the title is the verb, not the team. From the title people would figure he was talking about the game then realise he wasn't upon opening the thread. It would've been slightly amusing if there wasn't a need to explain it. oh.
hamster Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Any link? not just the cover up operation either ;-)
buctootim Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Any link? not just the cover up operation either ;-) She was celebrating a new chapter.
Whitey Grandad Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 The 'Reading' in the title is the verb, not the team. From the title people would figure he was talking about the game then realise he wasn't upon opening the thread. It would've been slightly amusing if there wasn't a need to explain it. I don't think I've noticed before that Reading and reading are homographs, technically heteronyms. Anyone else?
Thedelldays Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 I honestly thought he was talking about the team...and I really did sit and play words with friends for 85 mins during the pompey game
hamster Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 The 'Reading' in the title is the verb, not the team. From the title people would figure he was talking about the game then realise he wasn't upon opening the thread. It would've been slightly amusing if there wasn't a need to explain it. and therefore should have been put in The Arts section for max effect, no?
Lazlo78 Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Not sure if everyone is joining in with the joke or if it's gone over everybody's heads........ I tried, but my attempt was really poor (it did, however, bring the good old TSW sauce/source into play)
hamster Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 She was celebrating a new chapter. Apparently grows organic veg in Portugal nowadays. Ah, those formative years, who from my generation did not hanker for ER? Obviously before I knew of her link to Pompey hardman, JPFCW.
buctootim Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 heteronyms. Anyone else? Preferable to Lesbanims
Ohio Saint Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 If I were expecting a very dull game and needed a good long read, I'd take a printout of Poopey's creditors.
hamster Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 I don't think I've noticed before that Reading and reading are homographs, technically heteronyms. Anyone else? Is that like an august signing of an august midfiled hardman? Or am I talkng *something*phones
SNSUN Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 "When nothing interesting happens" and "at a Saints match" is an oxymoron. Also an Oxymoron is the bloke that left us for Arsenal.
Ohio Saint Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 "When nothing interesting happens" and "at a Saints match" is an oxymoron. Also an Oxymoron is the bloke that left us for Arsenal. I'd like to let it be known that I appreciate all the hard work you put into getting that punchline in there.
Whitey Grandad Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 Is that like an august signing of an august midfiled hardman? Or am I talkng *something*phones I think so, but I might have been talking balls.
hutch Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 I don't think I've noticed before that Reading are homographs Nah, that's Brighton
Ohio Saint Posted 13 April, 2012 Posted 13 April, 2012 So, who are the holograms? Do we not field real teams any more?
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