Quite sure it's just that tracing paper-esque stuff. You know, the anus multilating type.
Quite sure it's just that tracing paper-esque stuff. You know, the anus multilating type.
Direct link to the paperback version of the old yarns...
Loads more pages than the ebook - twice (nearly) as much bonk for your baht
Once Upon a Time in the East: Hot and Sticky Yarns from Rural Siam: Amazon.co.uk: Steven Edwards, Martin Coveney: Books
Anyone who buys it gets a big kiss and a bottle of beer chang when I'm next in Bangers...
would that be because the paperback has real pages ?Originally Posted by somtamslap
Yes Balders... most cunningly deduced.
see its online for free already
There we go, i'll get a friend to buy the real book version for my Xmas pressie. Or a belated birthday pressie some sort of pressie.
^ Good girl, Pats.
Did I mention that this book is now available in paperbook format? I can't remember!
Oh yes - that's right, I did.
Never mind.
Anyway, as an aside - buying it would be a most informed purchase. This is the Koran for pastoral residents of Siam.
Once Upon a Time in the East: Hot and Sticky Yarns from Rural Siam: Amazon.co.uk: Steven Edwards, Martin Coveney: Books
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VERY nice cover design.
Though I can't explain why, it annoys me that the pencil is on the left and neither the end of the pencil or the chile is visible.
Are you a leftie.
Last edited by Cujo; 30-10-2014 at 12:19 PM.
All revealed within the binding. Christmas is coming - and this is a stocking filler if there ever was one.Originally Posted by Koojo
^^ FFS, Sid! You've just given away the whole fucking plot. Not cool, Sid. Not cool!
Yeah - that'll get em!Originally Posted by pseudolus
Slapperella may or may not get buggered by Por throughout the tome.
Not sure who wrote this review, but if it was anyone from here... thanks! High praise indeed...
"This book is a masterpiece. Avoid all the cliched books about Thailand, this is the real deal. Hot, drunk, bothered.
His tales are authentic but extraordinarily funny and will leave you cringing, laughing, guffawing and crying.
The illustrations are simple but really elegant.
I cannot wait for the sequel. "
^ Was it a Friday night
^ Doesn't read like traditional Friday night withnall fare. Primarily because it doesn't contain an obscure youtube video followed by a paragraph of unintelligible claptrap
Sterling stuff,great read and illustratios.
However oe addendum for the galleys of the Secod Edition
Chang is used as an enema, many a newbie has been covice by local loclas and yadong connoisseurs that it swallable Mothwash,I shall have to track you down at the Cricketers Legs or you are welcome to come and sign the rea of the many young ladies queuing outside to meet Khvn Paperpor Riter.
Support Slopsomtime you know his middle wickets dicky
Was that your review Dave?
Cheers if so, and YD on me when I'm next in town.
Lord spare us, is there a sequel on the way?Originally Posted by somtamslap
Right after I've finished directing the film for the first one, yes.Originally Posted by kingwilly
Right, I need actors.
I had Betsy as the old tart who lives in the ditch.
Bollinger as the drunkest man in the village.
And withnall as the 'farmer'.
I'm not the fucking farmer.Originally Posted by somtamslap
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