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Stuart Lingard Lingard من عند Wheelton, Chorley, Lancashire PR6، المملكة المتحدة من عند Wheelton, Chorley, Lancashire PR6، المملكة المتحدة

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Stuart Lingard Lingard من عند Wheelton, Chorley, Lancashire PR6، المملكة المتحدة

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استمتعت حقًا بهذه النظرة المتعمقة إلى حياة إرنست همنغواي كما صورها مايكل بالين.

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هذا هو الثالث في سلسلة وأكثر متعة بكثير ثم الأولين. يمكنك قراءة هذا كموقف وحيد.

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أنا لم أقرأها أبداً ، لقد توقفت في الفصل الثاني ، إنها مملة للغاية لدرجة أنه لا يمكنني أن أنهيها حتى الآن

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Given to me by a friend around, I guess, 1993, when I had just survived an episode of acute Guns n'Roses fannishness, which was then followed by the most epic US love EVAH! God, being a teenager was fun, wasn't it? I think my parents must have liked U2 a lot better than GnR. I mean, at least the posters weren't quite as horrifying. (I know I'd disown my thirteen year old daughter if she plastered her walls with long-haired men in tiny shorts. (good thing I don't have a daughter).) Me, however, well, nowadays, I don't care one way or the other. Neither U2 nor GnR features heavily on my playlists or car tapes (old-fashioned, I know). You'll be more likely to find me listening to Appetite for Destruction than Joshua Tree, but I never claimed to have good taste. (though, good enough taste to never have owned the infamous Spaghetti Incident. Did buy Chinese Democracy though, but more out of a nostalgic feeling of loyalty. I kinda imagined if I didn't buy it, nobody else would.) Still like U2, but I can't say I get excited about them. Can't say I remember anything about this book, either. But I swear, it was the most epic U2 love EVER!