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I haven't been everywhere...
but it's on my list!


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I think further reviews are in order...
Chrispy has done his bit. Others may feel free give their balanced views. Over to you chaps and chapesses...

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Although potentially a little harsh at times, best thread ever! I, too, laugh out loud regularly. Might actually have a look on Amazon to see what the fuss (or should that be Russ?) is about . . . .
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Although potentially a little harsh at times, best thread ever! I, too, laugh out loud regularly. Might actually have a look on Amazon to see what the fuss (or should that be Russ?) is about . . . .
You think this is the BEST THREAD EVER ? WOW, SOOOOOOO funny, dude.
You laugh out loud? REGULARLY? AMAAAAAZING, dude.
Three pages of heroes reveiwing the reveiws? Not the book of course, none of them have read it.
I think.......well, never mind what I think. Just get out more you people.
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Chrispy has done his bit. Others may feel free give their balanced views. Over to you chaps and chapesses...

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OI!! You are dangerous when allowed free WiFi!

Step away from the net book and go and do some sightseeing!!
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OI!! You are dangerous when allowed free WiFi!

Step away from the net book and go and do some sightseeing!!
Hi Nick
All sightseen out for today. Back from the Italian winebar and Estonian Bierkeller... Thanks for all your help in Tallinn. Back to cheerful Yorkshire mañana.

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Well i have never ever heard of Russ before til i read this post, still trying to not lol
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No need to read the whole book to review it, an attempt should be enough.

"Constipated for 1 week, went to Tony P's library and grabbed one of the 8 copies of Rush's book hoping to reverse the indisposition scared by all the extreme adventure tales. Having read a couple of pages under strong dizyness, I ended up vomiting into my pants instead. After three weeks anally blocked and two weeks throwing up daily I am waiting for the softcover edition to carry it in the First-Aid-Kit we'll carry in our overland trip to India: should be very effective against food-poissoning , since a short reading would stop the most persistent/severe diarreha and would garantee a thorough stomach cleaning. Cannot recommend it as good reading, though. 1 star".
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