on 23-04-2018 15:31
Hi everyone!
With today being Shakespeare's day as well as a symbolic day for world literature, I thought it'd be a good opportunity to learn more about your reading habits and how much your phone or technology in general is involved in these.
As I studied literature, I used to think physical books were the only legitimate way to read, and that reading on a screen could never compare. Commuting everyday with 1000+ pages novels in my handbag slowly made me reconsider my position : I now find that I read much more thanks to my kindle, and how convenient it is ![]()
The Kindle app on my iPhone is also great for a quick read inbetween other things! That being said, the smell of a fresh new book will always be something special, and I don't plan on completely stopping to extend my library anytime soon ![]()
So what do you guys think, how do you go about getting through your novels and other books? Are you firm traditionals, a mix of both or do you prefer your books on a screen?
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on 27-04-2018 23:55
on 27-04-2018 23:55
I have Virgin....all those channels yet in reality sod all to watch!!
on 28-04-2018 00:00
on 28-04-2018 00:00
on 28-04-2018 00:04
on 28-04-2018 00:04
on 28-04-2018 00:31
on 28-04-2018 00:31
on 28-04-2018 00:38
on 28-04-2018 00:38
Nope I have Virgin as it was cheaper than Sky for what I needed. My son has the full Sky package so I use his login on the laptop (:happy-smiley01:) or tablet. For BT sports it's the old Mobdro innit....![]()
on 28-04-2018 00:42
on 28-04-2018 00:42
on 28-04-2018 00:45
on 28-04-2018 00:45
Btw, just got home from my first night out in almost 3 months so very slightly hissed and in that take no prisoners mode ![]()
28-04-2018 07:05 - edited 28-04-2018 07:06
28-04-2018 07:05 - edited 28-04-2018 07:06
on 29-04-2018 03:18
on 29-04-2018 03:18
on 29-04-2018 03:52
on 29-04-2018 03:52
@jonsie wrote:
@Cleoriff wrote:
@jonsie wrote:Btw, just got home from my first night out in almost 3 months so very slightly hissed and in that take no prisoners mode
I am presuming that your son landed safely then? On the helipad in your back garden?
The ground was too wet so he had to parachute in.....
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