Officers Mess

International bookweek 2013

Posted by Susofrick on 25 Sep 2013, 11:16

Allright, here we go again! :-D

Celebrate the international bookweek! Grab the book nearest to you, look up page 52 and pick out the fifth sentence! Don't tell the title of the book!

"After what seemed a very long wait, but probably was not more than a minute or so, I heard a violent crackling noise and perceived a bright flash through my eyelids and fingers."

:-D
User avatar
Susofrick  Sweden
Supporting Member (Gold) Supporting Member (Gold)
 
Posts: 7681
Member since:
19 Feb 2008, 12:10


Posted by Benno on 25 Sep 2013, 12:16

Here's mine :-D

The family apartment was in the same building as the shop floor, which, Friedman wrote, "would be termed a sweatshop today."
User avatar
Benno  Netherlands

Forum Admin Forum Admin
 
Posts: 2395
Member since:
07 Oct 2007, 16:31

Posted by armpcm on 25 Sep 2013, 12:46

Here goes mine :-)

"Almost at the moment of the explosion, machine gun fire from the field positions north of ST COME DU MONT broke all around the infantry line."
User avatar
armpcm  Portugal

Active Member
Supporting Member (Silver) Supporting Member (Silver)
 
Posts: 669
Member since:
23 May 2012, 09:29

Posted by Uwe on 25 Sep 2013, 13:47

The book lying beside me at the moment are the conditions for car-insurances. I guess you don't want to have to read what is standing there:-)

Armpcm - your'se is my favourite text:-)

cheers
uwe
User avatar
Uwe  Germany

Verified member from Hagen Miniatures (Sponsor) Verified member from Hagen Miniatures (Sponsor)
 
Posts: 451
Member since:
25 Dec 2011, 11:12

Posted by Paul on 25 Sep 2013, 14:00

Benno wrote:Here's mine :-D

The family apartment was in the same building as the shop floor, which, Friedman wrote, "would be termed a sweatshop today." .

Isn´t that on page 63 ? :mrgreen:
User avatar
Paul  China
 
Posts: 11724
Member since:
25 Nov 2008, 09:31

Posted by Greg77 on 25 Sep 2013, 14:42

Hi everyone, here goes mine;

"There were still some fools belonging to the afterguard who were only good for heaving on a given rope; there were a dozen or so in either watch whose heads could not stand the swingeing ration of grog and who were continually punished for drunkenness; and there were some remaining hard cases; but on the whole he was pleased with them; a very decent set of men. "
cheers
G
User avatar
Greg77  Hungary
 
Posts: 133
Member since:
24 Jul 2013, 13:47

Help keep the forum online!
or become a supporting member

Posted by santifernandez on 25 Sep 2013, 18:07

Hi everyone,heres goes mine;
the six miles needed,trough the brush growth and along the rutted paths.mcDowell was thus counting on
tricking the enemy into the real position of his forces.
User avatar
santifernandez  Spain
 
Posts: 2588
Member since:
20 Oct 2010, 14:51

Posted by Beano Boy on 25 Sep 2013, 18:26

Page 52, 5th sentence down reads as follows. This went on until Paris, and then Napoleon, fell in the spring of 1814.
Beano Boy  England
Supporting Member (Gold) Supporting Member (Gold)
 
Posts: 8086
Member since:
03 Sep 2013, 14:45


Return to Officers Mess