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Is The ‘ Toilet Book “ A Dying Species?

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sunny-dave | 12:58 Mon 23rd Jul 2018 | ChatterBank
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Given that everyone (or so it seems) spends any ‘quiet moments of contemplation’ checking their phones and posting on AB (see other threads passim), are we witnessing the death of a valubale cultural icon?

Will we never see the like of “101 things to do with a Daily Telegraph” again?
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This is my first home that hasn't had a library, I have a separate bathroom so bath books are a possibility a small shelf may be built in when I redecorate.
16:56 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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The Meaning of Liff by Douglas Adams is an excellent toilet read.
17:17 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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The Uxbridge English Dictionary is also excellent - laughter can be the best medicine :)
19:11 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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When doing courses I used to keep 'basics of' type books for a bit of revision
19:36 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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I'm currently re-reading (20yrs ago) the aptly name 'The Log' A Dwarfers guide to everything by Craig Charles.
19:45 Mon 23rd Jul 2018

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