B.Connolly's Expletive Laden Autobiography.

[John Barrett]

Given my eye problem I took out a subscription from Audible Books. First download was this coarse, unfunny ramble which I abandoned after just 40 minutes!
I also have Operation Mincemeat which might be a little more rewarding...

 

[mark49]

Have you tried the two bill browder books?

 

[John Barrett]

Have you tried the two bill browder books?

Not yet, I have just read four Helen Horrick novels about pirates: a first class escapist read!

 

[The Wino]

I'm surprised anyone wasn't expecting expletives in the Billy Connolly one

 

[John Barrett]

I'm surprised anyone wasn't expecting expletives in the Billy Connolly one

I was hoping that he had mellowed, but it was a forlorn hope!

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[Bognor Saint]

Never liked Billy Connolly.

 

[The Wino]

Never liked Billy Connolly.

Seen him live 3 times sadly starting to lose it on the last one. I think he was great in his younger days still think the Parkinson interview was one of the best bits.

He has some wise sayings one being his definition of a gentleman someone who can play the bagpipes.......but doesn't

 

[Buzz67]

John,
Try Mythos by Stephen Fry.
Highly recommended. Narrated by him.

 

[pappajohn]

Show me a Glaswegian docker that doesn't swear!

 

[David and Sally]

Given my eye problem I took out a subscription from Audible Books. First download was this coarse, unfunny ramble which I abandoned after just 40 minutes!
I also have Operation Mincemeat which might be a little more rewarding...

Probably the most important deception in WW2. Thoroughly absorbing film.

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[Bolti]

Given my eye problem I took out a subscription from Audible Books. First download was this coarse, unfunny ramble which I abandoned after just 40 minutes!
I also have Operation Mincemeat which might be a little more rewarding...

Is that the one by Ben MacIntyre? Can also recommend Agent Zigzag, Eddie Chapman was one hell of a character.