Why the fuck is that thumbnail so big?

>>6711

What’s Phil Collins doing in space?

>>6714
What isn't he doing?

>>6715

Sucking less.

>>6714
He is in the air tonight?

Well, this thread went a bit Phil Collinsy so I'll just mention I decided to pick up 'Endurance', the book about Shackleton's Antarctic expedition and the namesake of Scott Kelly's book. It's very well written.

>>6716
He can hardly suck more for being a vacuum.

How about the life of a Victorian adventurer, Mr. Darcy lookalike, shirt lifter (possibly a eunuch) and all round smashing chap who failed terribly at legitimate business, so instead took up that classic 19th century calling of knocking the savages into shape and creating his own jungle kingdom while fighting armies of pirates from a steam ship?

I am enjoying this very much. Marshall was the US Army's chief
of staff during World War 2 and went on to create the European Recovery Act also known as the Marshall Plan. He is highlighted as one of these very successful people who eschewed promotions and never sought the limelight.

This wasn't bad: "Race to Dakar" by Charley Boorman, the rich, obnoxious twat who accompanied Ewan McGregor on his motorbike trip in "Long Way Round". The book chronicles his attempt to run the Dakar Rally with a small support team and a cameraman, with the idea of making a TV series about it later.

I've always enjoyed watching the Rally, but details about the rules, day-to-day life, etc. are hard to come by. The book gives more of an inside perspective that you don't see on Eurosport or the Youtube channel. I was worried that Boorman's cuntishness would ruin it, but this doesn't really come through in the book.

>>6741

Is Boorman that bad? I enjoyed some of Long Way Round.

>>6742
Mate, he's rich. That means he's practically Satan.

>>6742

The "rich and obnoxious" part is by his own admission. He actually comes across as pretty chill and interesting.