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Boy Tales of Childhood

Roald Dahl

Find out where the bestselling author of From his own life, of course! As full of excitement and the unexpected as his world-famous, best-selling books, Roald Dahl's tales of his own childhood are completely fascinating and fiendishly funny. Did you know that Roald Dahl nearly lost his nose in a ca...

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The Bulwark Podcast

This memoir by Roald Dahl was highly recommended to give readers a real sense of where Dahl was coming from regarding his writing style.

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Doll's books and not just his books but his memoirs, Boy and Going Solo which are great and I highly recommend to anyone who hasn't read those real life stories because they give you a real sense of w...

— Episode: Tim Miller: Here's Why You Need to Shut...

Episode: Tim Miller: Here's Why You Need to Shut Up

This memoir by Roald Dahl was highly recommended to give readers a real sense of where Dahl was coming from regarding his writing style.

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Doll's books and not just his books but his memoirs, Boy and Going Solo which are great and I highly recommend to anyone who hasn't read those real life stories because they give you a real sense of where Roald Dahl was coming from.

This Is Important

It was described as a 'super sick' album that the Edge played during dinner with the podcast host. The host also commented on its bass lines, comparing them to the Cure's sound.

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Boy is super sick

— Episode: Ep 12: That Time Blake Ate Lasagna With...

Episode: Ep 12: That Time Blake Ate Lasagna With The Edge F...

It was described as a 'super sick' album that the Edge played during dinner with the podcast host. The host also commented on its bass lines, comparing them to the Cure's sound.

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Boy is super sick

the bass lines kind of sound like a little Cure ish.

no, like it was us, dude. Like we created everything.

we're really old. We've been around forever.

I know it doesn't seem like I'm old because I'm always wearing sunglasses and a hat. And my name is the edge and my name is the edge.

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