Alan garner

Hangover with Alan. I look at you and giggle what a character.

When your friends go out without you

Alan's costume features a printed grey shirt paired with light-colored pants. He either had a brown body bag or a baby carrier. To complete his outfit, wear a wig and matching facial hair. Wear shades to complete the outfit.

Red Shift - Alan Garner

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Fifty years on from his first novel and it's still unclear whether Alan Garner is in touch with an alternative reality or just the 'dream-maker' he claims. Here, he explains how he died three times and why spending two years in the foetal position is not the best career move

Alan from The Hangover costume

I love this quote from the Hangover. I'd like to start with Urban Dictionary's multi definition of 'man-bag.' It's rather funny. * A bag with one strap worn by metrosexual or homosexual males, especially prevalent in cities and on college campuses. * A purse or large duffel bag or any type of bag carried by a man. NOT ALWAYS gay. * A stylish small pouch with one strap or a large messenger bag, simply carried by men.The men who wear these aren't all necessarily gay. They are just metrosexual…

Read 229 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. "Round, and round, his voice went, and through it came a noise. It was low and vibrant, li…

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Model: Alan Garner

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Alan Garner: Do you know if the hotel is pager friendly? Lisa: What do you mean? Alan Garner: I'm not getting a sig' on my beeper. Lisa: I'm not sure. Alan Garner: Is there a payphone bank? Buncha payphones? Business. Lisa: Umm, there's a phone in your room... Alan Garner: That'll work.

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Alan Garner, The Weirdstone of Brisingamen , Ace, 1960

"A contemporary disenchanted Romeo and Juliet story, conducted almost entirely in clipped sardonic dialogue between the lovers [and shifting] frequently, plunging back into Roman Britain and the time of the Civil War, to bloody episodes which took place around the same hill in Cheshire." This copy signed and dated (Alan Garner/4 July 1978) on title page. Tiny sticker pull, light edgewear, moderate general wear. Uncommon signed.