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07-17-2006, 01:55 PM
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Re: Books
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space is always an issue for me and I don't like having a lot of stuff so I'm all about the library. aren't you in nyc? the ny library kicks so much ass it's unbelievable. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah...I'm in NYC. Space isn't really an issue right now...I've got a rather large place in Wash Heights. Agreed the library system is great and I could get my hands on just about anything I wanted to read. There's an aesthetic appeal to having a home library. I just wanted a sense of what OOT does. 
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07-17-2006, 02:48 PM
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Re: Books
I'm about 50/50. When I'm in DC, I buy more because the library's crappy. I'm in Cleveland now, and I borrow more because the library is awesome. When I buy, I usually buy unimpressive-looking paperbacks, so the home library stuff is pretty far from my mind. I do reread stuff more frequently than most though, so that's sometimes important to me.
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#14
07-17-2006, 02:56 PM
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Re: Books
Go to your local used book store, you will be amazed at the selection and price.
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