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[QUOTE="PacoSwede, post: 3529709, member: 120"] boy, i must be missing something. or you all are the biggest bunch of BS'ers in the universe!! why in heck would you be [I][U]re-reading [/U][/I]all these books, multiple books, long books, whole lengthy [I]series [/I]of books rather than using your limited time to experience all the thousands and thousands of potentially fantastic books that you have not experienced [B]at all. [/B] please, clue me in. excuse me if you are just listing some of your favorites. cool. ... but if you are actually re-reading all of them, well, ... i'm sorry you don't have better things to do. btw, i do see why someone would re-read a book or two, but not a library. myself, i am blown away by the prose of 'the great gatsby' -- plus it's short and an easy read. [/QUOTE]
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