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Nick: Lúthien_Rising (Registered User)
Date/Time: Wed, 6/16/2004 at 9:25 EDT (Wed, 6/16/2004 at 8:25 EST)
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In Reply To: How have you ceremoniously retired a well-worn copy on LotR?  <elf_wannabee>  [6/15/2004 @ 16:45]  (14/21)
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I wouldn't
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I've already warned the kids that if I manage to score the 50th Anniversary edition, they're still going to read the beat-up paperback set. I'd rather keep beat-up reading copies around to become the ones that go to the beach, or get left at the grandparents' for when we forget to bring a book, or that permission is given to write in. I'm only giving up when pages go completely missing -- and then I have to favour recycling, to make new books from old rather than cut down trees for them.

Lúthien Rising
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