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audiobooks are the best way to experience books because you can do something else with your eyes and hands other than stare at the page and hold the page
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i think the only people who like physical books have never tried to move house
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i think it's generally a lot easier to call physical books 'p-books', because they smell like pee and are urine-quality, and then you can just call regular normal digital books 'books', you can also call audio books 'a-books' because they are A-tier because they are even better than books (previously, "ebooks") recommend doing the same thing with sports, esports are the real sports if you think about it for half a second
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Mar 4, 2022 04:27
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Chief McHeath posted:And then read a real gosh danged book! what's your favourite real book application, mine is Apple Books on iPad Pro or iPhone 12 Pro Max
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Mar 4, 2022 04:32
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Leper Go-getter posted:Why get dedicated e-reader pads? The apps work on the regular doodads what you allready have. Dark mode and brightness down away you go. if you want to turn that opinion right the gently caress around, i highly recommend the Sherlock Holmes Definitive Collection (71h 57m!), and Volume 1 (40h 37m) and Volume 2 (45h 25m) of P.G Wodehouse. all read by stephen fry, who i assure you is utterly convincing playing a series of mostly upperclass britishers
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