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I prefer trade paperbacks over the initial first-run hardcovers because they are easier to carry around. I will carry around a big old heavy hardcover if there is no paperback though. The only drawback with this is, sometimes there is not enough light to read, and the book machines provide that.

Hi. I don’t want to enter anything. Just came here to say congratulations. Here’s to the next three years…Cheers!

Well, that explains everything. Thanks.

I hope to avoid the apocalypse, Armageddon and black Friday but I know I must eventually succumb to time.

GOG is gonna lose MAGOG if they keep going on like this. /s

What about in the old myths where Pluto, Neptune, Mars were used as god’s names? Weren’t they referring to the planets back then?

“One Punch Man” and “Vash the Stampede” (Trigun?).

Economically, that was a brilliant move! /s

Whether it’s a back-alley transaction or a multinational corporation transaction “the first one is free” is a marketing tactic that seems to work time and time again.

In Canada you can buy beer or make your own beer. Should that logic be extended to guns?

I’ve waited in register lines while people hurry through the self-checkout like lightening. I refuse to self-checkout unless there is an automatic 10% discount. My labour means something.

To each their own. Some folk prefer a bit of banter and the human touch.

Keep it simple and let the wax ring do it’s job. If the wax ring is not doing it’s job, you want to know.

Why is it that alternate energies or alternate foods always cost exactly what the former energies or food costs, for the citizens? Is “cheaper alternative” a never-ending scam?

I didn’t think it was easy and there are always naysayers, no matter what.

Well, I don’t need saving, but others do. There is no such thing as a superhero but I agree…there is lots of bureaucracy and administration! Going through proper channels while the world burns is not something I put a whole lot of faith in when the first knee-jerk response to anything is the economic cost. Sometimes the people have to get involved, not the systems (which are decidedly lacking nowadays).

Having a purpose makes us thrive. In some cases, it could be work.

Now we need a genius architect to covert all of that office space into homes for the homeless. That includes changing any laws that would prevent that from happening.