Ten thousand books

December 14, 2003

Today, I’m downloading 10,000 books. Because I can, and because I want to. If anyone local wants a DVD with 10,000 books on it for the holidays, let me know.

Categories:Culture

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Paul

I miss high speed internet

:whimper:

December 15, 2003 Reply
Paul

I miss high speed internet

:whimper:

December 15, 2003 Reply

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