formerly time2getbuck. angry fucking liberal. SF Yay Area. My blog is nothing special. I'm nobody special. Tumblr has taught me so much in the past couple months. This is full of triggers as I discuss many -isms. I try to tag them, but tumblr mobile sucks. part time troll. all time nerd. I'm not trying to speak FOR anybody, and I like being called on my bullshit, especially my white privilege. Everything I'm saying likely has been said before, but I couldn't tell you where. I'm working on that. I have traditionally been observationally educated but am working hard on finding better resources to learn from because I fully recognize I need to grow. Other things I learn from tumblr and credit with reblogs. (Links/Resource page in the works.) Submit function is also turned on for longer messages. Warning: I also talk about nerdy things. Video games, X-Files, books, tv, asoiaf/game of thrones
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Text: Paper books can’t replace the smell of stone tablets. And really, isn’t that all that matters? Fuck content. It’s not like I read to be enlightened.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lt34z3XBnO1qe316fo1_500.png)
[image description: Man sitting reading a book.]
Text: Paper books can’t replace the smell of stone tablets. And really, isn’t that all that matters? Fuck content. It’s not like I read to be enlightened.
Eclectic Spectrum: I thought the saddest thought today: "Maybe if I had a Kindle I would read more..."
But seriously. Most of the books I have right now are PDFs. And as much as I love my Mac, I hate reading on it. And everyone who knows me knows that I LOVE my Mac. If I had to choose between my Mac and a guy I was crushing on were dangling off of a cliff, best believe that I’m picking my Mac.
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Not going to lie, when I hold my nook in my right hand and drink coffee with my left, I feel like Janeway in her ready room, fierce as fuck and ready to fight the Borg.
Also I began to read a lot more when I got my Nook. I used to read a ton as a child, constantly, twenty-four hours a day. I was actually known for it and frequently got in trouble at school for hiding a book behind my textbook. But when my grandmother died, I stopped reading so much for a very long time. She was where I got my love of books, and it was just difficult to stick with them for years.
Now I am once again known as a reader. It’s kind of funny. I haven’t been known for that in a really long time.
Also: Mac love!
(Source: ahenfo)
Conversation About My Nook
- Me: Shit, I can't connect to the store. I tried to work around by downloading the nook app, but it won't even open.
- W: Yeah, downside is, you won't have access to your library.
- Me: lmao I can't have that. I need to have my library. It worked last time. I think I need to restore, then.
- W: Lol why? What's so important that you have to give up your freedom?
- Me: Books, you a-hole. What I use my reader for. All the books I've bought and haven't found online. Also the new OS has apps, so I won't lose everything.
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