Thread: Books They Couldn't Pay Me to Read: What About You?
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Old 09-05-2012, 03:29 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
I'm have a hell of hard time figuring out just how I would determine what I wouldn't be willing to read for any amount of money, without a) actually reading at least part of it first for nothing ... and b) any amount of money??? Just how high are we really talking?

I'd read damn near anything someone put in front of me (word for word) if someone payed me, say... $50 a pop—up front. I'd read someone right the hell out of house and home. Probably quit my day job. Just as long as my evenings were still free to read what I enjoy.
Taking "Books They Couldn't Pay Me to Read" quite literally...I would agree with you 100%. Sure, I'll read "50 Shades o' wutever" for say, $100 apiece? Then, I could afford loads of good books.
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