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Old 04-05-2011, 04:44 PM   #73
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They have no sense of irony, do they?

Borders and B&N drove thousands of small booksellers out of business, now it's their turn.
This makes it sound like before B&N there was a vibrant landscape of competitive independent small booksellers in every small town and suburb providing top-notch individualized service at marvellous prices, whereas in actuality we were more often captive to the mall bookstores and grocery/drugstore shelves with absolutely horrid selection and a clear priority to bestsellers. You had to go to a city to get to a quality, independent bookstore.

My only regret is that the big box bookstore era is over because B&N and Borders are fabulous compared to what came before.

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I also doubt they tore out their restrooms.
Might as well if the water's shut off.
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