Thread: Have I Become Parsimonious Since Buying an Ereader?
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Old 02-04-2012, 10:15 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by RDaneel54 View Post
I know that library availibility for Kindle e-books has really affected how much I am willing to spend on e-books. I am really having a hard time pushing the purchase button for Stephen King's 11/22/63 at $14.99. But then, I wouldn't have paid full price for a hardcover version either.

But, like DiapDealer, if it's a "must have, must read now" then it is easier.

My basic frugal, parsimonious, stingy side often says, "Don't buy!"

Multiple personalities, who needs 'em? No, really, anybody want a few?

Dean
Stuff like Stephen King is never worth buying, to me (apart from his recent dull bloatedness). As there are always squillions of copies - so a library or secondhand for practically nothing will always score you these.
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