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Old 05-07-2013, 02:38 AM   #120
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Originally Posted by Katsunami View Post
I'm one of those people. I don't lend out *anything* anymore, not even to friends. It's happened too often that I lend out something and get it back partially broken, or I don't get it back at all.

Once burned, twice shy.
I do however, willingly give a "misfire" buy (thought the paperback looked good in the store, but in the end went, 'meh') to someone for whom the novel/book is a better fit. That makes my frugal mind think the money is at least not ALL wasted.

I also love the Bookcrossing concept, where books are freely traded and given and in some cases a physical copy is successfully tracked in how far it has travelled. Try getting away with that with an e-book

That having been said, I also don't lend out my 'keepers'.
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