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Old 06-23-2013, 07:14 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by Morganucopia View Post
I like to read these pages too. Probably for the same reason I read shampoo bottles in the bathroom, and the fine print on CD jacket liners. Don't want to miss anything. If it's indeed very boring, I will skip it, but I do have to check first!
I will read them once for an author. After that, I like starting at the meat of the book.

As for reading shampoo bottles, I've given up on such activities after trying to explain to my daughter a few years back why 7 varieties of toothpaste with the same brand name claimed to be whitening, good for sensitive teeth, enamel rebuilding, etc. while the list of medicinal ingredients were identical (same ingredients, same %'s) while the non-medicinal ingredients were listed without percentages but in the same order which is supposedly from the largest to smallest percentage.

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David
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