Thread: Why store your ebook collection on your ereader?
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Old 09-11-2013, 12:08 AM   #170
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
\And when I say I don't travel, I don't mean I don't travel much ... I mean at all. 100 miles from my computer/bookshelf just does not compute, man. Hell, 15 miles barely computes. I got the wanderlust out of my system a long time ago. Now I (quite happily) live my life in a five-mile radius (I'd bet over 90% is within a 1 mile radius).
Ok, my brain is just kinda exploding over that one. I just can't wrap my head around the idea. I'm kinda guessing you might live in a large city? I'm not judging, I just have problems wrapping my head around the idea. Of course, I'm also used to the idea of just hopping in the car and driving around just to get out of the house for a while.

I'd probably starve, I'm not sure there's anything within 1 mile that sells groceries. Heck, even in the 5 mile radius, I think the only things would be 7-11 type stores.
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