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Old 10-07-2008, 11:20 AM   #10
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Is "pig heaven" an old Greek expression?
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Heh, no... that's sort of my own thing, as far as I know. Pig heaven is like regular heaven, except there's more ecstatic wallowing and fewer harps. Also, it's where pigs fly!
In Alabama, we said "hog heaven". It's more alliterative as you can see.

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Tazzle: welcome to MobileRead. We're so glad you've joined us. I'm sure you'll find that posting you wanted to reply to -- at some point. Be sure to download the MobileRead download guide. While you can't use the cellular connection in the Kindle to download books directly to the device, it's still a wonderful reference to all the MobiPocket format books available for the taking here at MobileRead. Since the guide contains the full description of each book -- well as full as the original uploader provided -- it gives you the opportunity to plan your future downloads even when you aren't using your PC.

I also own a Kindle and have found that it is a serious enabler of my reading habit and an even more serious disabler of my finances. Just yesterday I was sitting in the Philadelphia airport and decided that I wanted to read the second book in Charlaine Harris' Southern Vampire Mysteries. And since I was in the USA, I didn't even have to boot my PC. I just turned on the cellular antenna on the Kindle, opened the sample (which I had downloaded to the Kindle some months ago) and clicked the "buy this book" link in the sample. Before I could even exit the sample, I had the complete book on the Kindle. I just *must* exercise more discipline. (yeah ... right ... like that's ever going to happen)
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