Thread: Why you should read War and Peace on your phone
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Old 11-02-2017, 10:24 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by JustinThought View Post
Well, I hate to be the one to bring this up, but the original premise was "Why you should read War and Peace on your phone. But nobody here has come up with a reason you should read War and Peace in the FIRST place.

I have to admit, several years ago, I was going through a bad period of insomnia, and I bought the book to help cure it. It worked perfectly. If just reading it didn't put me to sleep, when I dropped the book on my head out of sheer boredom, it'd put me out for the night.

Finally used it to prop up a coffee table that was missing part of a leg.
I've seen some wobbly tables in my time but that wins, did something eat the leg?
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