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Old 03-05-2009, 01:03 AM   #35
montsnmags
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Originally Posted by Laine View Post
I still visit them. Oh yes, I still visit them but not as often.
Congratulations on being able to really spell Kinothingy as I call it. How do you pronounce it?
Every time I try pronounce it I end up with about seven too many syllables (onji?). Correspondingly, my success at spelling it correctly can only be put down to Google.

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Did you know Angus and Robertson is no more in Pitt St? There is still Dymocks, Borders, Galaxy, Abbeys and Kinothingy.
I did not know that. A&R seem to have been suffering a long, drawn out, death. That Pitt St. store, once a favourite, gradually end up having the "bargain basement" feel of so many A&Rs in all the Westfield Shopping Centres. I like Borders, no matter where; I tolerate Dymocks because of their range/size; Abbeys always feels pleasantly like a little jump to the left ("and then a step to the ri-i-i-i-i-ight..."); Kinothingy (which is what I'll now call it ) is amazingly thorough, huge, and their filing system just incredibly precise; Galaxy...well, Galaxy is a Sydney SF-lovers dream.

Okay, stop it, Laine. You're getting me over-excited.

Cheers,
Marc
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