Thread: The case for a case
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Old 01-26-2025, 07:14 AM   #61
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Giving you my opinion about a choice is not equivalent to granting you permission for that choice. That you would find them equivalent...
My apologizes for misrepresenting your post. Let me get into the spirit of things and expand on my previous post...

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I liked a cover/case when eink ereaders didn't have front lights; I used the cover for a clipon light. I don't use, need, or want a cover/case.
For those who act like a Bull in a china shop, a case sounds like a good idea. Or for those who need a case because they fumble with their reader like a drunken sailor, a case may make sense.

And for the fools and their money who are soon parted, who am I to judge.

To quote a previous poster:

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Your ereader, your money, your choice no matter how foolhardy it may appear to be to me.
P.S. I don't mean to besmirch bulls or drunken sailors by equating them with apparently foolhardy people who need a case. Just an opinion, right?
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