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Old 03-13-2010, 01:34 PM   #12141
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Pardon ?
I think he was joking around

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Originally Posted by kazbates View Post
I'm a little late to the party but I am SO happy I purchased one (well, actually, two ~ a purple and a fuchsia) M-edge executive cover for my 600. I've dropped it a few times (from various heights) and haven't sustained any damage. When you "juggle" as much stuff as I do, protection for your reader is essential.

Tom, I'm so sorry about your Kindle. I know I would be devastated if anything happened to my Sony.
jiminy crickets! Kaz found her nose!

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I'm begining to think that a strap or lanyard would be a good idea for people who have to juggle a lot of things - the sort of thing that comes with binoculars and some cameras. It might stop the reader from actually hitting the ground.
in the Army they call it a dummy cord. anything you are likely to drop literally gets tied to you one way or another

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Thanks. The new K2 that I ordered yesterday morning just arrived. It's charging now. Fortunately, I have backups of everything, and I was even able to copy the contents of the broken K2's hard drive, so all my bookmarks and notes should be intact.
yAY!!!!!
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