To: wallcrawlr
People should simply check books like this out of the library, then "keep" them for a very long time.
15 posted on
03/18/2004 5:31:07 AM PST by
zook
To: zook
People should simply check books like this out of the library, then "keep" them for a very long time. This might do the trick. One could also discreetly lose some key pages. Or maybe insert some new ones?
37 posted on
03/18/2004 5:58:20 AM PST by
A. Pole
(<SARCASM> The genocide of Albanians was stopped in its tracks before it began.</S>)
To: zook; joanie-f
"People should simply check books like this out of the library, then "keep" them for a very long time."Actually, not a bad idea.
The motive behind such an act surelty c/would be argued a "Hate Crime" by an ambitious DA I'm sure, especially a homosexual DA.
One day that kind of action will fall under the jurisdiction of Homeland Security, defined by several volumes, too.
...will be found in, "Domestic Library Terrorism"
59 posted on
03/18/2004 6:31:23 AM PST by
Landru
(Indulgences: 2 for a buck.)
To: zook
Better yet, "accidently" re-shelf them behind the dustiest books to be found. : )
To: zook
Instead of checking them out, just reshelve them in some dusty forgotten alcove where they will never be found.
137 posted on
03/18/2004 10:11:39 AM PST by
Travis McGee
(----- www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com -----)
To: zook
People should simply check books like this out of the library, then "keep" them for a very long time.
Besides the legal aspects of this, it won't work. Libraries buy copies of books to replace those that have not been returned. All this will do is increase the sales of these books...
To: zook
They would withhold your child's report card until you returned the book and paid the fine.
224 posted on
03/20/2004 2:49:26 PM PST by
Eva
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