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[isis_uf]

In a totally awesome moment that exemplifies why I should not ever, EVER do anything that requires anything like coordination, I give you tonight's dinner -

So I'm carrying two plates of spaghetti to the table, yes? Midway there, someone says something to me. I stop. The spaghetti, however, does not. My mom stared for a second at the new spaghetti-

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[andacus]

I heard tell of something that might help you out with this $27 problem of yours. They're called libraries. They're new, so I can understand if you're not yet familiar with the concept.

[isis_uf]

My library has a wait list of 39 people for the book... and I have zero patience.

[andacus]

I call bullshit. You really checked the library? Really?

[isis_uf]

Yup. That's the entire county's wait list, btw, not just my damn little local library.

Also, I have become an insomniac. I am not amused.

[lillbet]

YAY! Another Moore fan. Can't wait to hear about the signing and such. Going to see him end of the month. :D

My friend Tim, who is NOT a fan of Shakespeare, loved Fool, so I think you're safe. Plus, if you liked Biff it's kind of a given, I'd think.

If you don't like it, there's always reselling it on Amazon or craigslist. If it's signed, you could do well on the deal.

[isis_uf]

I thought I'd like all of his stuff, but then I started reading The Stupidest Angel: A Heartwarming Tale of Christmas Terror and was thoroughly unimpressed. I haven't finished it yet, but... it's just okay, whereas Biff was phenomenal. I suppose I was expecting more? IDK.

The idea of buying it, reading it, getting it signed and reselling it as an autographed copy is a pretty good one. Will see what the hubby thinks of that idea. (Of course, I'll probably love it and refuse to part with it).

[lillbet]

Well, then, if you spend the money and love it there's not a problem, right?

And generally I stay away from holiday-themed fiction because for some reason it just annoys me. Except for Pratchett's Hogfather because he's just cool like that. :)