When good books go bad

[prysmicdork]

So the next thing on my reading list is Nate Fick's book (the Lt. from Gen Kill) and so I thought I'd lucked out in finding a really cheap copy at Powell's

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[silly_cleo]

Ahaha. Er, yeah, that is a little weird, huh?

(Also, randomly, HAI! :D)

[prysmicdork]

It also makes it harder for me to to go oh it's coffee about the suspicious stain on the upper courner (it is probably coffee, but still!).

(hi hi!)

[silly_cleo]

Ahhhh, yeah, that's really weird! It probably is coffee but still! Get rid of iiit.

hi hi! Ok, what the hell kind of time are you up right now? We're on 7 at the mo, right? *thinks* It's like 7:15? Ewww.

[prysmicdork]

I am going right over this afternoon there as soon as I can get the car!

Ugh, yes! Another random early wake up for me. (we're on 7 till Sunday, I think)

Doooom!

[mauig]

I love how suspicious you are!! I probably never would have uncovered that little tidbit!

Do you feel it vibrating with evil?

Or was it released for good behaviour? :)

Re: Doooom!

[prysmicdork]

Well it was partly that I was worried that Powell's had somehow bought a library book? (although I am sure they are generally really good with checking that kind of thing, but you never know) and then I'm reading all this stuff related to the military so I was curious about the acronym once it was obvious that it didn't stand for one of the Ft. Lewis libraries.

Er. Actually it was more that the stains that had been previously been easy to dismiss as coffee/tea stains (I buy lots of used books, so I'm used to a certain amount of previous owner abuse) kind of feel a lot more suspicious once you add in the new origin story? (which is obviously still the result of my fevered imagination, they probably were coffee/tea stains!)