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02-17-2011, 01:45 PM
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Location: West Orange, NJ
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Originally Posted by seque5tra
Aren't you the one that was making posts about how recycling is a scam and a conspiracy and we should stop wasting time and money and just cart all our trash to the landfills?
Maybe you should have spent more time in a library.
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uhoh....
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02-17-2011, 01:46 PM
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Location: Holmdel, NJ
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Originally Posted by bradykp
uhoh....
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im sure sequestra read many books in libraries regarding the benefits of recycling. thats why he is such an expert.
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02-17-2011, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by CaptainNJ
maybe you should spend more time researching the issue yourself. can do it right here on the internets.
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Exhibit A.
This post is a great example of why getting rid of libraries is a bad idea.
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02-17-2011, 01:49 PM
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Location: Holmdel, NJ
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Originally Posted by seque5tra
Exhibit A.
This post is a great example of why getting rid of libraries is a bad idea.
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but every school i attended had a library. i remember we went to the library and learned great stuff, like how to find books in a library. so useful.
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02-17-2011, 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by CaptainNJ
but every school i attended had a library. i remember we went to the library and learned great stuff, like how to find books in a library. so useful.
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Really? That's fascinating, CaptainNJ. What kind of books were in this library? Books on the history of trolls? Anatomy of a troll? Troll demographics? Anthropological perspectives on the troll? Troll fiction? Troll self help guides?
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02-17-2011, 02:00 PM
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Location: Holmdel, NJ
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Originally Posted by seque5tra
Really? That's fascinating, CaptainNJ. What kind of books were in this library? Books on the history of trolls? Anatomy of a troll? Troll demographics? Anthropological perspectives on the troll? Troll fiction? Troll self help guides?
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i feel like you are trying to say something here. maybe if i spent more time in a library i would understand.
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02-17-2011, 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by CaptainNJ
a school library gives a few more ladies nice jobs. thats about all it provides.
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Well, it's also guaranteed to be a CaptainNJ-free zone. That has to count for something! 
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02-17-2011, 02:20 PM
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Location: West Orange, NJ
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i predict thread being closed shortly.....
so how bout them god books?
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02-17-2011, 02:36 PM
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Look at this scary book:
And this description sends shivers of fear down my spine: "PreSchool-Grade 2–An African-American mother describes the many ways that she expresses her love to her son throughout the day. From the rising of the sun until the moon comes out, her feelings are revealed through routine tasks, such as helping the boy get dressed and clean his room, sending him off to school, and spending time with him at the park. After dinner, she cuddles the youngster and reads him a story, reassuring him that he is safe and cherished. Just as the book opens, it ends with the mother praying, hoping that "…in all I've done and was moved to say,/I've done my best in telling you, child,/that 'I love you' every day." The vibrant oil paintings assist in capturing the playful, affectionate relationship between mother and child. Set against bright background scenes, the characters take center stage in each appealing spread. This is a useful book for family storytimes because it offers adults a pattern for building good parenting skills."
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02-17-2011, 02:52 PM
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Location: Holmdel, NJ
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Originally Posted by HalfFull
Well, it's also guaranteed to be a CaptainNJ-free zone. That has to count for something! 
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i actually spent a lot of time in the library in college. i studied my text books in the study lounges. at some point i learned that it is filled with attractive girls in the evenings and i decided thats where i wanted to study.
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