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manarab

The kindle is soooo 2006. I dont think Barnes and Noble will ever disappear. Advanced or not, book stores will always be needed. Today, book stores, or Barnes and Nobles to be precise, is about decor and a leisure hang out place for the intellectuals and sophisicates. Its a zen place for a little quiteness, a little gathering in the star bucks attached to the book store, its a waiting area before your movie begins. Its irrationational to say book stores will disappear. Even to suggest movie theatres will disappear is more blasphamous. Never. Sure, it will not be used for its original purpose, but still the need for it to be open is artificial and beguiling. And to my point-- i was elaborating the point of ---aestheticness. My point was-- i will never go to a third world country. I need to see beautiful pavements instead of dirt Eastleight mud ridden earth, beautiful sky buildings instead of architectural imbalance two store brick houses, parks instead of goat slaughtering lounge with wire barbs fense, artificial created bush and waterfall in downtown area instead of a human controlling traffic idiot with an expired discolored uniform. Something that elevates my mood as soon as i glimpse at it.Slick and Modern.

To see idiots wearing dirac, donkey and camel replacing the beautiful hollywood golden retriever dog, even though it is haraam to own a dog, to look at it, is not bad,--to entertain an idea to like somaliland or puntland, is to induce suicidal thoughts. I dont need to see scotching sun--discoloring of it inhabitants skin, eyes glaring like tuugs. I need to see metrosexual humabeings with their low cut jeans, walking around in their latte large cups, civil smiles and pedicured nails showcased in fashionable sandles. Somaliland and Puntland are engulfed with insects, flies, mud houses, or pink houses located in the middle of no where, hell no. I will have to see a psychiatrist or smoke afghanistan crack to get through the days.

Basra- wrote:manarab

The kindle is soooo 2006. I dont think Barnes and Noble will ever disappear. Advanced or not, book stores will always be needed. Today, book stores, or Barnes and Nobles to be precise, is about decor and a leisure hand out place for the intellectual and sophisicates. Its a zen place for a little quiteness, a little gathering in the star bucks attached to the book store, before your movie begins. Its irrationational to say book stores will disappear. Even to suggest movie theatres will disappear. Never. Sure, it will not be used for its original purpose, but still the need for it to be open is artificial and beguiling. And to my point-- i was elaborating the point of ---aestheticness.

Basra

I really don't get what people see in Starbucks. I only tasted once their coffee and couldn't continue to drink; too qaraar and nauseous. The picture you saw isn't the Kindle (which comes in black/white fonts); it's the iPad (in full color, which also works as a complete laptop, in addition to reader). Do you know Amazon has sold more digital books than paper books? And do you know the gap between digital/paper sold is widening? Virtually all environmentally friendly people are moving to digital. And it's only a matter of the near future before most (if not all) books are moved to digital. With regard to movie theaters, it isn't a suggestion; it's a certainty it will fare the same fate of books, at least for the majority of people. Going to theaters is old-fashioned and a thing of the past. The new generation make a few clicks with their mouse, wait for an hour or so until the latest or recently released movie is downloaded, and watch it.

You are wasting your time sxb.

Basra reads 18th Century Victorian litareture and steamy sexy love letters of the medeival English

That shit isn't even available on normal books

I actually do support Somaliland and always have!!!!