Freecycle headdesk

[gemfyre]

There is a person on the local Freecycle group who is always posting asking for Discworld novels so they can read them.

One wonders if this person has ever heard of libraries.

Comments

[ariaflame.livejournal.com]

Who gives away Discworld books? I mean, honestly?

Indeed, that is what libraries are for.

Maree (Dutchie Bird-o)

[(Anonymous)]

I looove Discworld and would indeed not dream to part of any of my books. Not even to swap my Dutch ones for English ones or vice versa to create a more uniform aestetically pleasing bookshelf of the kind my great love aspires(who needs a pretty shelf when the INSIDE of the books is where you want your eyes to be?).
My discworld collection is a confusing mix of books written in Dutch or English depending on who gave it as a gift, or which language the bookshop at the horrendously cold train station where my train was once again delayed due to frozen-to-death cows on the tracks (or something) happened to to selling them in.
My boyfriend doesn't like them. He has no patience for witty linguistic roller-coaster rides. The poor bastard...
I'd never get discworl from a library because I want pWN493!
I feel so geek right now :-)

[aurickandrien.livejournal.com]

That would be me. :P

After collecting 32 novels, half a dozen other volumes and a couple of short stories I decided that I'd just had enough. So, I believe I sold them to a friend of mine for the lowest price that she would accept.

Neverending collections frustrate me. It's not like I can't just find someone to borrow the books from... So, I don't really see the point in piling them onto my shelves forever and ever.

[stawberi.livejournal.com]

I'd never part with my collection. I wonder if they know you can get most of them as ebooks?

[bloophoenix.livejournal.com]

Or, for that matter, charity/thrift book shops? That's where a decent chunk of my collection came from.