mommykink to Ask LemmyEnglish • 4 days agoWhat's one product or type of product that you never think is a waste of money?message-square57arrow-up141arrow-down15
arrow-up136arrow-down1message-squareWhat's one product or type of product that you never think is a waste of money?mommykink to Ask LemmyEnglish • 4 days agomessage-square57
minus-squareQuazatronlink1•3 days agoI still prefer paperback books, even if I’m struggling to find more space at home for them.
minus-squareOrbituarylinkEnglish1•3 days agoPreference aside, because I agree with you, they’re a waste of money and space and natural resources if you only read them once or twice. I don’t feel that way about reference manuals or books you use to look things up in, though. Again, to be clear, I prefer handling books. I have many shelves of them. But… It’s illogical these days.
minus-squareQuazatronlink1•3 days agoYes, you’re right. I bought a Kindle but haven’t used it much as I am still going through my book backlog. As they say: you will own nothing, rent everything, and like it.
minus-squareOrbituarylinkEnglish1•3 days agoI pirate my books or use the public library program to check ebooks out.
I still prefer paperback books, even if I’m struggling to find more space at home for them.
Preference aside, because I agree with you, they’re a waste of money and space and natural resources if you only read them once or twice.
I don’t feel that way about reference manuals or books you use to look things up in, though.
Again, to be clear, I prefer handling books. I have many shelves of them. But… It’s illogical these days.
Yes, you’re right. I bought a Kindle but haven’t used it much as I am still going through my book backlog.
As they say: you will own nothing, rent everything, and like it.
I pirate my books or use the public library program to check ebooks out.