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[Aeson]

I get a lot of people do a lot of different things in their lives. I just thought it was funny how she said it, and multiclass was the first thing I thought.

 

[Aeson]

My nephew passed his driving test. Afterward we stopped at Domino's for pizza, and to ogle the girl working the counter.

 

[Aeson]

I went to Morrus' covid thread for an update. I'm not surprised to see it locked. I share in your disappointment . I do hope you continue to feel better, El Jefe. The world has lost a lot. I've lost family to it. I think ENW has been lucky. I don't think we've lost one of own yet. The thread may be locked but the well wishes continue.

 

[trappedslider]

You know, if a company is going to be selling bookcases, at least have most of the pictures actually showing books in the bookcase and tell me how many books it can hold.

 

[Mad_Jack]

You know, if a company is going to be selling bookcases, at least have most of the pictures actually showing books in the bookcase and tell me how many books it can hold.

You ever notice how many "bookcases" are ridiculously ill-constructed for actually holding books? If each of the four shelves has a full 12 inches of space above the books, you probably should have put in another damn shelf instead...

 

[Aeson]

I'm in the market. Which bookcases are you looking at? My books are still boxed up at another location, but I'm hoping to get shelves in place soon, then start bringing them here.

 

[Ulfgeir]

You know, if a company is going to be selling bookcases, at least have most of the pictures actually showing books in the bookcase and tell me how many books it can hold.

And book cases should be made to withstand being full of heavy books with hardcovers. Not flimsy mass market pocket books..

 

[Aeson]

I worked at Domino's, Papa John's, and Little Caesars, so I knew all of these already. I'm surprised after all these years it's surprising to anyone. Little Caesars is the only national chain I know of that makes their dough on site. Everyone else has it made and shipped in. All thin crust is a premade cracker. Domino's deep dish is also premade. It's just a fat cracker, like me.

'This feels illegal to know': Domino's worker reveals how large thin crust pizza is prepared

'So it’s a tortilla?'

www.dailydot.com

Tiktok folks keep revealing how things are made, but it's rarely a secret to anyone but a few of their millennial viewers.

 

[J.Quondam]

And book cases should be made to withstand being full of heavy books with hardcovers. Not flimsy mass market pocket books..

Definitely. My last couple tall bookshelves literally snapped in half during my last move. They were made of that horrible, heavy particle board stuff that is not repairable and crumbles to bits once it gets a little damp or damaged. But despite the severely bowed shelves, they lasted 10 years and six moves, so I guess the $40 I spent on each was worth it?
Meanwhile, though, most of my books are now stuck in boxes in storage until I settle into a new place.. and eventually new shelves. Hopefully real wood shelves.
* sigh *

 

[trappedslider]

You ever notice how many "bookcases" are ridiculously ill-constructed for actually holding books? If each of the four shelves has a full 12 inches of space above the books, you probably should have put in another damn shelf instead...

Some of the so-called bookcases, I've looked at don't even have a barrier at the end of the shelf, so you'd need to buy bookends.

I'm in the market. Which bookcases are you looking at? My books are still boxed up at another location, but I'm hoping to get shelves in place soon, then start bringing them here.

I'm looking at this one Amazon.com

Definitely. My last couple tall bookshelves literally snapped in half during my last move. They were made of that horrible, heavy particle board stuff that is not repairable and crumbles to bits once it gets a little damp or damaged. But despite the severely bowed shelves, they lasted 10 years and six moves, so I guess the $40 I spent on each was worth it?
Meanwhile, though, most of my books are now stuck in boxes in storage until I settle into a new place.. and eventually new shelves. Hopefully real wood shelves.
* sigh *

When I was younger pre-teens, and we didn't have a lot of money, we just used actual cinder blocks and wood shelves for bookcases.