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The most popular library books in America

Originally posted by: Encryptic
Not surprisingly, weight loss books occupy 3 slots on that list....
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Looks like left-wing propoganda is popular at the moment.

It appears that the quadrennial silly season is a good time to sell political drivel.
 
Originally posted by: Encryptic
Not surprisingly, weight loss books occupy 3 slots on that list....
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I like it... sit on your ass reading about losing weight 😛 I picture fat people, wearing glasses, looking up after a week or two of intense reading and going "Eureka! diet & exercise!!!"
 
Originally posted by: Riprorin
Originally posted by: Encryptic
Not surprisingly, weight loss books occupy 3 slots on that list....
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Looks like left-wing propoganda is popular at the moment.

It appears that the quadrennial silly season is a good time to sell political drivel.
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Since when was a book the Bush Administration recommends people buy (Plan of Attack), a book by a Republican administration appointee (Against All Enemies), and a book by a Republican former Treasury Secretary (The Price of Loyalty) considered left-wing propaganda?
 
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: Riprorin
Originally posted by: Encryptic
Not surprisingly, weight loss books occupy 3 slots on that list....
Click to expand...

Looks like left-wing propoganda is popular at the moment.

It appears that the quadrennial silly season is a good time to sell political drivel.
Click to expand...

Since when was a book the Bush Administration recommends people buy (Plan of Attack), a book by a Republican administration appointee (Against All Enemies), and a book by a Republican former Treasury Secretary (The Price of Loyalty) considered left-wing propaganda?
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I think that you should scan the list again.
 
Al Franken's book is at the bottom of that list. I assume that's what you mean? The only other liberally-biased book would be Dean's, which is behind a book the Bush admin recommends and behind the book of a Republican appointee.
 
Check out number four on the list: Eats, Shoots & Leaves. Just like the punchline to that joke, but it's a grammar book. I have to read it. To the library!
 
heh...I bought that book recently. Haven't gotten to it yet. 🙂


Oops, I used ... instead of a "," or, better yet, a ".". Oooh...should that last period have really been there? 😕


Maybe I should move that book higher up on the queue! 😀
 
No kidding? I just ordered it from Amazon, along with Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris. I dunno, my sister recommended it.

I am looking forward to some punctuation lovin'.
 
Originally posted by: Ikonomi
No kidding? I just ordered it from Amazon, along with Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris. I dunno, my sister recommended it.

I am looking forward to some punctuation lovin'.
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It should probably be mandatory reading before posting up here! :laugh:
 
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