eight1echo
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You'll absolutely still feel sick with an e-reader. Bought one for myself/girlfriend a while back and she refuses to use it because of the above issue. She has the same problem with books and phones as well.
Sorry buddy
I feared as much, thanks for the...insight
Now I want to reread Dune but I can't find my copy!
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somewhat related question that doesn't need its own thread:
I get nauseas when reading a book in a moving vehicle. This isn't too uncommon, I know plenty of people who share the same sad fate. I'd been toying with getting an e-reader but only if I am able to read it on the bus without feeling sick. I get the same nauseas feeling trying to read on my phone while moving as I do reading books, but I wonder if the e-ink technology on an e-reader would be different? Does anyone have any experience with this?
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I had no idea The Egg was available for purchase on their site...
And wow at this, considering I sold my orange for quite a bit
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pic of the test press on facebook...
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Show announced for July 19th in Chicago, maybe they will have this for sale?
Booking my flight!
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And yeah I love Joel Plaskett. The new album is fun, not his best but totally solid. Is it out on vinyl or just CD?
It is on vinyl but he just got them a week and a half ago or so, might not be widely available yet.
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Most of this kind of stuff was never pressed outside of the really big names (Blue Rodeo, Tragically Hip, etc).
Cult-level stuff that was pressed usually is pretty rare and expensive to get a hold of (Sloan, Eric's Trip). Thrush Hermit LPs were never pressed but all or most of Joel's post-TH stuff is available on vinyl.
I think some Big Sugar is available
I'd love to see presses of Matthew Good's material, Big Wreck.
All you really need is Anvil - Metal on Metal, though.
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how kind of you
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If it is true a store is closing and you want to open one then you need to contact them and find out what they are doing with their shit. Often when a store closes they will sell off all their shelving, display fixtures, cash registers, etc, could be a good opportunity to get all the things you need to have a brick and mortar store.
You need a point of sale system and other ways of managing your inventory, knowing what you have, what has sold, what you need to order more of when it sells out, this is all critically important.
You need distributor accounts where you can purchase stock for your store. This is as easy as contacting them and proving you are a real business.
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#shesuredid
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anyone playing GTA 5 PC?
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I play sometimes.
Olsvik #1306 I think
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Haha I'll see what I can do but no promises
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Weird...Blackbyrd is on your list but they said they didn't get it. This is all I really wanted.
Someone who works there probably took it
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that might be the greatest thing I have ever seen
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They should make a new MK like Shaolin Monks for ps2, that game was rad
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If you kill her while she's fighting Henryk she's easy, 1v1 probably a lot harder, haven't tried. Blades also cost 40k echoes I think.
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I saw TAAS by chance at TT the Bears when I was in Boston for the Sunny Day Real Estate reunion show in 2009. There was like 6 people there. It was a fucking awesome show.
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post some pics ya damn hooligans
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Are the chalice dungeons a set difficulty? Or are they harder on NG+? Based around the level you are when you make them?
The depth of the chalice determines the difficulty
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Yeah Derek I think you'd be extremely satisfied with this record
90s Canadian Alternative/CanRock on Vinyl Thread
in Vinyl Collective Message Board
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I think presses of Matt Good stuff would sell well enough, well maybe only Beautiful Midnight. Sloan would fly off the shelf I dunno what is holding that up, a box set would be interesting but I feel most people wouldn't want their whole catalogue. Barenaked Ladies is one that I get asked about often by customers.