Lounge of Tomorrow - Total Serious Happy Thread

The MyCase "Don't Panic" is a wholly remarkable case. I should note, however, that there are many things that this case cannot do: It cannot repel an attack of hyper-intelligent killer dolphins; Nor can it make you a mixed drink; And you would have a hard time trying to use it as a fire extinguisher.

While it does lack many of these more "refined" traits, it does have two key attributes which place it far ahead of its competition: first, it is slightly cheaper and, second, it has the words "Don't Panic" written in large, friendly letters the cover.

With most people's luck, that kinda stuff is bound to happen far more often than they'd like. When it does, wouldn't it be great to know that one could just look down to their iPad case and get an instant, refreshing dose of sanity?

Morrigoon

01-10-2012 04:41 PM

Finally stepped on a scale for the first time since Peanut's birth. 25 pounds lighter than I was this time last year! :) (Pregnancy=best diet ever? Who'd have thunk it?)

alphabassettgrrl

01-10-2012 09:22 PM

Nursing is also supposed to be a great boost to losing weight. So if you wanted to drop some more, I'd say now is the time to take walks, or do whatever is active that you like.

lashbear

01-10-2012 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Alex (Post 355630)

But only four of them are worth reading. Finding them is the game.

I'm tempted to ask you what they are... or do I have to suffer the inconsolable depression of having to drudge through the dross to find the gold?

Alex	01-11-2012 04:37 AM

I offer know help. I haven't yet found a free book worth reading. But I'm assured there are four.

(I guess I should caveat that in my mind I am separating "relatively recent and offered for free" from "old enough to be in the public domain.")

Though if you like self published crappy science fiction, crappy romance novels, or religious self help books then it is a treasure trove.

Morrigoon

01-11-2012 12:24 PM

and older books that are out of copyright, such as the autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, the various works of Jack London, all your Jane Austen favorites...

Alex	01-11-2012 01:56 PM

Those are in the "public domain" category. They've always been free to read regardless of Kindle technology and without Amazon's involvement.

I'm just saying, if it is a book published in the last 70 years and is available for free from Amazon, it is 99.999% likely to be complete crap.

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