>read books on my Kindle >Buy physical copies when I finish

>>8525764
I do that for some. Only the ones I actually liked, though.

>>8525764
>display
To whom?
I like physical copies because theyre more reliable, especially outdoors. The books on my bookshelf are ripped, tattered, the spines are weak, and stained with tobacco, food, and blood.
Hell i like em that way. Theres no reason anybody would ever enter my house anyway, so why care what they look like?

i actually want to start doing this

right now i usually buy a hardcover, realize it's too unwieldy to read in bed, buy a softcover, read it, display the hardcover, then give the softcover away

all of which feels autistic af

>>8525775
>Theres no reason anybody would ever enter my house anyway, so why care what they look like?

lol, um...idk if you know, but some of us actually do have people come to our homes

>>8525781
Oh wow we've got fuckin Don Juan over here

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>>8525764
Actually I buy physical books, take them from my bookshelf, type them up on Kindle (it's pretty slow) and then throw them away for subhuman papyrites to pick up

>>8525764

>2016
>Paying for books

Are you just too retarded to use the internet?

fuck off willem

>start reading on Kindle
>buy a physical copy if I like it
>finish reading and display physical copy

>Not just going to your local library and ordering whatever book you want to read.
baka desu senpai, Lolita is coming to the city library in two days at my request.

The dog's head between the spoon and the lighter looked like a cock and balls in a chastity cage for a second.

>buy a ebook reader
>battery goes dead after a few months
>importing it to my country costs more than the device
>go back to paperbacks

Welp.

>>8526413
You know you have to recharge them, right senpai?

>read book on kobo aura
>finish it
>print out a scan of the book's spine and stick it to my wall