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   > So.. I've got you hooked on z-lib, eh?  :D   
      
   Indeed you have!   
      
   >> That was a happy moment, as $60/year is a bit much for me.   
   >> . . (I can't seem to go a full month without wanting a new   
   >> book on my Kindle to replace one just finished); now I'm   
   >> going back to pick up on series my library  couldn't find   
   >> the next one I wanted (& too old to purchase); they check   
   >> every  library(that's a LOT, including loonyversities!) in   
   >> BC.   
   > You couldn't find it on z-lib?   
      
   I did find it on Z-Lib, but hadn't in every library in BC. . . (probably in   
   Canada, even, as the librarians usually show me the ones out of  province &   
   offer for me to pay their fee to get it for only 1-2 weeks Bleagh)   
      
   >> Happily reading the  nexdt Jack Reacher at bedtimes now.   
   >> . .  Did not want t o read any out of  order.   
   > I just list them all in alphabetical order by title in my shop.   
      
   I prefer book order, as there might be references to past books that I'd like    
   to read as they're intended: renminiscences.   
      
   Iguess if a customer wanted publication order, you'd just Google up that list    
   for them, eh?  Of course shelf order would be alphabetical by title with    
   author(also alphabetical); book shelvbing requires an abcedarian mind!   
      
   >> The movie was cool -- it was asort of composite of a few   
   >> yearly novels  in the dsrties that I'd already finished.   
   >> I don't   
   > The Cruise versions?  I hear there's a "series" featuring a new   
   > actor to play Reacher.   
      
   Yeah, plural? I've only sen the one, yup, with Cruise -- why is he made out   
   to  be the all-in-one actor -- that's not as bad as recasting Bruce Willis as   
   an  action hero -- I'm still stuck on him in Mnonlighting   
      
   > Many years ago, I went to see The Hunt for Red October in a   
   > private-screening event just before the official public   
   > release.  The event was very classy.   
      
   "Get Out" private screening was, too -- no dirty floors, no yelling or   
   throwing of popcorn. It, of course, hrelped the movie was good -- realy   
   capturing the  feelings of suspense it neede. & the big reveal near the end.   
   ..  WHOOOAAA!!   
      
   I'd've missed so much with screaming 'kids' in the theatre! Kids defined as   
   those acting like such.   
      
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