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What do you call a wall-banged kindle book?
- LoveHistory
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- TeralynPilgrim
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[quote=""Madeleine""]Why's it called Kindle? I think it's a rather silly name as I only associate kindle with fire ie kindling a fire - maybe a fire of all the left-over paper books?![/quote]
That's terrible! Especially since I just finished reading Fahrenheit 451.
That's terrible! Especially since I just finished reading Fahrenheit 451.
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Querying Sacred Fire,a novel of the Vestal Virgins of Ancient Rome.
Querying Sacred Fire,a novel of the Vestal Virgins of Ancient Rome.
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I'm probably the only one with this association, but kindle is what you call it when rabbits give birth. As in, "Do you know the date this doe is likely to kindle?"
It always amuses me to think of these electronic readers multiplying like rabbits. But as I have discovered to my annoyance, they die about at easily as week-old bunnies!
It always amuses me to think of these electronic readers multiplying like rabbits. But as I have discovered to my annoyance, they die about at easily as week-old bunnies!