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Post pics of stately wood-paneled libraries. I'm currently searching some English country manor photos, will poast later.
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I like this. It would look great in a New Hampshire country home.
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Not wood-paneled, per se, but stately:

(click the thumbnail for massive pic)

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I like this. It would look great in a New Hampshire country home.


Seems like the perfect environment for sexually ravaging Angela Lansbury.
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I like this. It would look great in a New Hampshire country home.


That's tacky, Conne.
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My shelves are painted white because I couldn't afford expensive wood.
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My shelves are painted white because I couldn't afford expensive wood.

Shameful.
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Urgh..I've always looked in awe at pictures of such libraries. Do the owners of such libraries actually own that many books or do they buy random books to fill the space? I'll always wonder..
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Urgh..I've always looked in awe at pictures of such libraries. Do the owners of such libraries actually own that many books or do they buy random books to fill the space? I'll always wonder..

Have you ever been to a church booksale or a flea market? You can barely give the things away!
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Urgh..I've always looked in awe at pictures of such libraries. Do the owners of such libraries actually own that many books or do they buy random books to fill the space? I'll always wonder..

I'm 21 and own around 200 books. I lug them around with me everywhere I move. I can't bring myself to throw them away. For practical purposes, I bring them with me to reference if research stirs me in their direction. I usually keep the novels I read, too. If I'm not reading something at the time, I like to pick an old book and read a passage at random as I wind down with a night cap.

Jesus Christ, how did I become such a douche bag at 21?
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Jesus Christ, how did I become such a douche bag at 21?

Sad to say, I used to read when I was your age, too. Don't worry, there is still time enough to put away childish things and become a responsible adult, as I did!
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wtf, if you're a douchebag for that i must be a super douchebag. i'm only 19 and i bailed on my friends the other night (we were supposed to go clubbing) to stay home and read an old constitutional law case book. fml
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I can't wait to start enjoying America's Got Talent. SF has only fostered my terribleness.
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