>He reads e-books
He reads e-books
Robert Carter
Grayson Hill
>discussing a book with someone
>find out they read it on an e-book
>realized how much time I just wasted
e-book users should have a fucking pin saying "I use e-books, feel free to bully me"
Blake Sanders
>not having 10000000 carefully curated ebooks ready for the apocalypse
cant wait to use them to barter
Aaron Gonzalez
>doesn't read e-books
now thats what I call good goy
Levi Hernandez
>current year
>still reading tree killing, door stopping garbage
Get a paperwhite autists.
Kevin Roberts
>le literary lifestyle :D
Reading it as an ebook is the same as reading it printed.
I am even willing to argue that listening to an audio book is very much the same.
You can appreciate all the skill the author put in either way, the only thing you miss is the skill the editor put, which is often next to zero.
When was the last book that made good use of the page turning mechanic of printed books, to get an emotion out of you? On the other side, in an audio book, you also appreciate the skill of the actor reading.
Basically stop being muh so old and so classy hipster and grow up.
Owen Russell
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Carter Thompson
Hmph! There's nothing wrong with using e-books!!
Easton Moore
I read ebooks every day and I'm proud of it, I use my money for other important stuff and I'm think I'm smarter than you
Colton Cook
>the only thing you miss is the skill the editor put, which is often next to zero.
I can understand an argument for ebooks, but none for audio reading beyond accessibility.
printed reading is much more /comfy/ and far less annoying. there is nothing compared to holding the words and having a place for them on a shelf. you need to learn to read, I fear