But wouldn’t they be targeting books that have been shelved with the spine in? From Sargent Shriver.
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Are there that many books about shelving?
I wonder if they’ll widen the scope to books about side tables and china hutches.
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Shelving porn? The genre is overloading the entire Dewey decimal system.
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Rule 43
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It’s working.
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I always thought the library police were a spineless bunch anyway – don’t think I’ve seen anyone getting a fine (or being booked, tee hee) for hogging the newspaper for too long. Having said that, I don’t think books should neccessarily be shelved just because their spines face out – sounds kind of bookist to me.
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