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[Hanslanda]

good news! The kid survived his suicide attempt, and is now getting help.

Yay!

[kaijyuu]

good news! The kid survived his suicide attempt, and is now getting help.

That's a relief.

[Skyrunner]

Yo dawg, I heard you like books so I put a book in your book so you can read while you read.

$7 for a bookmark? D: I always seem to lose mine, so that's not for me.

[Tellemurius]

Yo dawg, I heard you like books so I put a book in your book so you can read while you read.

$7 for a bookmark? D: I always seem to lose mine, so that's not for me.

I dunno, that looks like a really hefty bookmark that you can't miss. OR its some small ass text perfect for me not wearing my glasses

[Mech#4]

But... if you started reading the bookmark, how would you keep track of where you were up to?

[Skyrunner]

But... if you started reading the bookmark, how would you keep track of where you were up to?

...Don't go there. D:

[crazysheep]

But... if you started reading the bookmark, how would you keep track of where you were up to?

...Don't go there. D:

Erasable marker?

[Tellemurius]

But... if you started reading the bookmark, how would you keep track of where you were up to?

...Don't go there. D:

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I see profit in there somewhere

[Frumple]

But... if you started reading the bookmark, how would you keep track of where you were up to?

... memory?

Though I guess that varies from person to person. I've had a number of cases where I've picked up a book I didn't finish reading like, two years before and forgot to mark progress and still was able to pick up where I left off pretty easily. Prompts (previously read passages) trigger recollection pretty easily. One of the reasons most tests are kinda', uh. Easy. If they're not built right. Bookmarks and dog earing just save some time, really...

Something something experiencing the previously experienced something weaponized Deja-vu something. I'unno. It's Shakespeare, you might not even care where you were. Just pick a point and read the surrounding awesome.

[alway]

The punchline of this week's "xkcd what if" is awesome.

[Hanslanda]

But... if you started reading the bookmark, how would you keep track of where you were up to?

... memory?

Though I guess that varies from person to person. I've had a number of cases where I've picked up a book I didn't finish reading like, two years before and forgot to mark progress and still was able to pick up where I left off pretty easily. Prompts (previously read passages) trigger recollection pretty easily. One of the reasons most tests are kinda', uh. Easy. If they're not built right. Bookmarks and dog earing just save some time, really...

Something something experiencing the previously experienced something weaponized Deja-vu something. I'unno. It's Shakespeare, you might not even care where you were. Just pick a point and read the surrounding awesome.

This. I can pick up books I started years ago and remember where I was pretty quickly, with a little skimming.

[Euld]

Straight men underwear crisis.  Well ok I'm sorta joking, pretty sure not all straight men have this problem.  But it's an idea worth spreading :3

[Loud Whispers]

Just won an argument regarding Chuck Norris VS Bruce Lee, on the grounds that the only reason Bruce Lee is dead is because he was so damn awesome. Yeah that's right, Bruce Lee had to defeat the final boss in the universe, something only Bruce Lee could do. This is because the final boss was Bruce Lee.

[Dsarker]

About to get onto my Κοινη Greek for the week. Woo. All-nighter, here I come.

[MonkeyHead]

This guy wins table tennis.