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[anotheranon]

I'm still purging my shelves of old books to feed Half.com. I find that computer books depreciate rapidly - a web server book bought for $40 in 1998 with an unopened CDRom now goes for about $6 - not shocking considering the rate of software obsolescence, but disappointing nonetheless. Anyone know of someone who will take old books like "Flash 3 Web Animation" or "Photoshop 4 Studio Secrets"? $ would be nice but getting rid of them would be fine.

Sorted old magazine clips while watching "So Graham Norton" with Dirk Benedict. DB has not aged since the "A-Team", and even with the marvels of plastic surgery I still find this disturbing. He must be into the same stuff as Casey Kasem!

Many new folks added to my friends list in the past week or so - welcome to my world! Hope you don't find it a snooze-fest; my life is actually pretty quiet!

Should probably clear out my sewing area; I've volunteered to do some fencing jacket repair for my coach. It's easy $ and it's something I can do to help out.

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[geekchick]

You could try a used bookstore; they may not give you anything for it either, but it's a possibility. If the bookstore won't accept it, there's always Goodwill or Salvation Army.