D'Juhn Keep on 22/2/2006 at 08:26

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Pretty rockin awesome thing! Requested =) Can we take them to the conventions and declare loudly "I KNEW HER <small>on the internet </small>BEFORE SHE WAS FAMOUS"?

Vraptor7 on 22/2/2006 at 10:55

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That's a spiffy bookmark, nice job. What exactly is it promoting?


I just wanted to ask you guys, am I the only one here who doesn't really need a bookmark at all? I mean, it doesn't really matter how long back I last was reading a book, I still can manage to find where I left off within a minute.
And if there's a conversation or statement that I want to refer back to earlier in the book, no matter how long the book is (yeah including Tolkienesque proportions) I can always seem to hone in on the area where it is - even though I couldn't exactly recite the book to you I seem to remember the order of things happening quite well.

Anyone else like me? Or am I a freak? :weird:

dvrabel on 22/2/2006 at 12:44

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Greywalker sounds like it will be an interesting read. Will it be published in the UK?

How are these magnetic bookmarks even used? I can't see the purpose behind the magnet. I never use bookmarks anyway. I either a) stop reading at a convinient point (e.g., the start of a chapter) or b) I skim and flick through until I can find where I got to last. Or option c) which is read the book from cover to cover in one go... and then fall asleep at work 'cos I was up too late.

Stitch on 22/2/2006 at 17:48

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EVEN THE DEAD NEED A DETECTIVE

NEXT ON FOX

R Soul on 22/2/2006 at 21:51

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A folded piece of paper is pretty good, with a * on one side so you can leave that on the current page.
If you need to know the exact line you were up to then either your memory is so bad, or it's been such a long time since your last reading, that you'll probably have to re-read a paragraph or two anyway.