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October 03, 2011 12:03:17 PM

Rereader / rewatcher?:

No

Why:

I'm with Kurt -- just too many new books, and I'm not a fast reader. My shelves are full of books I'm dying to get back to in some imaginary time when I have more time. If I ever do getting around to re-reading, first up will be Pnin by Nabokov.

First name:

David

From:

Studio 360

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