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Do you like the smell of old books?

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Linda Martin
Linda Martin

3 days ago

ummmm......nah

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Carrie Graves
Carrie Graves

2 months ago

Who doesn't?

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Name Surname

3 months ago

Of course.

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Jenny Smith
Jenny Smith

4 months ago

Yes, but I like the smell of new ones too.

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Rafael Conter
Rafael Conter

6 months ago

No, I prefer that of new ones.

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Caitlyn -
Caitlyn -

9 months ago

Yes. I like the smell of new ones too.Actually really any.

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Tom Ptasinski
Tom Ptasinski

10 months ago

I do, as long as it's not followed by a billow of dust to the face.

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Lisa Plane
Lisa Plane

11 months ago

J'adore l'odeur des vieux livres! Surtouts ceux datant de l'époque soviétique, avec le prix en kopecks au dos, que je prends dans la bibliothèque de ma défunte grand-mère. (RIP)

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Cathy Caracciolo
Cathy Caracciolo

11 months ago

Yes, but I have turned to the dark side and bought a Kindle. I move too much and books are heavy.

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Ashley Strain
Ashley Strain

12 months ago

Yep, it's a running joke in my family.

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