i asked you if you were maf and i've been mentioned in every listing of playersWait, @tj_PE and @Audi driver, P.E. are actually playing this round?
...obviously I wasn't paying attention...
I know the feeling. I decided to keep my books mainly for the sentimental aspect, more than the practicality. I’m sure a lot of my books are out-of-date by now, but I like remembering what I learned from.I do miss my college books. After graduating I held on to them for about 2-3 years, then went back to the bookstore and sold them, because I never used them.
Now looking back, I wish I would've kept them since my dad kept some of his books and it was fun going back looking through the books he used. I guess I still have time to buy them all back, but am I really going to use my digital signals processing book again? Or my physics & chemistry books? What sort of information do they provide that google couldn't?
I thought you wanted to box everything up?
I wish they were on a shelf so when my kids get older they can look at the books and think, "dang, dad really is smart!"I know the feeling. I decided to keep my books mainly for the sentimental aspect, more than the practicality. I’m sure a lot of my books are out-of-date by now, but I like remembering what I learned from.
Fair enough.i asked you if you were maf and i've been mentioned in every listing of players
or dang, dad really needed all these books to do his job? :dunno: lolllI wish they were on a shelf so when my kids get older they can look at the books and think, "dang, dad really is smart!"
Or, more than likely, "Dang, they we still printing books when dad was in school?"or dang, dad really needed all these books to do his job? :dunno: lolll
I took physics and calc in jr college. The total cost for both books almost exceeded my monthly tuition payments.For the longest time (I guess 2-3 years) my wife and I used our chemistry and physics books to elevate the TV above the speakers. Most expensive TV stand we ever purchased.
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