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Non-Fiction

shenmue

(38,506 posts) Sun Nov 16, 2014, 02:44 PM Nov 2014

Guess what I saw for free at Audible today?

Speeches by that dumbest of attempted presidents, George Dub-yoo Bush Junior. Ugh. I almost clicked on it when I saw the $0 price, because it's rare that Audible lets you have stuff for free, and then I looked over to the picture and name of the author, and I said "Aaaaaaaaaaaack!"

Whew, that was close.

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Guess what I saw for free at Audible today? (Original Post) shenmue Nov 2014 OP

Good call. I wouldn't take his "art" for free, even to use as litter pan liner. I would't take his silvershadow Nov 2014 #1

Free??? Sweeney Dec 2014 #2

If it was marketed as humor, they could potentially charge $1 or $2 btrflykng9 Oct 2015 #3

silvershadow

(10,336 posts)

1. Good call. I wouldn't take his "art" for free, even to use as litter pan liner. I would't take his

Reply to shenmue (Original post)

Sun Nov 16, 2014, 03:42 PM

Nov 2014

audible book for free, even to use as background noise for the dogs. I don't want them to hear his tripe.

Sweeney

(505 posts)

2. Free???

Reply to shenmue (Original post)

Thu Dec 25, 2014, 01:21 AM

Dec 2014

The price is still too high.

btrflykng9

(287 posts)

3. If it was marketed as humor, they could potentially charge $1 or $2

Reply to shenmue (Original post)

Fri Oct 2, 2015, 01:55 PM

Oct 2015

Goodness knows I'd pay a very very small fee to have that youtube video of that guy throwing the shoe at him in that press conference running in a loop all day along with some of his more ridiculous made up words and speaking blunders. Classic comedy!

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