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1. I can't read anything longer than a DU OP on the computer screen.

Sun May 19, 2013, 09:13 PM

May 2013

Maybe I need a Kindle and to download some stuff from the Library of Congress (a place that few current Congressmen have ever set foot in).

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The World is NOT 6000 yrs old. It's actually 18 yrs old.... [View all] Junkdrawer May 2013 OP

I can't read anything longer than a DU OP on the computer screen. DCKit May 2013 #1

They've been scanning like crazy for the past decade, at least. DCKit May 2013 #3

AudiobooksForFree.com ??? Junkdrawer May 2013 #4

It's Librivox that I'm thinking of. DCKit May 2013 #6

So my son, who got his masters of library science, loves books.... rgbecker May 2013 #5

How far back? Do they cover the cited period ('45 to '50)? Junkdrawer May 2013 #8

always ask a librarian... Junkdrawer May 2013 #12

Yes. RainDog May 2013 #14

It's somewhere between 40 and 50 years old. Warren DeMontague May 2013 #7

In your dreams.... Junkdrawer May 2013 #9

Sorry. I know it's tough to deal with Warren DeMontague May 2013 #10

Our universes fade away with the last expiration... sanatanadharma May 2013 #13

Yes, we can't do anything BUT exist. Warren DeMontague May 2013 #15

archive has lots of free stuff sigmasix May 2013 #16

BTW: My boy calls me a Tull nerd.... Junkdrawer May 2013 #17