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Sun Mar-04-07 12:53 AM
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I hear Barnes & Noble treats their employees better but Borders has better selection (I cant find Thom Hartmann at B&N).
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Sun Mar-04-07 12:58 AM
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| 1. I just don't like Borders... |
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I don't like the way it feels. It doesn't feel like a bookstore -- it feels like a media outlet.
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Sun Mar-04-07 02:10 AM
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| 2. Gotta be Borders because Barnes & Noble supports Druggie Limbaugh's show. |
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Sorry. I can never go in there again.
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Sun Mar-04-07 03:53 AM
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| 3. I like non-chain bookstores best |
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in the next town there are several to choose from.
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Sun Mar-04-07 03:54 AM
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| 4. Other: The Elliot Bay Book Company and Horizon Books. |
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Elliot Bay has new books; Horizon Books is a fabulous used book store. Both are here in Seattle.
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Sun Mar-04-07 03:59 AM
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Edited on Sun Mar-04-07 04:03 AM by Heidi
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