November 4, 200916 yr Author What if the items are donated to the library? Later. Your tax dollars still are involved in everyday functions that include these games and movies.
November 4, 200916 yr Author I don't read only "educational" books, meaning by your standard. So, I should buy my books, if it were up to you? Should the rest of us support your entertanment needs? Give me one good reason why we should.
November 4, 200916 yr Your tax dollars still are involved in everyday functions that include these games and movies. Oh well. If you new every way your tax dollars were spent, I'm sure you'd be angrier than you are now......about something so simple and petty as video games and movies at a library. Later.
November 4, 200916 yr Author So the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" is okay, but the video is not?I think educational videos are fine.
November 4, 200916 yr Should the rest of us support your entertanment needs? Give me one good reason why we should. You know, if you're that dead set and feathers ruffled over it, go ahead with your dither. Nothing I will say will sway you. But, I do reserve the right to think you've gone and lost yer ever lovin' mind. :lol:
November 4, 200916 yr Author Oh well. If you new every way your tax dollars were spent, I'm sure you'd be angrier than you are now......about something so simple and petty as video games and movies at a library. Later. I'm not angry, just giving my opinion. :lol:
November 4, 200916 yr I think educational videos are fine. Is "To Kill A Mockingbird" an educational video?
November 4, 200916 yr Author Hasn't the library always had 33s and, recently CDs?I have a problem with that as well... Two words, "buy them".
November 4, 200916 yr Author You know, if you're that dead set and feathers ruffled over it, go ahead with your dither. Nothing I will say will sway you. But, I do reserve the right to think you've gone and lost yer ever lovin' mind. :lol::lol: Why, because I have a different opinion than yours? I'm not ruffled, just voicing my thoughts on it. If that's OK...
November 4, 200916 yr Author Is "To Kill A Mockingbird" an educational video?Compared to say, Batman? Yep. :lol:
November 4, 200916 yr I think it's tough to determine whether or not a book (or a tape, or even in many instances a videogame) is educational or entertaining. I may read what is considered to be a classic novel (like "To Kill a Mockingbird") strictly for my personal entertainment; while getting a dose of education in the process.
November 4, 200916 yr What if it's a book on counting stairs in order to land your right foot at the top or bottom, is that educational? Later.
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