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old books
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Link: Why Do Old Books Smell?
http://flavorwire.com/282771/why-do-old-books-smell?all=1
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Mmmmmm, dry musty paper smell. When you ask your literary friends why they like physical books more than e-books they might tell you it’s because they love the smell of books.
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Why Do Old Books Smell?
Science Buzz Here's the answer to a question you never knew you always wanted the answer to.
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Link: How To Never Move Your Face
http://thehairpin.com/2010/12/outdated-beauty-advice-how-...
PSA (for the ladies): You can be emotional and all, “feelings!” and stuff without the additional drawback of a nasty old wrinkle-face. Just like they did it in the '70s. Remember, don't smile with your mouth! Smile with your lonely, broken soul. The Hairpin walks you through the specifics. (Thanks, Edith!)
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The Cutter (1808)
Culture Buzz In 1808, Arthur Benoni Evans authored the strangest etiquette guide ever: The Cutter, in Five Lectures Upon the Art and Practice of Cutting Friends, Acquaintances, and Relations. At least, I think it's supposed to be an etiquette guide. But hey, even the reviewers were confused. Especially since the author included instructions on how to “cut” reviewers. Oops?
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Image: Crafts For Retarded
A vintage book that explores craftmaking for “retarded.” Teapot, meet retarded kettle.
