/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57366909
Post your favorite old books! When I was in 6th grade I won at a local auction a fully leatherbound and gilt 2 volume "Border Antiquities" set by Sir Walter Scott for $31, the lithos showing what dozens of ruined castles and abbeys etc. looked like in the early 19th century are amazing.

>>55914607
>I wish more ppl would appreciate how incredibly lucky we are to have access to endless literature from all ages and all corners of the world. It may not last.
>This just reminded me the kikes are about to close Archives.is, and now i'm feeling beyond angry.

Kek, I feel your feels frogfren. Instant digital access to a great proportion of Humanity's knowledge and creative literature is something bibliophiles of the past would trade everything they own for, but zoomgroids would rather studiously consume Tide Pods on TikTok than explore the wisdom of our species aggregated over a hundred generations. I've always preferred old hard copies, but space becomes a real issue when you have thousands of books.

>>54701097
>yep, and technically all your claim has to do is clip the lode, it doesn't necessarily have to center on it.
Excellent, I wasn't sure about that either.
>>54701097
>debitage can trigger problems if there's enough of it, I would try not to see that. It sounds amazing though. I'm jealous.
I guess "tons" isn't accurate, there wasn't any habitation there but it seems like the indians liked sitting around the general area making points to hunt a nearby water course. If you're even remotely envious then that's one helluva stamp of approval, I'll get it staked and filed and make ya proud bro thank you.

Where my copperchads been hiding at lately? Is katangabro lurking?