>>8094653
Buy Prime you retard.

>>8094664
I would but I don't even buy from Amazon that often about four times a year so it's not really worth it for me

>>8094664

>using Amazon

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>buying from amazon

>>8094687
>overpaying

close enough
http://www.amazon.com/Candide-Voltaire/dp/1503253791/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1464474492&sr=1-2&keywords=voltaire+candide

>>8094691

Your personal embarassments remain, in order,

1) using amazon, and

2) paying.

>>8094689
buying? can get most books used for like £$0.50 with prime you can get yourself a librarys worth of good used books for less than 10.00

>>8096483
>get yourself a librarys worth of good used books for less than 10.00
in what do you submerge them to get rid of the ghastly fact that subUbermensch have touched it?

fun and cool jokes aside, I'm literally asking: how do you make peace with the fact that you'll never know for sure that the previous owner hadn't done anything dubious using those books, or that they didn't have some medical condition like HPV that they'd infected the paper with?

>>8096511
(although then again I guess subUbermensch also flip the pages of the displayed books that I regularly buy from physical bookstores, so I don't personally have much on you)

>>8094687
>>8094689
>>8096234
Why? What's the issue with Amazon?

Used book stores are cancerous atleast the one by my house is, shitty selection, kids studying all the time, average condition with retailer sticker on the back, almost all penguins or shitty college/highschool trade in editions, and $5-10 to boot.

no thanks, i payed $10 for a chaucer and that was the last thing i wanted to do with the place.