joboo
14th May 2012, 04:36 PM
Interesting logic. You could buy the books for about $50 new, and probably $25 used. Derrrp... Stunning example of superior intellect observed on all accounts.
May 10, 2012
http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2012/05/10/4-year-olds-overdue-library-books-returned/
"The library receives no federal funding and relies on memberships, donations, and a secondhand shop to survive.
“We’re here to serve the community and we try to do it as best we can, and all we really want is to have our library materials returned,” said Michael.
At a rate of ten cents a day for each of the four books over a 204-day period, Katelyn owed the library $81.60.
Thursday afternoon, the child’s mother, Erica Jageman, returned the books, paid the fine and apologized to the library.
The book is now closed on the case.
The child had borrowed “Sleeping Beauty,” “Corduroy’s Halloween,” “Dora The Explorer: The Halloween Cat” and “I See The Moon.”"
May 10, 2012
http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2012/05/10/4-year-olds-overdue-library-books-returned/
"The library receives no federal funding and relies on memberships, donations, and a secondhand shop to survive.
“We’re here to serve the community and we try to do it as best we can, and all we really want is to have our library materials returned,” said Michael.
At a rate of ten cents a day for each of the four books over a 204-day period, Katelyn owed the library $81.60.
Thursday afternoon, the child’s mother, Erica Jageman, returned the books, paid the fine and apologized to the library.
The book is now closed on the case.
The child had borrowed “Sleeping Beauty,” “Corduroy’s Halloween,” “Dora The Explorer: The Halloween Cat” and “I See The Moon.”"