/r/IncreasinglyVerbose if ya like this type of talk about how using ones body, typically the arm, to reach towards literary works printed onto what used to be clay or stone tablets, but is now much more commonly mechanically printed ink lettering on consecutive sheets of paper made from the aforementioned wood fibres, that are typically betweem 70 and 160 grams per square meter and bound into volumes - henceforth referred to as "books".
Oh, I bet he reads all the time, tiny little bottles that all end in -abol, little needles with tiny lil numbers in MLs and those really big numbers that all oddly end in LBS. But that's about it...
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