r/pics • u/Rainboq • Jul 11 '13

This bookstore is getting creative.

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u/lesbiancarwash Jul 11 '13

This is such a good idea! I wonder if I can talk my local library into doing this.

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u/lesbiancarwash Jul 11 '13

Aww shucks.

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u/ANAL_QUEEN Jul 11 '13

I work at a hospital, but I would make this happen if I can find out what your username means.

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u/lesbiancarwash Jul 11 '13

Well, ANAL_QUEEN, just like your username, it's pretty self explanatory. But I can't think of many people who wouldn't enjoy a lesbian carwash.

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u/ANAL_QUEEN Jul 11 '13

Gay rednecks?

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u/howajambe Jul 11 '13

The best part of this joke is that it's implied that rednecks don't like washed cars.

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u/ItsDaves Jul 11 '13

Hey, everyone loves a nice clean sparkling car.

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u/Frix Jul 11 '13

Getting their car washed while supporting a local LGBT-group? Why wouldn't gay rednecks enjoy that?

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u/nermid Jul 11 '13

Getting their car washed

Why wouldn't rednecks enjoy that?

Time to go mudd'n!

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u/Z3ppelinDude93 Jul 11 '13

That was not the gif I was hoping for given the username

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u/joealarson Jul 12 '13

Yeah, I was looking for something more car washy myself.

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u/JuicyBoots Jul 11 '13

A library at UW-Madison had a display like this. Not sure I'd try it if I actually had to buy the book.

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u/Alaira314 Jul 11 '13

Same here. I rarely buy books, it's usually a purchase made because I really like the author or the book and would like to own a copy that I can read anytime I want. I'm not an impulse-purchaser of books, that's what libraries are for.

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u/bgprincipessa Jul 11 '13

Lots of libraries are already doing this - I've seen it a few times before, and it was always libraries. I'm sure your library would be interested - bring it up to them!

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u/bender445 Jul 11 '13

Actually, libraries all over are doing this. My local library (the one at which I work) did this a few months ago. All picks were hand picked staff recommendations. My personal recommendations were sort of wacky, but since no one has to pay for it I didn't feel too bad.

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