State of the art reader

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They did use it for torture, they strapped people in front of it and forced them to read badly-written vampire and zombie books. :lol:
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Bighuey wrote:They did use it for torture, they strapped people in front of it and forced them to read badly-written vampire and zombie books. :lol:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Bighuey wrote:They did use it for torture, they strapped people in front of it and forced them to read badly-written vampire and zombie books. :lol:
Lol....I need one of these to make my kids read books. :)
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