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Amazon Kindle: Wood Edition

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Bob,

The pictures are still on the page. :) You just need to scroll down.

Thanks,

Patrick

I'm not sure that I get it; isn't most of what we (at least I) read a "Flammable Wireless Reading Device" - called a book?

As my mother would say:

Very interesting...but stupid!

:lol:

  • Author

Just to explain this fully (for anyone who may not know), the Amazon Kindle is a wireless reading device from Amazon.com. See it here: http://www.amazon.com/Kindle-Amazons-Wireless-Reading-Generation/dp/B00154JDAI

The word kindle itself is defined as "to start (a fire); cause (a flame, blaze, etc.) to begin burning."

So, someone took those two things and turned a piece of wood into a replica Kindle (except it doesn't work or do anything). :)

Hope that helps. :)

Thanks,

Patrick

HOLY COW! I feel like a bonehead - I didn't look at the picture enough to recognize that it didn't actually work; I thought it was a regular kindle with a wood case instead of plastic. Thanks for clarifying Patrick and I'll go back to my hole now. And man, that's some expensive fire starter. I'll stick with my paperback!

  • Author

heh, sperki, no worries, my pleasure. :) No need to go into a hole... that fooled a number of people, I'm sure. :)

Patrick

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