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A Forbidden Sin Add a comment to this blog entry by clicking here. Date Display Name Comment 30th Jan 2010 NenaPdorra phentermine 98995 29th Jan 2010 qbkefkzazad z721cl <a href="http://chfxypvqrniq.com/">chfxypvqrniq</a>, [url=http://hfgmtvpnvicr.com/]hfgmtvpnvicr[/url], [link=http://ltfshcjurfob.com/]ltfshcjurfob[/link], http://kmldxdihrnnf.com/ 17th Oct 2007 Candy I always turn the corners of my books down. I always have, ever since I was 5. It's a habit, really. 14th Aug 2007 Orange and apple I love your web site 20th Jul 2007 swede It's no sin to make a book look as if it's really been read, and corners bearing the marks of being turned over show that someone was really reading a book, or had spotted something on that page they really wanted to be able to go back and find easily. A book has a life of it's own and corners turned down are their version of wrinkles, don't you think?

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