I have a confession to make:

[ginny_t]

I'm bibliosexual too. And it's a relief, because otherwise, I'm just a literature abuser.

I always suspected that there were people like me out there. Now, I've found some. And a name for my little problem. But I'm not ashamed anymore!

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[diaryarena.livejournal.com]

you are turned on by the michelin man? Oh, bibLiosexual!

[ginny-t.livejournal.com]

Ack! Got all excited & my fingers tripped over themselves. *hangs head in shame*

[seangaffney.livejournal.com]

Oh, me too. I literally cannot leave the house without at least 3 different itema to read, and usually more. You know, in case I get bored, or am in a line, or it's a day ending in y... My briefcase has to have lotsa room to store the books, plus pockets for printouts. I frequently freak people out simply by the fact that I read CONSTANTLY, and tend to twitch if I can't read something.

So yes, I am not only bibliosexual, but basically ejaculate all over literature's face every day with my giant foot-long bibliocock.

...or is that a poor metaphor? ^^;;

[jelynne.livejournal.com]

Why Gaffney, you bibliotart, you! ^.~

And gah, several books at once in your briefcase? Isn't that an awful lot of weight, day after day? My shoulder gets tired if I'm carrying around more than two books in my bag at a time...

[ginny-t.livejournal.com]

I was thinking the exact thing about the weight. I should develop a taste for reading them on a PDA... I'll bet my little guy could hold lots & lots of books, especially once I clear out that pesky OS to make more storage space.

[seangaffney.livejournal.com]

I may be thin, but I'm stronger than I look. I walk about a mile a day, and can heft up to about 30 pounds around in my briefcase without major stress. Plus a lot of the books I read are printouts, be they fanfiction or e-books I dled from IRC.

Endurance is the best stat! (flexes)

[tamakun.livejournal.com]

I actually read The Graduate in an eBook that I got free with my Palm.

I wouldn't have read that book in print. I think I read it just 'cause it was in technology. ^_^

[ginny-t.livejournal.com]

You haven't been ecchi in so long... I was starting to miss it. ;-D

[seangaffney.livejournal.com]

Generally when first meeting new people, I tend to get overly ecchi as a nervous defense mechanism. As I get to know them, it dies down to a more reasonable level, which is to say, still pretty ecchi (though I hope more of the clever, Noel-Coward ecchi than of the 'boobs! Hee!' variety), but able to make actual conversation for minutes at a time without saying the word wang. :D

[jelynne.livejournal.com]

Personally, I prefer using the sneak-attack ecchi. That gape-and-delayed-reaction I get when people have to mentally rewind to check 'did she really just say that?' is just too priceless for me to pass up.

No one expects the Ecchi Kitsune! No one! Mwahahahahahahahaha!