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is that your arm
Bibliofuture?
Yes
Yes, that is my arm. It is a temporary tattoo. If I get a permanent I will drop the Kindle. I do like the latin phrase and could see getting that as a permanent tattoo with a book instead of a Kindle.
clearly the lettering was too perfect to be a permanent tat
can't fool us, with the wobbly letters in our skin