No more Encyclopedia Brittanica

[talisman]

How will future generations know where their 'mandibula' is?

Your epidermis is showing.

[BradM]

Not sure if srs.

It's amazing to think about all the computer programs, just a bunch of 0's and 1's.

[UserX]

I had a set growing up. Trees around the world, rejoice!

[Baba Ganoush]

My pops sold them as a second job when I was a kid in the 80's and he still has a complete wall of his house dedicated to them. The Annals Of America are the most fascinating.

[FunFordCobra]

I'm glad.. That movie sucked..

[svauto-erotic855]

Even encyclopedias do not include all of the information on a given topic, that's why they can fit on one shelf.

When I said the sum of human knowledge it was referring to their sales pitch. 250 years ago that may have even been close to the truth.

[GhostTX]

I dunno...some things are just better on paper.

[likeitfast55]

Damn $1400 no wonder. I remember growing up and my parents making payments on the encyclopedia's. We would get 1-2 books a month and she would send the checks out. Ohh the golden age.

Same here. My mom got a job to pay for them. We had 4 kids growing up and we wore them out. They helped get 4 of us through school. Thx mom.

[Woods Racing Transmission]

I dunno...some things are just better on paper.

And proofed and check by a professional not some dork in his moms basement like Wikishit.

[mstng86]

I see National Geographic headed in the same direction.

oh all those african stories were amazing.

[ELVIS]

i grew up poor, we had the bootleg "funk and wagnalls"

god bless.

[71chevellejohn]

I see National Geographic headed in the same direction.

oh all those african stories were amazing.

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