>>>>Wrong yet again. Have you been in a library lately?
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>>>>I didn't chose my words well, sorry, I'll rephrase- most libraries have a very small selection compared to any brick and mortar retail store.
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>>>That I agree with. It doesn't change the basic point of contention, though. I bought Sara Ford's book legally and can do anything I like with it, other than disseminate its contents broadly.
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>>I don't know how your libraries operate but here you can order books and the libraries pool their stock so it will be brought in from another branch . I've not being using them much until recently when I realised that unless they get used some smartass will decide they aren;t needed anymore and cut them. So now when I read a good review I try and order it from my local library.
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>Doesn't help. At least with knockwurst - we were buying a pack or two every month, but some smart ass at Kroger decided they aren't selling, and replaced them with something where half the meat is replaced with something they call "cheese". Or they increased the assortment of franks from 18 identical sponge recipes to 19.

I thought you didn't buy any of that pre processed food. Knockwurst ?