My parents kindof went crazy buying encyclopedia sets and books when I was a baby. By the time I was old enough to use them, they did not have articles about things I was interested in like Saturn 5 rockets, Bathyscaphes, Transistors… They did have a lot about nuclear fission and I read that.
Templo S.U.D. almost 4 years ago
How many volumes’ worth, mister salesman?
JonesBill-Sylvia almost 4 years ago
Who still uses Encyclopedias. You can find anything you want to know And maybe things you don’t want to know on line.
Gent almost 4 years ago
If it’s an “anyone can edit” encyclopedia, no thanks.
dcdete. almost 4 years ago
Cue all the younger than 18-year-olds asking the obvious question, “What’s an encyclopedia?”
flemmingo almost 4 years ago
I still use my cookbook encyclopedias that I got in the 60s. Recipes on line tend to call for too many weird spices. Tried and true is what I like.
Golf Buddy almost 4 years ago
Alexa and Google are my encyclopedias…
DawnQuinn1 almost 4 years ago
Our city is spending $62 MILLION on a “bare bones” library that no one uses. And who do you think will pay for it? Tax payers of course.
The Reader Premium Member almost 4 years ago
I prefer the one with blank pages that you get to fill in yourself.
Tentoes almost 4 years ago
My parents kindof went crazy buying encyclopedia sets and books when I was a baby. By the time I was old enough to use them, they did not have articles about things I was interested in like Saturn 5 rockets, Bathyscaphes, Transistors… They did have a lot about nuclear fission and I read that.
mistercatworks almost 4 years ago
I was kind of a fan until “Door-to-door Selling for Dummies” came out. :)
jarci31 almost 4 years ago
That dose not include you Ziggy.
gammaguy almost 4 years ago
Seeing that I’m not a ventriloquist, I don’t have any use for that.
coreym5 almost 4 years ago
Can you still buy a physical set of encyclopedias?
donut reply almost 4 years ago
I got rid of my encyclopedias and cancelled all my magazines. Don’t need them, wife knows everything.