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This is what happens when books go feral.
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I really like this.
I'm not sure where you got "out of the library" from though...? I'm pretty sure that liber doesn't mean library, that's bibliotheca... |
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Ex libris usually means "from the library of" (like ex libris Smithsonian, or whatever) but I think your meaning here is totally clear. I really like this.
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I don't have a great memory, so maybe I'm wrong, but this reminds me of Reading Rainbow for some reason. Was there a flying book on that? Hmm.....I don't remember. Anyway, pretty cool, 4
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MaddieKHart-- bibliotecha is Spanish, duh. =P
I love this SOOOO much, $5 and fingers crossed it gets printed. |
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Seems like "out of the library of" or "from the library of" are pretty much the same thing to me - nice execution! I like books.
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sophie the ocelot - bibliotecha is Spanish, duh. =P
it's actually latin, bibliotheca, bibliothecae, f. - library so :p to you too! |
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I really like it. It shows just how gorgous reading can be. I think it gives bookworms something to brag about, because reading does really make you fly. ( I know, cheesy - whatever)
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I've decided! The yellow totally rocks.
Maybe yellow for girls and blue for guys? Anyway, $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$5 |
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You should start an Empire. I'd totally join it :3
Loving the yellow! It makes me feel all fluttery and giddy ^_^ |
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argh!
After studying latin for 5 years in high school I kinda Hate it°_° But this shirt is really really pretty |
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Well, again, I know it's not a literal translation. It's more a representation of the English understanding of the phrase.
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I need to give this shirt to my boyfriend. Or get one for myself. Or both, if we promise to never wear them on the same day.
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take a look, it's in a book, a-reading rainbowwwwww
iiiiiiii cannnn go anywhereeeee things to know, a-places to go a-reading rainbowwww! |
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It makes me squee!
Both colour schemes work really well. The yellow makes it look all happy (hence, the "squee") and blue gives a sense of freedom. le w00t! |