Chaotic-Evil Neutral-Evil reporting in

[qyron@sopuli.xyz]

I'm all over the board.

[qyron@sopuli.xyz]

Hey Satan, nice to hear from you! Welcome to the chat!

[jcbazpx@lemmy.world]

I'm pretty sure the story of the book spiders began with: "a spider walked onto the page."

[jasministmuede@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

Here to represent lawful evil. Don't know when I used a bookmark the last time >:)

[jdeath@lemm.ee]

The only ones I haven't done (that i can recall) are "neutral good" and "chaotic neutral"

i do have a vague memory of pressed flower bookmarks when i was a youngster, probably was something my mom had.

[xoriff@lemmy.world]

Chaotic war-crime: dog-ear where you make the fold exactly big enough so it points to the line you left off on.

Yes I did this sometimes as a kid and I still feel bad for the librarians who had to see the devastation I wrought.

[grass@sh.itjust.works]

the main reason the ereader works for me is the ability to override pretty much every aspect of the text. I can do most non glossy paper and text but some books and especially textbooks are a real bitch and everyone thought I was just making shit up when I was in school. text size is usually ok but I tend to make it bigger so I dont need glasses

[zarkanian@sh.itjust.works]

Book Darts are the way.

[dethedrus@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

I'm re-reading Eye of the World for the first time in about 15 year and see both CG and CE going on in spades...

[monkemischief@lemmy.today]

Thank you for sharing! That's hilarious and...diabolical. I'm going to bet it would be defective books anyway hahaha. What a dude.

(Although defect books would be perfect for those crafts people sometimes do where they cut up the pages artfully or whatever hehe.)

[monkemischief@lemmy.today]

Right?! And who would have a razor so close by that it would even make a convenient "Oh I'll just use this then" bookmark? That was a weird one. I hope it wasn't some kind of cruel joke.

On the other hand, she found like $50 once. Who knew books would be risk/reward mystery chests?

In any case, once a book is returned, it's purged from the user's history for privacy reasons, so... (Shrug!)

[sploodged@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

behold. LEAF

[fundmecfsresearch@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

As with tradition, chaotic good.

[notbillmurray@lemmy.world]

Same! I remember as a kid just deciding one day I would remember where I was at in a book, and ever since I've just... been able to remember.

[rbwells@lemmy.world]

I read books to read what's inside them, not to save them forever as objects. So chaotic evil it is. Unless there is a receipt handy.

[captsatellitejack@lemy.lol]

Post-modern-apocalypse dnd Cleric with a "Christianity for Dummies" full of receipts

[conditional_soup@lemm.ee]

TIL I'm both chaotic good and lawful evil

[jammajammapj@lemmy.ca]

Where does using the flyleaf as a bookmark fall on the scale of evil?

[chetradley@lemm.ee]

I'm not represented here. My two go-to's are powering through to the next chapter so I don't have to remember the page number, even though it's way too late, or using whatever random shit I can find to wedge into the book. Most recently it was a can of bullets.

[devfuuu@lemmy.world]

Today I learned I'm chaotic evil.