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3 comments:
I get that a lot.
We had a book returned that was pretty much just the hard covers: the inside pages were ripped out. Yep, it was that way when patron checked it out.
'Man comes to the desk with a dripping wet book and claims it was like this when I got it' - bwah ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
(thank you for the massive chortle)
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