Strangest thing I ever found in a book was a unexpired unused sealed condom pack in a religious book in a hotel nightstand; normally search my hotel rooms to make sure there no obvious things that shouldn’t be there, were mistakenly left, etc.
What’s the strangest thing you ever found in a book?
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#32Localhost ip address has to be one of the strangest things ever found in a book.
https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/wf3e99/r...
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#33The moral of the story is talk to your siblings from time to time!
Some folks call number they found on old business card and some people don't even call their relatives. :)
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#35Such a heartwarming story, thanks for sharing. Sad though how people's beloved possessions can be discarded after death.
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#36How about an IP address[1]?
[1] https://old.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/wf3e99/r...
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#37In grad school, I checked a book out of the library and found an envelope for a congratulations card with something like $50 in it in various small bills. I felt bad because it seemed like it was a collection for a gift or something but there was no name on it. But I didn't feel so bad that I went to see if the library could tell me who checked the book out before me...
Re: What’s the strangest thing you ever found in a book?
#38How about an IP address[1]? [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/wf3e99/r...
Not very strange. Someone just pasted at the wrong point and didn't notice.
Re: What’s the strangest thing you ever found in a book?
#39How about an IP address[1]? [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/wf3e99/r...
How boring, an RFC 1918 address. :-/
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#40I realize it is not the same as finding a friend, but I recently found five crisp $20 bills in a used logic text book at an Amvets thrift store. I opened the book because it was written by Irving Copi, who wrote my undergrad logic text. I was paranoid it was counterfeit, but it was very much real money. To make things better, the first $20 I spent was to get a pizza and the employee said a mistake happened at the pizzeria and they accidentally made too many pies and gave me an extra large pie for free. I was on a roll.