my door hinges are well made, ill have you know, Johnny Apple. And lets not discuss the matter of Mr. Book right now.. there are kids watching!
Nah..
James Book (1873-1898), a young and wealthy leather worker starting at the ripe young age of 12 years old, was the first man to come up with the revolutionary design for his convenient and aptly named invention, the book. On a warm summer's day, as many eyewitness reports echoed at the time, the then 32 year old James Book was experimenting with a new type of shoe that could soak up the sweat created from the feet while still keeping the foot safe from any dangerous objects littered across the ground. Jameson planned on being able to remove the inside of this invention so that it could be replaced and kept at a high quality, although he never specified what he would do with the inside after it was removed. Book, in one of his prototypes of--what he called--the "Jook," began to inscribe lettering on the inside of the boot to add a fancy design that his customers would surely be intrigued to buy! But, as the stories go, Mr. Book never stopped writing. In fact, he didn't stop writing on the inside of the "Jook" until he had filled every page with what is today referred to as the King James Bible. James Book, proud of his new discovery, took to the seas and went on a philosophical journey to find the meaning of his life, his journey lasting until he was at the decaying age of 40 years old. Book, at the end of his life, made his son promise him one last thing: "Jamesie Book II, please don't throw away the insides of the 'Jook,' they still need to be studied for the better of mankind." And with those final words, James Book passed away, leaving his son to take up the mantle for his impossible quest to publish the first ever written book... and we all know how that story ended up. To this day, the story of James Book is touching to an audience all around the globe, and it shows the importance of experimental testing and expression of creativity, as, without Book's daring attempt at creating a revolutionary new shoe model, we would never have been able to spend hundreds, if not thousands of hours in our lives reading books for school.