I actually like it when a book turns yellow

Okay, who peed in my book?

Um...how is that a "bad thing"?

WHY DOSE EVERYTHING TURN YELLOW? PAPER, PLASTIC, WATER AFTER IT'S BEEN PASS THROUGH THE BLADER!?

this is the BEST part about books

I don't like urine in my books

Which is AWESOME, thank you.

Like a good wine, the aging of books makes them so much more enjoyable. Having them disintegrate after you finish the story makes a good story in and of itself.

So do SNESs.

For me, yellow pages show character/charm just like AsaiNeroTran said.

I love the way old books are. The yellowed pages are part of the charm.

The yellow pages look cool.

I actually love it when pages turn yellow and will get that lovely old book smell.

I think it just makes the books look "classy" and they do smell rather good at that point.

And that's when it gets that great old book smell!

So does a Super Nintendo, what's your point?

Not all of them do, but some video game consoles do it too, so.... moot point, perhaps?

This only happens to paper made from wood pulp. If it's made from hemp or vellum it doesn't yellow. But seeing as how vellum is made from animal hide I think most people now-a-days would rather have hemp.

But they smell nice after that and have character.

Only the cheap mass-market books do that

But that just gives them a different kind of wonderful smell. An old book smells just as good as a new one!

And they smell reeeeeeaaaallllyyyy bad too

True, and the same thing happened to my Super Nintendo.

and then there is the smell of cheap glue

Hmmm....sometimes my old books look cooler when yellow. But that's just my preference.