On Tuesday, December 3, 2002, at 04:36 PM, Jag wrote: > On Tue, 2002-12-03 at 15:38, H. T. wrote: >> *Smile* I was in a not so cheerful mood today, but this has cheered >> me up >> and so I thought I'd share *tee hee hee*: >> >> I called my local Barnes and Noble before lunch to see if they have a >> copy >> of PoD yet. The lady that answered the phone said they absolutely, >> completely, actually do for real this time. She then pulled it from >> the >> shelf, said she had it in her hand, and would hold it at the counter. >> >> *note my skepticism as to if they actually had it (as they have said >> they >> did before but they didnt), but she said they do and she physically >> was >> holding a copy!! Yay!!! *smile* > > Thanks for the heads up. I called one of the local B&N's and got a > similar response.. although I had to wait on hold for a while while the > lady went and got the book.. I think she had to get it from the loading > docks or some similar place :) > > The funny thing is the B&N's that closer to me still doesn't have it.. > and they're the one I trusted to call me when it gets in. > > Now its time to study up and see if I can get SKZB to regret putting in > a section on how to write like Paarfi ;) > > > Jag > I am still waiting on my copies from Amazon, which are due this week. I am sending one to Australia :-) ---- The P4s are really fast, but they are a study in raw in-efficency. (They are fast because it's the only way to get them to do anything useful. Kind of like an aircraft carrier at 35 knots ...) -Posted by Driven, MacNN Forums