mrs quoad said:I have two books in my Amazon shopping basket.
Both of them are fairly seminal thingies (Folk Devils and Moral Panics; and There Ain't No Black in the Union Jack) and I'd be quite interested in getting them. I could afford them but'd flinch a wee bit if I clicked 'YES!!! Send it now!!!' only to be happy and interested when they arrive.
This should probably be counterbalanced by the fact that I've just had two books delivered, a third is on the way, I've already read through approximately a foot-high stack of pre-term reading and I need to get my house in a slightly better (rentable) state for Sept 29th when I move out. Including painting the kitchen and sorting out the bedroom ceiling.
SO.
Should I hit the button?
Help![]()
tufty79 said:*dies of snorting helplessly*
and if it wasn't you, i'm sorry whoever it was
I think she meant pmindigo4 said:as to what om me means..it sounds kind of fascinating.
tufty79 said:its literal translation is 'pm'
/steps away from keyboard
sojourner said:*applauds*
I barely even get that 'should I' feeling whilst buying books - Amazon is usually so cheap that I just click away happily. The bastard is that they store me card details, so buying music turns out to be slightly more expensive
Ms T said:And of course you won't be down the student bar every night getting pissed like the rest of them.![]()



Yay!mrs quoad said:Those two posts sold me
Blast.
The original two books turned into five, helped on particularly by Sojourner's fantastic take on things and a very full, contented belly
Gruel for a week![]()

Shit. Your logic is impeccable. It was also only after I'd paid that I remembered I'd also paid council tax, filled up the car and gone for a weekly shop today - arrg, ha.sojourner said:Yay!
Gruel is great, when you have good books to look forward to!
hint - make soup, it's cheap, and you only have to warm it up for 10 mins, thereby making more time to READ





Christ quoady, you make me sea-sick with your to-ing and fro-ingmrs quoad said:Shit. Your logic is impeccable. It was also only after I'd paid that I remembered I'd also paid council tax, filled up the car and gone for a weekly shop today - arrg, ha.
But worth it
Like the prospect of soup too
Books:
Becker's Outsiders: Studies in the Sociology of Deviance;
Cohen's Folk Devils and Moral Panics;
Matza's Delinquency and Drift;
Gilroy's There Ain't No Black in the Union Jack;
Le Carre's Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy;
Le Carre's The Spy Who Came In From The Cold.
e2a: Balls. That's six.
*checks*
Matza didn't go through for some reason. Thank god, ha, that's thirteen quid saved
NB: Thirteen quid SAVED. Not forty quid SPENT. Yes. I've saved money. Win!![]()

Reckon?sojourner said:but le carre's more of an acquired taste![]()


No idea why!tufty79 said:kidda, i prefer the smell of second hand books. not sure why![]()


OOooooo?tufty79 said:if you hang on a couple of days i should be able to get you a freebie copy of marx/engels.
*taps nose*


Seemingly... I mean, I'm interested in Rousseau, but haven't looked at it or owt.rollinder said:you've been sleepbookordering have you?
