Re: Sharing Knife: Passage

:: The worst you'd face is having to order it,

: Jesper Lauridsen <rorschak@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
: Because the places I've been to doesn't have it! Is that so hard 
: to understand? 

No, that's relatively straightforward.
Why not order it is the sticking point I was having.

: My preferred online dealer doesn't have the book (I check often).  I
: see amazon.co.uk has recently added it; that's 4.03 for the book, 4.98
: for delivery, add 25% VAT and the 4.03 paperback is now 11.26
: ($22.17).  I could order that, but the markup grates. 

OK, then, "because the places I normally order things either don't
list it as orderable, or have high prices".  Also reasonably
straightforward,
I suppose.  It's maybe a bit odd not to try face-to-face inquiries even if
a physical-storefront store doesn't have it in stock, but then they might
well charge a premium for special orders, too.  And I assume there are
similar issues ordering from amazon-us; extra ****pping costs, and/or
cir***venting various restraint-of-trade issues governments like to
throw in the paths of honest capitalists/consumers.

In any event, seriously, thanks for clarifying.


Wayne Throop   throopw@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
   http://sheol.org/throopw