on amazon.com. At the time I'm writing this, it is listed here at $18,083,719.67 for a hardback copy, plus $3.99 shipping and handling. The reason is most likely explained here.It looks like a good book, although probably too expensive (even at the normal paperback price) to make students buy it.
I'd pay good money--not millions--for one of those t-shirts.
ReplyDeleteIt's the shipping charges I object to.
ReplyDeleteI should ask about the t-shirts. I doubt any originals have survived, but how hard could it be to recreate the design?
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ReplyDeleteAnd I am hesitating to ask my wife if I can buy a copy of this one! Oh well, maybe my philosophy slogan should be something like this?
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I saw the "...in it for the money"-tee some weeks ago -- or, so I think. I am unable to find back to it, but I believe also that was over at CaféPress.
The post I removed was a working link (that stopped working) to an "..in it for the money" one that I designed at CaféPress. Perhaps if I actually bought one they would keep that design on file. Or for only around $1000.00 you could always buy this.
ReplyDeleteGah! That link doesn't work. It's meant to go here.
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