Comments on: Gradual Anal Psychosis 101 http://poptarticus.com/2004/how-do-i-get-there-from-here/gradual-anal-psychosis-101/ Shannon's Super Sexy Blog. Music. Travel. Randomness. And a Lot of Wine. Sat, 19 May 2012 00:29:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Ruth http://poptarticus.com/2004/how-do-i-get-there-from-here/gradual-anal-psychosis-101/#comment-55 Ruth Fri, 16 Jul 2004 07:13:43 +0000 http://poptarticus.com/wordpress/?p=74#comment-55 Oh boy! Can I identify with this entry! And on many levels. The only thing more horrifying than turning into anal guy is turning into your own parents or a fuddy duddy old lady. And don't get me started on THE BOOK sales or lack thereof. Ruth Oh boy! Can I identify with this entry! And on many levels. The only thing more horrifying than turning into anal guy is turning into your own parents or a fuddy duddy old lady. And don’t get me started on THE BOOK sales or lack thereof. Ruth

]]> By: tom http://poptarticus.com/2004/how-do-i-get-there-from-here/gradual-anal-psychosis-101/#comment-54 tom Thu, 15 Jul 2004 13:09:13 +0000 http://poptarticus.com/wordpress/?p=74#comment-54 I'd like a Mandoline at $149.95, the LeverPull gift set for $99.95 and four (4) professional culinary torches at $39.95 each. I really need them by Monday and, since my credit card company doesn't understand finances and has blocked my card, would you accept a post dated check for these items? Thank you so much..... I’d like a Mandoline at $149.95, the LeverPull gift set for $99.95 and four (4) professional culinary torches at $39.95 each. I really need them by Monday and, since my credit card company doesn’t understand finances and has blocked my card, would you accept a post dated check for these items?

Thank you so much…..

]]> By: Alice Twain http://poptarticus.com/2004/how-do-i-get-there-from-here/gradual-anal-psychosis-101/#comment-53 Alice Twain Thu, 15 Jul 2004 09:26:02 +0000 http://poptarticus.com/wordpress/?p=74#comment-53 I do not know wether the book industry works the same way there and here, but I have a few explainations. In first place, remeber that summer is really coming up. people go on holiday mostly in summer. And buy the book thye need to get ready before that. So, May and June are months when travel books, guides, etc. sell a lot, while in July people are just packing up and getting ready to go. Secondly, the book market is loosing that gorgeous habit it used to have to have the stores packed with books that were publisheed two years ago and even before that. They get a book, keep it on the shelves for six months or so, than forget it. If they still have a few copies, they stash them in the topmost shelves, which are even worse than the shelves at floor level because you don't seee what they are and you don't even get to pull them down from the shelve (on the bottom shelves, you can always bend). Well, unless you are Shaquille O'Neal. And they stop ordering the book. I do not know wether the book industry works the same way there and here, but I have a few explainations. In first place, remeber that summer is really coming up. people go on holiday mostly in summer. And buy the book thye need to get ready before that. So, May and June are months when travel books, guides, etc. sell a lot, while in July people are just packing up and getting ready to go. Secondly, the book market is loosing that gorgeous habit it used to have to have the stores packed with books that were publisheed two years ago and even before that. They get a book, keep it on the shelves for six months or so, than forget it. If they still have a few copies, they stash them in the topmost shelves, which are even worse than the shelves at floor level because you don’t seee what they are and you don’t even get to pull them down from the shelve (on the bottom shelves, you can always bend). Well, unless you are Shaquille O’Neal. And they stop ordering the book.

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