Textbooks
I'm selling my old textbooks. My ebay auction is at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6917421930 (link should work) That's for "Our Philosophical Heritage" by Andrew Schoedinger, Third Edition, second revised printing. For some odd reason I can't find this book used ANYWHERE. So if you need it, this is probably the cheapest it comes.
And then I have a bunch on ecampus.com I'm not sure if there is any way for me to link it. :/ But if you go there and look up these ISBN #s, I'm Brutalbunny and in all but one the cheapest listed in the marketplace. ISBN: 0205319114 (The Curious Researcher)
ISBN: 0534394205 (Finite Mathematics...)
ISBN: 0130447315 (Prentice Hall Guide for College Writers)
ISBN: 0767406168 (Mapping the Social Landscape: Readings in Sociology)
This is the worst post ever. Stop reading it.
PS. I watched Fight Club last night for the first time and it was nothing like I expected. It didn't suck at all. In fact, it stuck with me and invaded my dreams last night. I want to watch it again just so I can get all the little clues that were snuck in. Though, I thought it was funny how much they discussed consumerism in negative terms yet characters were asked if they wanted "a Pepsi" and there was a soda machine shown. Of course, if they used fake brands it probably wouldn't have made such an impact. Like if they said "Atoa" or something in place of "IKEA".
And then I have a bunch on ecampus.com I'm not sure if there is any way for me to link it. :/ But if you go there and look up these ISBN #s, I'm Brutalbunny and in all but one the cheapest listed in the marketplace. ISBN: 0205319114 (The Curious Researcher)
ISBN: 0534394205 (Finite Mathematics...)
ISBN: 0130447315 (Prentice Hall Guide for College Writers)
ISBN: 0767406168 (Mapping the Social Landscape: Readings in Sociology)
This is the worst post ever. Stop reading it.
PS. I watched Fight Club last night for the first time and it was nothing like I expected. It didn't suck at all. In fact, it stuck with me and invaded my dreams last night. I want to watch it again just so I can get all the little clues that were snuck in. Though, I thought it was funny how much they discussed consumerism in negative terms yet characters were asked if they wanted "a Pepsi" and there was a soda machine shown. Of course, if they used fake brands it probably wouldn't have made such an impact. Like if they said "Atoa" or something in place of "IKEA".