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[Anonymous No.2565882]

http://www.amazon.com/Oops-I-Said-F-Word-Journal/dp/B000H2MFRM/ref=sr_1_4?s=books&ie=UTF8&qi
d=1334517383&sr=1-4

Anyone ready this one yet? At first I thought it's pricing was a few dollars higher than what my wife and I were willing to spend, but we decided that at $14M it must be a good read and ordered it (super saving shipping, of course). The book arrived quickly after 2 weeks and let me tell you, the book was well worth the rather short wait for it. While at first we were rather disappointed with the lack of words within the book, it did have many pages fill with cute little images and little tidbits of information that had my wife and I rolling on the floor laughing. I think you guys should check it out.

[Anonymous No.2565887]

>>2565882

You got this for 14 million?! Damn it. I bought this for my daughter 3 months ago and the price was 20 mil then. If only I had waited I could have gotten her the journal and remodeled my yacht.

[Anonymous No.2565894]

>>2565882
>1 new from $14,505,924.44
>3 used from $14,505,924.30

Sweet I can save 14 cents!

[Anonymous No.2565901]

Its no wolf shirt. I'd rather buy 12 million of the Mountain Three Wolf Moon Long-Sleeve Tees than buy this one journal, no matter how good it is.

[Anonymous No.2565904]

Finally OP.

I was running out of old 1,000 dollar bills to wipe my ass with. With each page of this book being worth well over 100,000, I can wipe my ass like a king and have something to read for quite a while.

[Anonymous No.2565909]

>>2565887
You might want to wait a while and see if it goes down even more.

[Anonymous No.2565917]

>>2565882

I can see these going well with my twin son's Babar postcard collection. http://www.amazon.com/Babars-Museum-Cards-Slipcase-Drawer/dp/B0007XAWJO/ref=sr_1_11?s=books&ie=U
TF8&qid=1334518563&sr=1-11

[Anonymous No.2565921]

>>2565901
OK I laughed

[Anonymous No.2565927]

Funny you bring this book up, OP. I purchased this book as an investment property. I see my $1,234,349 investment has now paid off handsomely as the book value has topped $14 million. I can't decide if I should list this for sale or await further gains in value.

[Anonymous No.2565932]

>>2565927
I too employ simple economic theory to make a tidy profit off of books just like this. I buy low and sell high. Being able to grab this book for under a grand is a steal. Now comes the waiting game... soon I anticipate this work of art to slowly increase in value to at least 10 million, although I have seen it go for over 20 million. Retirement is just around the corner!

[Anonymous No.2565941]

Normally I don't spend more than $10M for a book, but after previewing the book on it's amazon page, I can't see me not making an exception and snatching it up. I am currently taking 1.3 million books of my wishlist to accommodate this one, but some sacrifices are worth it.

[Anonymous No.2565947]

>>2565917

Those are too cute :3

[Anonymous No.2565950]

>>2565901

[Anonymous No.2565956]

Barnes and Noble had this on display this weekend for only about twelve dollars. I think I might go back and grab it.

[Anonymous No.2565964]

Book looks good, might check it out. I wish the author wasn't anonymous.

[Anonymous No.2565977]

Is there an e-version of this? Its a bit out of my price range, and I called up HPB and they only have one in the city of Houston for only 5.3 million, but its all the way on the other side of town, and gas is kind of expensive right now.

[Anonymous No.2565981]

When my grandfather died by falling down all 5 flights of the grand staircase at his mansion, I took the money he left me, bought this journal and used it to bring him back as a zombie.