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Previously on "50% off everything at Borders, Oxford Street, London"
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Why do I get the feeling they're not going to close the stores if they sell all the crap stock?
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Originally posted by Lockhouse View Post- Not much IT stuff left but loads of books on The Mac (they don't count as IT...).
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Just got back - took an early lunch . Not sure about Science and Maths - Not much IT stuff left but loads of books on The Mac (they don't count as IT...). Some fiction, quite a few travel books, biographies, coffee table books etc. Most of the best stuff gone though.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostAny science and maths book?
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostAny science and maths book?
They tend not to be popular though, so you might be lucky!
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Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostI'm thinking of popping up to Borders lunchtime - do you reckon it's still worth it?
I went last night, most of the lonely planets & rough guides have gone.
Still loads of novels.
Still quite a bit of computing stuff (seemingly obscure stuff mostly).
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I'm thinking of popping up to Borders lunchtime - do you reckon it's still worth it?
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Originally posted by Amiga500 View PostYou becoming an IA then?
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAll the posh places in the world.Oxford Street, Llantrisant, London Colney, Dublin and Swindon.
Pub on the village green did a good pint and a cracking steak sandwich. The Green Dragon I think it was.Last edited by DaveB; 15 July 2009, 14:47.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostDid you get my email RH a while ago, about the project management ebooks?
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Oxford Street, Llantrisant, London Colney, Dublin and Swindon.
All the posh places in the world.
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