Purchased
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lol wtf, the comments are
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Ah, something to read while i'm waiting for my Rembrandt to arrive.
http://www.amazon.com/Harmensz-Rembrand … amp;sr=1-1
http://www.amazon.com/Harmensz-Rembrand … amp;sr=1-1
Loads of PhD level books cost a small fortune.
Read the comments some of them are fantastic
A book for EVERYONE!
"Since I'm blind and this book doesn't come in brail, I had to hire an assistant to read it to me for an additional $495. I'm glad I was able to save up my government disability payments to purchase this book! Let me tell you, it was money well spent. The prose is so witty and captivating, I didn't even mind that I couldn't interpret the numerous NMR spectras, curve plots, etc. A must read, even for the visually challenged!!"
oh lol
"Since I'm blind and this book doesn't come in brail, I had to hire an assistant to read it to me for an additional $495. I'm glad I was able to save up my government disability payments to purchase this book! Let me tell you, it was money well spent. The prose is so witty and captivating, I didn't even mind that I couldn't interpret the numerous NMR spectras, curve plots, etc. A must read, even for the visually challenged!!"
oh lol
Bet no one here could understand any of the sciency language used. Maybe some, but in the whole of the book, im sure it would make no sense
15 more years! 15 more years!
I'm sure there are a couple of people on here with a doctorate in a science. They'd be able to understand it fine.Mitch wrote:
Bet no one here could understand any of the sciency language used. Maybe some, but in the whole of the book, im sure it would make no sense
A degree maybe... I doubt there any Profs or Dr's here in physics...ghettoperson wrote:
I'm sure there are a couple of people on here with a doctorate in a science. They'd be able to understand it fine.Mitch wrote:
Bet no one here could understand any of the sciency language used. Maybe some, but in the whole of the book, im sure it would make no sense
Last edited by Uzique (2009-04-02 11:13:28)
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
Chemistry, Uzique. Chemistry.Uzique wrote:
A degree maybe... I doubt there any Profs or Dr's here in physics...ghettoperson wrote:
I'm sure there are a couple of people on here with a doctorate in a science. They'd be able to understand it fine.Mitch wrote:
Bet no one here could understand any of the sciency language used. Maybe some, but in the whole of the book, im sure it would make no sense
Yeah, I didn't look at the book, the link wouldn't load... haha. Was just plucking a discipline in science that one could possibly gain a doctorate in .Zimmer wrote:
Chemistry, Uzique. Chemistry.Uzique wrote:
A degree maybe... I doubt there any Profs or Dr's here in physics...ghettoperson wrote:
I'm sure there are a couple of people on here with a doctorate in a science. They'd be able to understand it fine.
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Mitch I think the book was recommended by Alex Jones as insight into the global New World Order cabal that is hellbent on manipulating the chemical compounds in human cells to create a zombie class of citizen to tax and exploit. I heard the Wall Street bankers and chemists are in cahoots with each other. I read it on infowars, it must be true!!!
Thats the general gist of it yep.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Mitch I think the book was recommended by Alex Jones as insight into the global New World Order cabal that is hellbent on manipulating the chemical compounds in human cells to create a zombie class of citizen to tax and exploit. I heard the Wall Street bankers and chemists are in cahoots with each other. I read it on infowars, it must be true!!!
Oh, and something about black choppers and SUV's
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Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
"First let me say that the book does start off a little slow but once you get into the third chapter, "Silicon Molecules: We Hardly Knew Ye'", you just can't put this book down."
wat
wat
I see your 8k book and raise you a $21,355 book.
http://www.amazon.com/13CNMR-Spectra-Or … amp;sr=1-1
Edit:
http://www.amazon.com/Encyclopedia-Life … amp;sr=1-2
I actually do want that.
http://www.amazon.com/13CNMR-Spectra-Or … amp;sr=1-1
Edit:
http://www.amazon.com/Encyclopedia-Life … amp;sr=1-2
I actually do want that.
Last edited by Noobeater (2009-04-02 13:13:45)
That's a CD-ROM.
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yes, yes it is /self fail!Uzique wrote:
That's a CD-ROM.
It weighs 123lbs!!Noobeater wrote:
http://www.amazon.com/Encyclopedia-Life-Sciences-Inc-Wiley/dp/0470066512/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1238703146&sr=1-2
I actually do want that.
seriously are the word printed in gold??
The Bible is supposely one of the most important books in the world and you can get those for free at any Hotel...
The Bible is supposely one of the most important books in the world and you can get those for free at any Hotel...
This is like one of those thing that if you have an extra 8k floating around, you might buy just to know.
Is this some kind of joke or those people selling those are dead serious? I dont see how a book can cost that much, unless it would be printed in gold or something like that...I dont even see any diamonds on the cover, meh!