Oh, my! I want one! But, I know I won't have the money for it. I can just see the horrify looks on my parents' faces now for spending $200 for one book. Why did I have to see and hear about this book just when I cut my spending expenses?
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$200 for a college textbook, I can understand. I saw this book on ants once, fantastic book, THICK, intensive. Was $90. I'd buy that first as well, it's more than just pretty picturesOriginally posted by Sasusc View Post
I'd love to be able to see this SG1 book before even considering plonking down that kind of cash.
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its is a wee bit expensive but it is a collecters item just wished they would have more of them and i would get itComment
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It sounds really interesting! Yeah $200 is a bit steep for me as well, but I might be able to swing it...
Just hope that if I do, they won't sell out before I can purchase one! And I'm with prion - would like to see some previews from it before deciding.Comment
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Excuse me while I faint. Hmmm I guess a fainting smilie is a bit far fetched?
Too bad we need a new washer and dryer. I'm not fond of using a bucket with a rock and water to wash clothes with.Though it's tempting
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Ah, Christmas . . . My parents used to only spend $200 each on all of us (4 total), but since we all are over 16 years old now (with two moved out of the house) and my parent's recent divorce/separation, I doubt they would buy me this book.Originally posted by David View Post
They've been fighting over money as it is. **sighs** Hmm, maybe I can sneak this a Christmas gift to myself.
And I would also love to see some previews of the book.Comment
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200 is a bit high since that is the same amount at the added set tour in vancounver or the price of a brunch and one photo opp. I really don't believe that the books were made to defray costs since 1000 books being sold at 200 each is much more than it would likely cost to make the books. However, at least a small portion will goto charity even if that means that whoever sells the books gets a tax deduction.Comment
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Well, I can see making 1,000 books to defray costs because the lower the print run, the higher per book price. Quantity gets you a cheaper per item cost, but you need to sell off the rest to recoup the initial outlay.Originally posted by sabrina_lane03 View Post
Shouldn't the person who buys the book get a tax deduction?Comment
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What I was trying to say was that by mass producing the book and then donating a portion to charity, the net cost to produce the books for the cast/crew could wind up being a microscopic amount if anything.Comment
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$200 is a bit steep but if the timing is right I might be able to pull it off. Can't count on my family as they think my enjoyment of Stargate is a tad bit silly - blasphamus of them I know
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$200
...i could easly afford it with my own money but ....yikes
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My family also thinks it's a tad silly to spend as much as I have on Stargate, or even the amount of time I spend talking about the show.Originally posted by Rosehawk View Post$200 is a bit steep but if the timing is right I might be able to pull it off. Can't count on my family as they think my enjoyment of Stargate is a tad bit silly - blasphamus of them I knowComment
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Haha, yeah same here.Originally posted by Sasusc View Post I think I'd rather spend the $$$ on completing my DVD collection.
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I'm thinking of buying the book, then turning around and selling it on E-bay. As fort he release date, someone mentioned christmas. Does that mean it is released on Christmas, or released in time for christmas. If anyone has an exact date, i can schedule a time to sit down and order the book before it sells out.Comment
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