Book Stores

Mile High Comics

I was their customer for almost a year and have had it up to here with them.

Mile High Comics has a really confusing subscription service. Trust me, their order form is bewildering.
Their prices on merchandise are overblown. Mile High Comics think they can scalp the prices on back issues.
I bade and won one of their eBay auctions. I paid with a check and after two months I never seen the item I paid for nor did I hear from them. When I contacted them and they said they misplaced my check?! Then, I sent another check, and they later tell me that the item I won is out-of-stock! Later the first check reappeared and they deposited it along with the second check! Well, at least they credited to my account but they could have just returned one of the checks to me!
Speaking of which, every time I ordered something from their catalog they keep telling me the things I want are not in stock. And get this, I placed an order after the catalog arrived.

To sum it up, Mile High Comics is possibly one of worst comic book dealers ever. The bigger Mile High Comics becomes, the worse they get. I decided to gave up with these idiots. I went a smaller and superior comic shop.

Book Stores 2

Every book store has the duty to respect authors, books and literature. I love my classics, and in celebration of well-respected Thomas Hardy's birthday 2nd June, 1840)and also to avoid the dragon at our school library, I decide to go to a book store to purchase one of his novels 'Jude the Obscure' having thoroughly enjoyed 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles'. I walk into the book store, which is crammed with the lamentable 'Twilight' and cannot find poor Jude anywhere. I ask at the desk for it, and "We're out of stock. Would you like to order it?" Would I like to order it? WOULD I FUCKING LIKE TO ORDER IT?! NO! I will not spend my time waiting and my own money as profit into a hole they call a book store that caters only for the illiterate. Outraged, I walk to the next one. Same deal again. In a desperate attempt I go to another store that sells books, and guess what? Twilight everywhere, no Hardy books. Poor Hardy would be turning in his grave. The grocery stores are banning plastic bags and introducing re-usable calico ones instead. If people wanted to be so environmentally friendly, surely they wouldn't have wasted so many trees on rubbish like Twilight. It is the new Harry Potter but worse), people are going to get sick of it. Hardy however has already gone down in history, almost 150 years has he been remembered for his masterpieces. As Tess said "There's something sad about an unread book." I feel her sadness. Why have bookstores decided to disown true literary masters and instead replace them with pitiful insults to literature like that sad bitch who wrote Twilight? I guess the world really is as bleak a place as Hardy wrote it.

Barnes And Noble selling old books as new 3

I recently bought a book on C++ from Barnes and Noble. When I got home, I realized the book was made six years ago.

Jesus Christ, why don't they only sell tech books that are current? I don't have a fixation for 2004 you know.