Taxi twitters

[skyring]

• 09:04 @tzurriz Mm. DD picked it. Given a week each side of Edinburgh, I said, where do you want to go? #
• 09:09 @neerav Free Internet kiosk? Huh! #goodoptus now has your fingerprints. #
• 09:15 @jfroebe These are drivers for info superhighway you need?
  
  Pete, chauffeur de taxi #
• 11:08 Looking through BookCrosser reviews of a book fast becoming a cult text: tinyurl.com/TGLAPPPS Me? I loved it! #
• 13:13 I have spoken with one who has traced its length. He says it's a road, but there is no silk. The tale has been embroidered. #
• 13:30 Disappointed. Heard from a travelling friend who has traced its length. It is a road, but there is no silk. The tale has been embroidered. #
• 18:14 This Silk Road business. There is no silk in it. It is a fabrication. #
• 23:19 @fushmush You should turn the aircon down. Freezing in February, forsooth! Pete, dripping sweat at the Parliament House rank #
• 00:45 There are quiet nights and busy nights. This sure ain't one of the busy ones. Everyone's gone early to bed. Excepting me. #
• 00:56 @cabbiescapital Hmm. Got my next London trip pencilled in for the first few days of July. If I make some money by then, that is! #

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Comments

[miketroll.livejournal.com]

Sales of TGLAPPPS are starting to take off. The publishers seem slow to respond. There's not even a fresh paperback edition for a few months yet and the bookstores only have the hardcover. Mind you, that's only 20p dearer than the paperback, but a lot of people have a mental block with hardcovers, finding them expensive even when they're not.

[skyring.livejournal.com]

When the paperback edition is published, hardbacks are often reduced to just above the paperback price. That's the time to buy.