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yesthattomI just heard that all of my friends will be pestering me with "did you get the new book?" and other questions that will annoy me on June 21st. (50% :-) )
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Date: 2003-01-16 12:12 pm (UTC)Pfeh.
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Date: 2003-01-16 12:18 pm (UTC)Do the words in the book change based on when you buy it? I just saw LOTR 2 in the theater, and the only difference between me and the people who went to see it when it opened was that I didn't pre-order tickets and fall asleep at a 3-hour movie 'cause I went to see it at midnight and had to hold my coat in my lap because the theater was sold out.
I mean, for REAL theatre, I can see wanting to go in, say, the first week or so. But really, the movie or the book don't change based on when you see/read them.