[doogiehoussi]

I got a tip I should post here to.

I'll just repost what I wrote in the other thread, with an addition:

Well, I just finished the book. All I can say is: Great book, and seldom have (some) people been so right in such a wrong way.

I say no more.

So, I got it yesterday, but hadn't time to read before around 22 last night. Read until two in the night, resumed reading around twelve today. Finished some 15 minutes ago. Was completely hooked! Anyway, it's only 600 pages, that goes fast when the book is easy to read.

[Kimaamighed]

Originally posted by Jaguar
I can read very fast, and I plan on going to a midnight release, and I don't have work that day. That should mean I'll be among maybe the first handful of people on the US Eastern seaboard to finish it. Plenty of Brits should be able to beat me, though. I can read 2000 pages in 24 hours. (or could)

I probably won't get the book right away, maybe I should as a challenge?

JM

[Mr_White]

That included time to eat/etc.. but was some years ago.

As I said, Kuci can kick my ass, I think, so I don't want to compete anymore.

JM

[Maserati]

HP7 + lines + people babbling about "tickets" or whatever = **** that ****

[Roneyslelry]

Lines? I just went to Kroger, there were plenty to be had... the only line was at the u-scan.

[varrozans]

I just finished reading it.

I had booked a copy a few months in advance. At around four twenty-five, I went to the place where I had booked it, gave the guy the little slip, he gave me the book. There was no crows, no lines, nothing. I know that guy and I asked him how much that particular branch had sold (it's a chain bookstore, with branches scattered over Pune). Sales were good.

[Xutrsavf]

No. I finished reading it more than a day before you, silly.

[U2DnBGFE]

Is crime really so rampant in India that not even book releases are safe?