hey guys just to let all know that i rang up coop and was told that they are not putting lists up on the web this time...how crap is that ...first they don't send invoices and then can't be bothered to put lists up...arghh...
thats exactly what i was thinking. in fact, i actually wrote a post with this same viewpoint here, but when i pressed submit reply it screwed up and didnt post.yellowbrick said:geesh this so typical of mq, I needed to know from the list thats supposed to be on the internet how much money i'm gunna have to forfiet.
lets all buy our books from that other book shop someone mentioned, that'll teach em!
Hennessy said:wattup
Q on math133
is the calculus textbook used for math135 the same one that can be used for math133 ?
cheers
Ack, you shouldn't have said that!MaryJane said:Pwar, you must fix this mess- you are the BoS MQ spokesperson regarding all things Coop!
yellowbrick said:so whats gunna happen 1st/2nd day back at uni.......let me guess there would be 934539943474272002 people lined up outside the co op bookshop.
and there would be idiot students inside who are indecisive, wondering if they should buy this textbook or buy it 2nd hand, while blood thirsty pple are dying outside
and yet no-one to blame
I don't know where it is, although it would be nearby. It's called "Text in the City". Lol, and it's not even in the cityCrashOveride said:Where is this other joint, name etc"?
redruM said:i went there today, the coop shop was not busy at all, and this was at peak time.
in terms of busy-ness of the co-op i think of long lines stretching to the newsagency.... said:sif
i was there around 2ish??? (bscienceboi was there) and it was pretty damn busy inside
Why didn't you say hello? Cyan was brave enough to say hello.redruM said:i went there today, the coop shop was not busy at all, and this was at peak time.
Why don't any of you people say hello?Tabris said:I already got the textbooks when i went off to pay fees
There wasnt even a que at either the coop or the cashier! not one person waiting at the bookshop