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Its here
The first copies have arrived at the publishers.
Get one at www.eye-books.com
50 of the best jokes in transport today, just £4.99 for the hardback book.
See if your local authority features!
All royalties to the Cyclists Defence Fund.
Rod King - Warrington Cycle Campaign
Rod King said:Its here
The first copies have arrived at the publishers.
Get one at www.eye-books.com
50 of the best jokes in transport today, just £4.99 for the hardback book.
I shall be expecting a knock on the door from the postman shortly then.
Quoted message said:Rod King - Warrington Cycle Campaign
I realise that no-one involved wants to loose money over this, but could
you arrange for a copy to be placed in the library at the Palace of
Westminster, or wherever MPs get their reading material from.
Martin.
In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...
Quoted message said:Rod King said:Its here
The first copies have arrived at the publishers.
Get one at www.eye-books.com
50 of the best jokes in transport today, just £4.99 for the hardback book.
I shall be expecting a knock on the door from the postman shortly then.
Be interested to know if the two photos they asked to use of mine made
it into the book.
--
Tony
" I would never die for my beliefs because I might be wrong."
Bertrand Russell
Martin Dann said:Rod King said:Its here
The first copies have arrived at the publishers.
Get one at www.eye-books.com
50 of the best jokes in transport today, just £4.99 for the hardback
book.I shall be expecting a knock on the door from the postman shortly then.
Quoted message said:Rod King - Warrington Cycle Campaign
I realise that no-one involved wants to loose money over this, but could
you arrange for a copy to be placed in the library at the Palace of
Westminster, or wherever MPs get their reading material from.
By law one copy should go each to Oxford , Cambridge and Dublin Unis and
one to the British library
In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...
Quoted message said:Its here
The first copies have arrived at the publishers.
Get one at www.eye-books.com
50 of the best jokes in transport today, just £4.99 for the hardback book.
See if your local authority features!
All royalties to the Cyclists Defence Fund.
Rod King - Warrington Cycle Campaign
Hmmm... fill in my credit card details on a non-secure web page? I
don't think so!
--
Tony
" I would never die for my beliefs because I might be wrong."
Bertrand Russell
Tony Raven said:Hmmm... fill in my credit card details on a non-secure web page? I
don't think so!
It's also listed on Amazon:
<http://www.amazon.co.uk/[censored]-Cycle-Lanes-Dan-Hiscocks/dp/1903070589>
Tony Raven said:In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:Its here
The first copies have arrived at the publishers.
Get one at www.eye-books.com
[...]
Quoted message said:
Hmmm... fill in my credit card details on a non-secure web page? I
don't think so!
The forms are in frames (spit) which ARE secure - or at least, served
via https, from Paypal itself.
Martin Dann said:
I realise that no-one involved wants to loose money over this, but could
you arrange for a copy to be placed in the library at the Palace of
Westminster, or wherever MPs get their reading material from.Martin.
Never mind that, how about one for every local authority Highways
Manager in Britain. I'll start the ball rolling and buy a copy for
Hampshire...
Andy Key said:Quoted message said:
The forms are in frames (spit) which ARE secure - or at least, served
via https, from Paypal itself.
....hmm... bit of a [censored] website though. What were they thinking?
On Nov 2, 8:15 pm, Andy Key <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Tony Raven said:In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:Its here
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:The first copies have arrived at the publishers.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Get one atwww.eye-books.com
[...]
Quoted message said:Hmmm... fill in my credit card details on a non-secure web page? I
don't think so!The forms are in frames (spit) which ARE secure - or at least, served
via https, from Paypal itself.
This "secure credit card" lark is a bit of a red-herring really. After
all, you show your credit card and all its numbers to all sorts of
shop assistants, waiters, ordering by phone and all the rest. And yet
everyone worries about someone snooping numbers off the web. "Secure"
is better, but not the worry it's made out to be.
The amazing thing is that Visa are introducing "3-d secure" which is
technically secure, but totally disastrous from a process / people
point of view, and would be sheer madness for any punter to touch with
a [censored] stick. Still, it is "secure"
Gone off-topic a bit, never mind.
Still the book's a good thing. I've seen very few facilities of any
value, and most are positively dangerous. Quite why a white line
painted on a road makes you safer I don't know. This encourages cars
to miss you by a thou' rather than giving you a good couple of inches
safe clearance. And that's quite apart from forcing you to ride on
slippery white paint rather than grippy tarmac
Hywel
Hywel
On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 19:42:20 +0000,
marc said:Martin Dann said:Rod King said:Its here
The first copies have arrived at the publishers.
Get one at www.eye-books.com
50 of the best jokes in transport today, just £4.99 for the hardback
book.I shall be expecting a knock on the door from the postman shortly then.
Quoted message said:Rod King - Warrington Cycle Campaign
I realise that no-one involved wants to loose money over this, but could
you arrange for a copy to be placed in the library at the Palace of
Westminster, or wherever MPs get their reading material from.
By law one copy should go each to Oxford , Cambridge and Dublin Unis and
one to the British library
What about the National Library Of Scotland and of Wales? They are
legal deposit libraries too.
The British Library is entitled to receive a copy of every work
published. The others are entitled to receive a copy of every work
which they request (there is an agent that handles this for all the
other five) provided they make that request within 12 months of
publication.
--
Andy Leighton => [email hidden]
"The Lord is my shepherd, but we still lost the sheep dog trials"
- Robert Rankin, _They Came And Ate Us_
Martin Dann said:Captain Crunchynutz said:Its here
The first copies have arrived at the publishers.
Get one at www.eye-books.com
50 of the best jokes in transport today, just £4.99 for the hardback
book.I shall be expecting a knock on the door from the postman shortly then.
Found it by my front door when I got in this evening, it is very good.
Martin.
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