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Posted on
Jan. 26, 2008
@ 8:57am

Expires on
Feb. 15, 2008
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    Amazon.ca Celebrates Valentine’s Day (Starting at $8)

    Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo?

    Like all smart men, Romeo is in Amazon.ca's alluring Valentine's Day section, looking for the right gift for his beloved. And frankly, you should probably be in their Valentine's section, too. Here's what they have:
    • "Closer" by adorable (non-Canadian) Josh Groban for a mere $10.
    • The astonishing Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert is just $9. This isn't a romantic book, but it is an incredibly worthwhile read. We'll be honest: we waited in the library queue for six months to read this book. Uh, as it turns out, we should have spent $9 to buy it because it was incredible and now we want to read it again and again.
    • For those who are feeling perhaps not quite so romantic, there is the deliciously dark How Not To Date by Judy McGuire ($13) which is CHOCK FULL of terrible date stories. If you're alone on Valentine's Day, this book and a glass or two of wine will make you so, so, happy you're not on a first date somewhere.


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ChzPlz

Josh Groban is from LA.  He’s not Canadian.

Posted January 26, 2008 @ 10:32am


zygoat

Also, there is a spurious comma in the opening quote, after “thou”.  I suspect the writer doesn’t understand what the sentence means.

Posted January 26, 2008 @ 3:20pm


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Kate M

You’re totally right, ChzPlz! I must have confused him with someone else.

Posted January 26, 2008 @ 4:20pm


Kate M

PS: the writer knows exactly what the sentence means, has seen it written both with and without a comma, and suspects you need a hobby!

Posted January 26, 2008 @ 4:25pm






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