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I am as disappointed as the next Malaysian with book prices. Yes they are expensive. I am an avid collector and my room is a single huge library filled with books which have cost me an arm and a leg. But we have to face facts. Books are expensive but it doesn't mean we don't have a choice. A release of a hardcover book is a sales tactic, making use of the fact that there will be an instant number of readers who cannot wait to read a new book and would be willing to pay a higher amount to be the first to have the privilege. Books also come in paperback editions which usually arrive anytime between 6 months to a year, if you can stand the wait. So consumers can't be saying that bookstores are being unfair. RM109.90 too high? Hang tight and wait for a cheaper edition, prices will and have fallen as previous books sales have proven. Book 6 of the Harry Potter is now going for RM29.90 at Borders and there are often the warehouse and clearance sales, where one can get a bargain. Other try renting it at book rental huts or hunt for second hand editions at places such as the Big Book Store, Payless Books or other second hand outlets. So no complains there? Patience is a virtue if you cannot afford it.
MPH, Times, Popular and Harris bookstores are happy to have reached an agreed solution with Penguin Books Malaysia & Singapore with regard to the sale of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and will resume sale of the said book at the recommended retail price of RM109.90 fixed by Penguin Books Malaysia & Singapore with immediate effect. As a goodwill gesture to customers, all 4 bookstore chains have decided to accord customers with the following offer for the purchase of said title: (i) 20% discount for all customers with any purchase; and (ii) 25% for loyalty card members. For loyal customers with pre-orders, please refer to the respective bookstores for more details.So, now, what happened to the point that they were trying to make?
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This is Britney Spears after two kids, in her bikini, having fun. It should be perfectly alright, right?
But why do I think that she looks... er.. gross? I know, it's such a mean thing to say. But maybe I'm not used to seeing Britney like this. She looks too real, like me. I swear my thighs and butt looked just like her in this picture before I started exercising.
All I can think of is that celebs shouldn't look like this. But why shouldn't they? We're always complaining about how celebs look too thin, unreal. Now that Britney looks like me at 65kg, I'm still complaining.
A year ago, I would have applauded tis picture and say, "See, even Britney thinks it's cool to have a jiggly butt."
Now that I have begun exercising regularly, my idea of "real" bodies are the ones sculpted by regular sessions of cardio, strength, maybe some yogalates and a healthy diet.
It doesn't look like Britney has been doing any of those.
Anyway, why am I so worried? She's got tons of money, she can lose all the weight in a matter of weeks under the supervision of a personal trainer and dietician.
I bet in two months, she'll be back in her old clothes. Make that new, skinny clothes.
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