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   Comment by Stevefaust on 9 December 2006:

   Thanks Shane!
2. 

   Comment by Goblirsch on 9 December 2006:

   Wow. Find some more old titles!!!! Since I happen to have a copy already, I am going to give others a chance to pick one up.

   PG
3. 

   Comment by Scott Berke on 9 December 2006:

   I went to my storage and only found spiders.
   I like the look of the storefront. It was pretty easy to place an order.
4. 

   Comment by NickRocks on 9 December 2006:

   Nice new store. I like the order history. Now, I can double check when I’ve ordered something…
5. 

   Comment by dezm on 9 December 2006:

   Wow!! Cheers, man. That’s a great surprise. And I just dragged up 15 boxes of Christmas stuff and the tree last week. I feel your pain. I guess I should give the wife credit, the house does look nice, but today she told me she bought a bunch of wreaths I get to hang outside from each window. Yippee!!!

   And the new storefront is fantastic. Very easy and pleasing to the eye. Nicely done.

   Thanks again for this Insider I’m sure it’s been quite a bit of work. The Big Lizard will look past a couple of your sins for it. :P.

   Cheers, Mark
6. 

   Comment by ruderabbit on 9 December 2006:

   Outstanding. Thanks Shane.
7. 

   Comment by dezm on 9 December 2006:

   Can we register in the storefront now or should we wait til it goes live? It looks good. Only thing I noticed was no images DB images under the hc subs, etc. Ordering wise, it was pretty easy understandable.
8. 

   Comment by Tod Clark on 9 December 2006:

   Thanks Shane! Ordered a copy, right away, very cool.

   I like the fact that our information may be saved so we do not have to type in our billing and shipping information for every transaction.

   -TC
9. 

   Comment by Wrogdog on 9 December 2006:

   Thanks Shane the new storefront is great .
10. 

    Comment by kresby on 9 December 2006:

    I’m out of town but small opportunity to get on line. On this older computer I can’t order. ‘Can’t connect to server’ messages. Java too old I guess. I like the store layout Shane. I’ll order somehting from home tonight and give more feedback.

    kresby
11. 

    Comment by macker on 9 December 2006:

    i can’t actually register in the UK. keeps saying invalid: phone number, state, and post code…you got it in for us brits then shane??
12. 

    Comment by granitebooks on 9 December 2006:

    Just like macker said, I’m also unable to register. Lookin forward to ordering my copy soon though. And Shane, great work on the new Insider!

    Brian
13. 

    Comment by Gunkslinger on 9 December 2006:

    Thanks for the chance to get a copy Shane.
14. 

    Comment by diego on 9 December 2006:

    I went over and picked up the paperback. The site worked fine.

    Thanks, Shane
15. 

    Comment by John R Little on 9 December 2006:

    The storefront looks great!
16. 

    Comment by joe on 9 December 2006:

    Thanks for the Christmas bonus, Shane. More than I get from my employer.

    I like the new storefront and the new look. The site just keeps getting better.

    joe
17. 

    Comment by sideous on 9 December 2006:

    I can’t register either. Looks like its only set up for the US.
    Like the look of the storefront
18. 

    Comment by SLIM on 9 December 2006:

    Hey, thanks for the PB. Thats very nice of you. I feel your pain. I have 6 - 50 gallon totes for X- Mas stuff, and she makes me put up 2 trees. Deck the halls my Ass, Its the only thing i don’t Decorate. Cheer up. Santa’s already brought you Thankful friends, family, and customers.
19. 

    Comment by kresby on 10 December 2006:

    Great looking store. Everything appears ato work fine for me. Even bought Dead Santa as a gift for my brother.

    kresby
20. 

    Comment by Leigh on 11 December 2006:

    Australians are not welcome either
    New storefront looks good though. So does the box of books you found Shane. Pity they weren’t hard covers!

    -Leigh
21. 

    Comment by macker on 11 December 2006:

    thats because your going to lose the ashes
22. 

    Comment by sdkdmd on 11 December 2006:

    I almost missed this, but Shane pulled through for me.

    John
23. 

    Comment by Shane Staley on 11 December 2006:

    Thanks guys! If you’d like, everyone can register now. It’s set up for that. Though it’s not live yet.
24. 

    Comment by prinmac on 11 December 2006:

    Looks like I missed it.
25. 

    Comment by Tod Clark on 21 December 2006:

    My cook arrived today. Thanks, Shane!
26. 

    Comment by Tod Clark on 21 December 2006:

    Actually, my book arrived, I am still waiting for Shane to send me a cook.
27. 

    Comment by macker on 22 December 2006:

    i want a cook too, i’ve had this one 12 years now, and she’s not getting any better.. can i have a younger model please shane??

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