under the wire

[albundy89]

Anyone here read this book,if not a truly remarkably read read it

[SystemParanoia]

isbn ? ...

[albundy89]

what does isbn mean

[SystemParanoia]

the unique ID code every book has printed on its cover somewhere.

with this number you can quickly find any book from any source

[Mojooo]

its a unique number every book has - usually about 12 digits long

[annodomini2]

Google can be your friend

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Standar...

[Paul Drawmer]

International Standard Book Number - unique identifier for every edition of nearly every book printed. Bloody clever idea, since the numbers have a hierarchical meaning and can be expanded to cover subjects not even thought of yet.

(wow, that'll teach me not to stop for a coffee half-way through a reply)

Edited by Paul Drawmer on Saturday 1st August 20:31

[albundy89]

thanks for the explanation,but has anyone actually read the book

[TheEnd]

ISBN: 0593054083

[SystemParanoia]

TheEnd said:

ISBN: 0593054083

thanks

[albundy89]

like I said, has anyone here read the book

[SystemParanoia]

me : ... no.. not 'yet'

[BOR]

Write a review of it then, FFS.

[albundy89]

just try reading it

[adycav]

OP did you write it or something?

[TheEnd]

But is it good? i wouldn't want to read a bad book.

[Paul Drawmer]

A search revealed this:
http://www.rafbf.org/books/underthewire.htm

[Liokault]

I would like to add that in terms of having read this book, I have not.

[V8mate]

What's a book?

I think the OP has some explaining to do.

[Matt172]

albundy89 said:

thanks for the explanation,but has anyone actually read the book

fantastic book IMHO