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[fromaway]

Today merits its very own "On Notice" board:

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[stinkypetersen]

About three years ago, the banks stopped issuing temporary cheques. I, too, found out the hard way when my landlord wanted post-dated cheques for a year's rent and the CIBC branch, which had given me ten not three months before, wouldn't give me a single cheque. I had to order cheques. Minimum on a first order? 150!
I hate banks. In revenge, I am using the last of my cheques, which totally have the wrong address on them, before I reorder.

[dannnielle]

That's totally acceptable.. the wrong address part I mean.

I do it. And enjoy it. And screw Scotia for not giving me cheques without an address on them.

[cosmorific]

Wow, nice photoshopping job!

They didn't seriously list your last name as "Lastname," did they? Because that would be just too dumb.

[fromaway]

Heh. There's actually a generator here.

[cosmorific]

...I love you. *bookmarks*

[listersgirl]

I haven't even made it past the first sentence. No credit or debit, and yet they still take cheques? Who ARE these crazy people? Unbelieveable.

[a_dawn]

"Hahahahahaha. NO. Cash or personal cheques only, suckers."

What? What the hell? That has to be the stupidest policy for a University level book store EVER. Do they realize how much their books cost?!

to look on the bright side

[boilingbabies]

that's kinda nice though, that you just have to buy a box of books. i always think the worst part about buying books is finding them all.

Re: to look on the bright side

[zosiablue]

I buy all my books from Amazon used, but I really enjoy looking for them, for some reason.

Re: to look on the bright side

[boilingbabies]

I wouldn't mind it as much if they ever had the books I need in stock. It's always me locating the shelf and then finding an empty hole where my book should be. And of course it's always the book that I need to have read by like, the next day.