7th Edition already FALLING APART.

[12 piece bucket]

What the heck man! I got editions that are 30 years old and they ain't busted.

What should I do? What will THEY do?

This blows.

[ldeit]

12 pb,

I took mine to Office Max and had it spiral bound.

ldeit

[efnef]

12 pb,

I took mine to Office Max and had it spiral bound.

ldeit

That's a great idea! How were they able to do it without getting the spiral holes in the print?

[Delaware Golf]

What the heck man! I got editions that are 30 years old and they ain't busted.

What should I do? What will THEY do?

This blows.

Yeah, mine has done the same thing at pages 26 and 27,....bummer. LOOKS LIKE THE YELLOW AND GREEN BINDING CAME UP SHORT FOR THE FIRST 25 TO 30 PAGES, it appears the inside cover is the only thing holding those pages in place at this point...maybe time to contact Mr. Daniels!!!

DG

[timm]

I've had mine one week and its doing the same thing. I sent a e-mail to the company but no response yet.

[ldeit]

efnef,

They were able to do so easily, even trimmed the edge a bit.

I did the same thing to my 6th edition but I had a lot of notes in the margins so some letters were missed.

Lee

[magic43]

12 pb,

I took mine to Office Max and had it spiral bound.

ldeit

Indeed, Lee, that is a fantastic idea. Having it bound in that manner, one could add additional pages in the back and place footnotes in the text to reference the notes.
Regards,
Magic43

[efnef]

Thanks Lee. I'm off to Kinkos tomorrow.

[noproblemos]

I've bought the 6th edition before. I parted with it about three years ago when I gave it to a friend who lives in L.A. (I'm in Canada).
I'm interested in buying the book again. Any suggestions on whether it's better to buy the 6th edition or the 7th?

Thanks

[Martee]

Go for the 7th, it was the latest of Homer's work, it was his last.