I was working on getting through the pile of boohbah I need to finish over the next few weeks when I realized indirectly there was a book called, "On the Edge: the Spectacular Rise and Fall of Commodore."  I was purchasing a book for work and only needed 5 more dollars to get my free super saver shipping.  This book, however, has a hefty price tag of almost $30.00.  Not convinced my savings on the shipping would be worth it, I read the customer reviews:

"I'm almost in tears reading this book in all its 561 pages of Commodore-Amiga glory."

"I can't believe how much I enjoyed this book and I don't usually like to read."

From the illiterate, to the Commodore cry babies, everyone enjoyed it.  How could I resist?  Anywho, back to the topic at hand.  I checked out and amazon almost got me.  They recommended two guitar books, one songwriting book, and two movies: Killer Tomatoes Strike Back and Amazon Women on the Moon.  How do they do it?  I do need Amazon women on DVD and I heard there are some bonus features to the collectors edition.  I'm not sure what I did in my past purchases to trigger such a movie.

One neat thing you can do on Amazon is look at your entire order history ever.  Most of my purchases are political, guitar, or computer nerd books with a sprinkle of Counting Crows CD's here and there.  For them to put up Amazon Women on the Moon actually freaks me out a little.  I love that movie, I will get the Collector's Edition DVD one day, and I will probably get it from Amazon.