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40 GB PlayStation 3
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
^ Nice.Uncharted is an awesome game and the PS3 is just a sweet piece of kit.
I'm quite happy with it so far. I've only had it two days, but I'm already halfway through Uncharted. Just burning up time until GTA IV arrives on Tuesday
I bought a haircut. But my usual stylist was on vacation, so I saw some one else, and she cut it almost and inch shorter than I asked. My friend says it doesn't look bad, but it's just so short! It's a good cut otherwise, though, so in a couple of weeks I'm sure it'll have grown to a length I'm more comfortable with.
I also bought a new cog and chain set for my bike.
I also bought a new cog and chain set for my bike.
I bought the 4-disc special edition of The Ten Commandments and the special edition of Ben-Hur, in honor of Charlton Heston.
Ben-Hur is probably my favorite of his films...but those two are really the best, and so should have been in my collection long before now.
I have also been spending craploads of money on iTunes lately...loading up on a bunch of new music.
Ben-Hur is probably my favorite of his films...but those two are really the best, and so should have been in my collection long before now.
I have also been spending craploads of money on iTunes lately...loading up on a bunch of new music.
I'll even add some hot fudge....
Now you're talking!
I think it counts. Actually one of reasons I haven't been posting in this thread much lately is because I'm buying new siding and a new living room window and new gutters for my home. That should do me for home improvements for at least the next year or two.
Just so no one thinks I'm not contributing to the economy here.
JAG: Not that I'm in a hurry to take on my bathroom anytime soon but what are you having done?
Everything! I have having it ripped to nothing and starting over. Getting rid of the tub and installing a shower stall, new toilet, vanity, sink, tile floor and wall, new cieling, with a light and a fan for the shower.
This is my tax refund, my economic incentive and than some all rolled into one.
I'm scared
I brought the DVD for No Country For Old Men. Took me 30 minutes or so to find it, as it was released here today, and one store were yet to unpack all the new releases.
I'll even add some hot fudge....
Now you're talking!
I think it counts. Actually one of reasons I haven't been posting in this thread much lately is because I'm buying new siding and a new living room window and new gutters for my home. That should do me for home improvements for at least the next year or two.
Just so no one thinks I'm not contributing to the economy here.
JAG: Not that I'm in a hurry to take on my bathroom anytime soon but what are you having done?
Everything! I have having it ripped to nothing and starting over. Getting rid of the tub and installing a shower stall, new toilet, vanity, sink, tile floor and wall, new cieling, with a light and a fan for the shower.
This is my tax refund, my economic incentive and than some all rolled into one.
I'm scared
I know the feeling. Good luck!
http://www.mac-pro.com/s.nl/it.A/id.1994/.f
I just bought that poster. I'd seen something similar on the internet before and was like "OMG that would be so awesome to have that kind of poster in my room!"
It truly shows my nerdiness, and has my two favorite Trek characters on it!
I just bought that poster. I'd seen something similar on the internet before and was like "OMG that would be so awesome to have that kind of poster in my room!"
It truly shows my nerdiness, and has my two favorite Trek characters on it!
Today at lunch I picked up some books to get me through a wet and rainy weekend:
"On Beauty" by Zadie Smith
"Never Let Me Go" by Kazuo Ishiguru
"Saturday" by Ian McEwan
"The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime" by Mark Hadden
I also picked up "Perfumes: The Guide" by Turin & Sanchez. Even though they didn't care much for my beloved Chanel #19 I found their irreverent attitude a refreshing change from the normally breathy prose of other perfume guides.
"On Beauty" by Zadie Smith
"Never Let Me Go" by Kazuo Ishiguru
"Saturday" by Ian McEwan
"The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime" by Mark Hadden
I also picked up "Perfumes: The Guide" by Turin & Sanchez. Even though they didn't care much for my beloved Chanel #19 I found their irreverent attitude a refreshing change from the normally breathy prose of other perfume guides.
That is an AWESOME little novel. One of the few things I read last year that I found truly engrossing.
This shirt:
http://store.cottonfactory.com/cf-487.html
A Cheese and Ham Pizza.
And a bottle of juice drink. But I bought the wrong flavour due to their positions in the vending machine being switched and me not noticing til too late.
http://store.cottonfactory.com/cf-487.html
A Cheese and Ham Pizza.
And a bottle of juice drink. But I bought the wrong flavour due to their positions in the vending machine being switched and me not noticing til too late.
This was random. I just bought a dresser. I was browsing craigslist, there was a nice little white dresser for $40, "Available NOW", and they said they'd deliver for an extra $10. So I emailed them -- is it clean? do the drawers open smoothly? Yes and yes. When can you guys deliver? "Half an hour".
Seriously, it's like 1 am and they just brought me a dresser!
Seriously, it's like 1 am and they just brought me a dresser!
Woo hoo I bought a gas cap to replace the one I lost.
My life is a constant thrill ride.
My life is a constant thrill ride.
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