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S'not rude.
If you order a PS2 game from the US, will it play on the good ol' UK PS2s? I know, I know.. frown all you want!
Thankies :)
Oh dear. But I do have this one track that I don't know what's called that's rather good (on the same album that a friend burned for me ages ago)
hm
I've just noticed I've become quite hypnoticable again. This happens sometimes when.. I'm not sure what happens, but I can lose myself in anything. It's a nice thing to have happen, wish I could control it at will.
Nope, can't understand the cigarette part. ;)
Crazy music? The music that really gets inside your head and makes you all rushed? Could come up with a crazy koala.
I drew a strange man with windows for eyes and a cigarette stuck between his jaws, but can't get a koala.
Koalas? I can barely picture one at the moment, letalone draw! You could try the alternate version of free association writing if you're having troubles finding your muse! Get lost in a deep state of mind, then.. draw..
Oh dear. I think I've lost my sanity somewhere.
Productive... productive.. I'll um.. you wouldn't by any chance be any good at drawing koalas, would you?
Suppose I could've just looked it up..
The UK PS2 will be PAL, US games will be NTSC (I guess). I know for a fact that PAL games won't work on NTSC consoles.. but then, it may not be the same the other way around?
Oh, hang on:
"Country Lock-out/Region Encoding"
"The country lock-out system employed in video game consoles such as Playstation 2 and Xbox makes it impossible to play games that were not intended for your country. This is highly inconvenient for some gamers who want to purchase games from other countries, either because they are released there sooner or they are not released in other regions at all. You may be aware that there are Playstation 2 mod chips that circumvent the region encoding and also the copy protection."
Um, yes. Looks like you'll need a mod chip, I was thinking that too.