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When the GBA is released on 22nd June its price is to be in the area of £80 - £90.
Many people say it is too expensive, but lets compare it to some other items....
Say you are a smoker, and smoke twenty a day....
A GBA is the equialant to 24 packets of cigarettes, so in the space of a year could you give up 24 days of smoking and you could own a GBA.....
If you were to go to a football match and pay say (£20) to watch team, you could give up four matches to own a GBA...
Say you buy lots of music in a year, you could give up 8 albums to own a GBA...
Give up a pint of beer a day, not give up beer, just miss one pint. Only 53 pints and you could own a GBA...
Well you get the general idea, the GBA is WELL worth the value. With only changing a few of your daily habbits...
ie. Give up a few fags, cut down on beer a little, decide to leave an album and miss a game of football and you could own a GBA without loss of money.
Many people say it is too expensive, but lets compare it to some other items....
Say you are a smoker, and smoke twenty a day....
A GBA is the equialant to 24 packets of cigarettes, so in the space of a year could you give up 24 days of smoking and you could own a GBA.....
If you were to go to a football match and pay say (£20) to watch team, you could give up four matches to own a GBA...
Say you buy lots of music in a year, you could give up 8 albums to own a GBA...
Give up a pint of beer a day, not give up beer, just miss one pint. Only 53 pints and you could own a GBA...
Well you get the general idea, the GBA is WELL worth the value. With only changing a few of your daily habbits...
ie. Give up a few fags, cut down on beer a little, decide to leave an album and miss a game of football and you could own a GBA without loss of money.
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Meka_Dragon wrote:
> Wòókiee Møn§†€R wrote:
>It just
> seems like common sense to me!
Obviously not affiliated with any
> political party then....
LOL! Classic!
> Wòókiee Møn§†€R wrote:
>It just
> seems like common sense to me!
Obviously not affiliated with any
> political party then....
LOL! Classic!
Bonus wrote:
> SNP all the way, i'm insulted by that Labour comment.
Soz man. Very inconsiderate of me.
> SNP all the way, i'm insulted by that Labour comment.
Soz man. Very inconsiderate of me.
turbonutter wrote:
At
> least Tories are truthful!
And Jeffrey Archer with his deals in China and insider share dealing and shoplifting a suit.
And Michael Portillo.
And Heseltine over Goose Green
At
> least Tories are truthful!
And Jeffrey Archer with his deals in China and insider share dealing and shoplifting a suit.
And Michael Portillo.
And Heseltine over Goose Green
SNP all the way, i'm insulted by that Labour comment.
turbonutter wrote:
> Bonus wrote:
> Typical Tory, always putting someone down for
> expressing an
> opinion!! Tut-tut.
This means that you're a
> Labour, so the whole CD colour thing could be you talking balls. At
> least Tories are truthful!
turbonutter wrote:
> Bonus wrote:
> Typical Tory, always putting someone down for
> expressing an
> opinion!! Tut-tut.
This means that you're a
> Labour, so the whole CD colour thing could be you talking balls. At
> least Tories are truthful!
turbonutter wrote:
At
> least Tories are truthful!
Yeah, just ask them about the Malaysian Dam deal, arms for oil, Irangate, The Belgrano, Poll Tax, Pains Wessex manufacturing landmines with a grant from the DTI despite UK signing the treaty.
Truth is the way!
And Labour will punch you in the face if they get egg on their faces.
But only if you're a Welsh bloke with a mullet.
Which is ok.
At
> least Tories are truthful!
Yeah, just ask them about the Malaysian Dam deal, arms for oil, Irangate, The Belgrano, Poll Tax, Pains Wessex manufacturing landmines with a grant from the DTI despite UK signing the treaty.
Truth is the way!
And Labour will punch you in the face if they get egg on their faces.
But only if you're a Welsh bloke with a mullet.
Which is ok.
Wòókiee Møn§†€R wrote:
>It just seems like common sense to me!
Obviously not affiliated with any political party then....
>It just seems like common sense to me!
Obviously not affiliated with any political party then....
I don't plan on voting Labour or Tory - if I vote at all - but I have to say;
Good on you, John Prescott!
Good on you, John Prescott!
turbonutter wrote:
> This was one of the first things mentioned in almost all mags, so I
> don't know if you've copied this or not, but:
Nope - didn't see it in any mags - I always give credit if I take it from somewhere else.
It just seems like common sense to me!
> This was one of the first things mentioned in almost all mags, so I
> don't know if you've copied this or not, but:
Nope - didn't see it in any mags - I always give credit if I take it from somewhere else.
It just seems like common sense to me!
Bonus wrote:
> Typical Tory, always putting someone down for expressing an
> opinion!! Tut-tut.
This means that you're a Labour, so the whole CD colour thing could be you talking balls. At least Tories are truthful!
> Typical Tory, always putting someone down for expressing an
> opinion!! Tut-tut.
This means that you're a Labour, so the whole CD colour thing could be you talking balls. At least Tories are truthful!
Typical Tory, always putting someone down for expressing an opinion!! Tut-tut.
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