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I would have thought it was great if I hadn't seen the rooms. Honestly, it was tiny, threadbare, with manky windows and 0 space. Then you open the massive heavy thick firedoors and squeeze into a coridoor where you have to share 2 bathrooms with 12 other people. No thanks. I'm going to Sussex instead, much nicer, I think.
I thought Durham as a place was great, and the course was great, and the bar + everything else was great, but I just wouldn't want to live in that place for a year.
Stupid Sony, why won't they leave me alone?
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> It takes care of music. :) So basically, if I were to get a PSP, I'd
> use it for Games, and perhaps movies (though that's an uncertainty).
> Still, it looks fantastic, and I like the look of Lumins (or whatver
> it's called, I forget).
>
> Veeeeery tempting indeed.
It is. It all depends on lifestyles and uses. I'll be hopping on the train a lot mroe often next year, so it'll be a good break from googley eyes after a 4 hour stint on a book. Chuck a few TV episodes of Family Guy or whatever and the journeys are sorted.
Mercury I hear is better.
> Greetings Howard.
And to you, Howard. (aah, memories).
> Chipseh wrote:
> I'm really very tempted by the PSP, but I don't know why...
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>
> -I don't like the idea of having to buy movies only for the PSP
>
> You don't have to. While a good idea, I don't really want to watch
> movies on a tiny screen. TV episodes, maybe.
This is true, but movies on the fly are tempting. Hmm.
> -I already have an iPod
>
> So?
It takes care of music. :) So basically, if I were to get a PSP, I'd use it for Games, and perhaps movies (though that's an uncertainty). Still, it looks fantastic, and I like the look of Lumins (or whatver it's called, I forget).
Veeeeery tempting indeed.
> Like Starbucks, they probably charge for the privilege.
"Probably"?