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"PS2 - LONGEST THREAD."

Yes, it`s been done before.
No, it won`t be as lond as the FOG version.


Why am I trying it out anyway?

The PS2 forum is a very interesting place to be, but it can also be a little quiet. I though perhaps if we had a topic with several hundred replies lurking at the top, things would look more popular.

Feel free to use the topic to talk about anything. Either the latest PS2 game, latest ideas for including some female star in a game etc... or even just the usual chat that happens all over.

As I expect this to fail, I`ve decided to spend a little while pushing up the replies. No spamming, just lots of nonsense :-)

Any help would be great, it`d be boring to have a whole topic with replies from only me.

Good point Neo

A) I don't reckon it's going to make much difference to my insurance premiums.

B) The garage is probably going to be too small, getting out and scraping the doors or bodywork in and out is not really wanted. You realise how big my doors are don't you?

C) I'll have a room / sanctuary of peace and quiet for myself :)

D) Should add value to the house without spending a fortune.

E) Fridge full of beer in there as well.

There, that should make you see sense :D

Don't you want the garage for your car Jive?

Ineedsleep wrote:
> She sounds very understanding :)

She is, I put the idea there, she just goes along with it :)

Not true obviously, we've got a good relationship, we argue the toss over things and usually it works out in her favour, just this time it may well work out in mine.....hurrah.

Oh and if this property was in London, I wouldn't even be discussing this project with you.....

Ineedsleep wrote:
> Night :)

Well the exams certainly sound, how shall I say this, interesting :)

Night :)

my dad was telling me that he wished he and his deceased wife had pushed that extra bit of cash towards a better flat instead of being safe and getting a cheaper one. heinsights a wonderful but useless thing and i wouldnt invest in london property unless its long term.

Jive wrote:

> Also got to start making plans for getting planning permission to
> convert the garage into a proper habitable room, my office / gaming /
> entertainments room, already got the go ahead from the gf ....
> whooohoo :D

She sounds very understanding :)

Clazon wrote:
> ineedsleep, your names jessica, yes?

It was, on here only, for about 5 minutes.

Night.


Jive wrote:

> Glad to hear the exams are going well, what are you taking?

Today it was Project Management (doddle) but tomorrow I have Computer Communications and Networks. Very intense, single module only, but enough info to cover a double module. Just have to try to learn things by heart as we've been introduced to technologies but not why / when you'd use it and that will come up in the exam if past papers are anything to go by.

Anyway, I'm off now to look up multiplexing and algorhythems (or whatever).

Night :)

Boarding - Skiing - whatever takes your fancy, still expensive and I would shudder to even imagine what it costs now.

Anyway, it doesn't matter as buying a house this year will curtail any holiday plans abroad for a few years.

Also got to start making plans for getting planning permission to convert the garage into a proper habitable room, my office / gaming / entertainments room, already got the go ahead from the gf .... whooohoo :D

buenos noches

correct me if im wrong, but i have an ability to remember names first off. ineedsleep, your names jessica, yes? and im the one that needs sleep

boarding is expensive- ARE YOU KIDDING!

cheap as chips in package deals. pick your destination out of france, norway, scotland, italy. all of them have atleast cheap-ish deals.

my sis bought a chalet in a posh french resort recently. they go alot and always have been property experts.

Haha .... tricks and snowboarding ..... I get it :P

Glad to hear the exams are going well, what are you taking?

Obviously something really easy by the sound of it :)