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Auf deutsch wrote:
> I've just been into my local town to look around, and found nothing
> decent to buy. There was Soul Calibur 2 for Gamecube for £20,
> but I didn't feel like getting it for some unknown reason.
Yer, saw that myself while in town yesterday. And also could be bothered to buy it either!
Not sure why, just not in the mood to buy it at the moment.
:)
> I've just been into my local town to look around, and found nothing
> decent to buy. There was Soul Calibur 2 for Gamecube for £20,
> but I didn't feel like getting it for some unknown reason.
Yer, saw that myself while in town yesterday. And also could be bothered to buy it either!
Not sure why, just not in the mood to buy it at the moment.
:)
Heh
I've just been into my local town to look around, and found nothing decent to buy. There was Soul Calibur 2 for Gamecube for £20, but I didn't feel like getting it for some unknown reason.
Ah well, might as well preorder Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow soon. T'will rock on Xbox Live.
I've just been into my local town to look around, and found nothing decent to buy. There was Soul Calibur 2 for Gamecube for £20, but I didn't feel like getting it for some unknown reason.
Ah well, might as well preorder Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow soon. T'will rock on Xbox Live.
grrr, was gonna say something when I came back from making my coffee, but have completely forgotten what!
Must have been important! lol
:)
Must have been important! lol
:)
grrr!
Annoying bugs!
Ironed out most issues, but have just created another. When kicking, it slightly knocks the character to the side when repositioning the character. After kicking a bunch of times, you end up not facing the other character.
grrr-argh
I'm sure there's a simple explanation.
Perhaps a thoughtfull visit to the bathroom might enlighten me! Normally does! lol
:)
Annoying bugs!
Ironed out most issues, but have just created another. When kicking, it slightly knocks the character to the side when repositioning the character. After kicking a bunch of times, you end up not facing the other character.
grrr-argh
I'm sure there's a simple explanation.
Perhaps a thoughtfull visit to the bathroom might enlighten me! Normally does! lol
:)
Like Evil, I had some mates over today. Played some Timesplitters 2, which reminded me just how fantastic the game really is. The multiplayer is so fast paced compared to Goldeneye and Halo, and there are barely any signs of slowdown ever.
Virus has to be one of the best multiplayer modes ever invented. Fast, and indeed, very furious. Especially when you use the snowman.
'I'm melting' squealed like some 10 year kid never gets old ;)
Also, we played some SSX3 on my Xbox. My mate has it on the PS2 and was often saying how something or rather wasn't there in the PS2 version. But I was decidedly p!ssed off when he beat me at it a few times. I managed to c*ck up almost every race. I'm normally pretty decent at it as well I tell yer...
:(
Virus has to be one of the best multiplayer modes ever invented. Fast, and indeed, very furious. Especially when you use the snowman.
'I'm melting' squealed like some 10 year kid never gets old ;)
Also, we played some SSX3 on my Xbox. My mate has it on the PS2 and was often saying how something or rather wasn't there in the PS2 version. But I was decidedly p!ssed off when he beat me at it a few times. I managed to c*ck up almost every race. I'm normally pretty decent at it as well I tell yer...
:(
Jenn's mouse constantly squeeking it really starting to get on my nerves!
....
Just took a screwdriver to it, and it seems a bit better now. Let's just hope it stays that way!!!
:)
....
Just took a screwdriver to it, and it seems a bit better now. Let's just hope it stays that way!!!
:)
Lol :^)
What's better is when you tape your mate playing it with a digital camera so you can't see the TV, so it looks like he's just waving his arms around and it's making kung-fu sounds, and you then show the video to someone who doesn't know what an EyeToy is. Tiss rather ammusing!
:)
:)
I was out to today round my mates house with my 3 other best friends, and to top it off, we had a game of PS2's EyeToy.. and wow, Its so damm fun! :D
And the best part is when you are just looking at your mate while hes playing kung fu.. rofl! :) All these stupid actions into thin air ;)
And the best part is when you are just looking at your mate while hes playing kung fu.. rofl! :) All these stupid actions into thin air ;)
Solskjær wrote:
> A thing that (sort of) allows
> you to see who is on-line....
Huh? I think I've missed that...
> And I like it here. Love it, infact. It really does feel like I have,
> truly, "arrived back at home". A couple of us went down the
> cricket club last night and had some drinks. Pah! I only had 2 pints
> of Stellar and a Foster's before I was feeling a little
> "weak". :P
> But we had a good time. It was all pretty cheap up there, too (while,
> also, flooded with nothing but OAPs playing skittles).
Good to hear it.
So is it one of those pubs with rubbish skittles/bowling lanes in? I was never sure if they really existed :^D
> Are you one of those people who always thinks of themself as
> "bad-looking"? I am. Despite what the odd person (usually a
> family member...) will say. But, then, why did this girl (who I've
> seen before, but don't know - and hate) keep looking at me? And it
> was the same in the chippy afterwards, when some
> "young-looking" Chinese-girl kept looking at me while
> serving...? :o
You don't know her but hate her? Maybe a little harsh!
I know what you mean though. I always used to think I was ugly, and still do a bit, in a way, but increasingly I think it's mostly just about confidence. And a decent hair-cut.
But if you're confident and hold yourself well it'll make up for most flaws, I think.
Doing it is another thing entirely though :^)
It's hard to know what someone's thinking when they look at you like that. I figure the best way is probably to strike up a conversation...
And if you get the chance with someone, go for it!
> And "Colonel Gaddaffi"; could you give me some more
> information (ie. web addresses, reliable banks that do them and
> stuff) on Switch cards, please?
I'd expect most places would offer you a debit card. A credit card could be less likely, but since you can't go overdrawn on a switch, I can't see why you wouldn't get one.
My advice would be to go into a bank and ask them. Just ask to go speak to someone about opening an account, then ask if you can have a switch card with it, and if so, sign up.
I'm 90% certain they will let you have one. A lot of their published information about these things isn't always very clear, probably because of all the technicalities and exceptions they have to point out, but if you ask, you'll probably get.
I can recommend HSBC. I've never had any problems with them. Though most major banks will likely be just as good.
> (Sorry about the name-thing. It's only, I heard that name somewhere
> the other day, and it made me think of your new one - of which, I
> have no idea where it comes from. ;) )
That's where I got it from. Might change it again soon though...
> A thing that (sort of) allows
> you to see who is on-line....
Huh? I think I've missed that...
> And I like it here. Love it, infact. It really does feel like I have,
> truly, "arrived back at home". A couple of us went down the
> cricket club last night and had some drinks. Pah! I only had 2 pints
> of Stellar and a Foster's before I was feeling a little
> "weak". :P
> But we had a good time. It was all pretty cheap up there, too (while,
> also, flooded with nothing but OAPs playing skittles).
Good to hear it.
So is it one of those pubs with rubbish skittles/bowling lanes in? I was never sure if they really existed :^D
> Are you one of those people who always thinks of themself as
> "bad-looking"? I am. Despite what the odd person (usually a
> family member...) will say. But, then, why did this girl (who I've
> seen before, but don't know - and hate) keep looking at me? And it
> was the same in the chippy afterwards, when some
> "young-looking" Chinese-girl kept looking at me while
> serving...? :o
You don't know her but hate her? Maybe a little harsh!
I know what you mean though. I always used to think I was ugly, and still do a bit, in a way, but increasingly I think it's mostly just about confidence. And a decent hair-cut.
But if you're confident and hold yourself well it'll make up for most flaws, I think.
Doing it is another thing entirely though :^)
It's hard to know what someone's thinking when they look at you like that. I figure the best way is probably to strike up a conversation...
And if you get the chance with someone, go for it!
> And "Colonel Gaddaffi"; could you give me some more
> information (ie. web addresses, reliable banks that do them and
> stuff) on Switch cards, please?
I'd expect most places would offer you a debit card. A credit card could be less likely, but since you can't go overdrawn on a switch, I can't see why you wouldn't get one.
My advice would be to go into a bank and ask them. Just ask to go speak to someone about opening an account, then ask if you can have a switch card with it, and if so, sign up.
I'm 90% certain they will let you have one. A lot of their published information about these things isn't always very clear, probably because of all the technicalities and exceptions they have to point out, but if you ask, you'll probably get.
I can recommend HSBC. I've never had any problems with them. Though most major banks will likely be just as good.
> (Sorry about the name-thing. It's only, I heard that name somewhere
> the other day, and it made me think of your new one - of which, I
> have no idea where it comes from. ;) )
That's where I got it from. Might change it again soon though...
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