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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
X Factor ok so far, i know a lot of people like the auditions but i like it better when it moves to the final stages. 18 year old singin whitney houston is very good!
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Just about to make French bread pizza (a homemade one, French bread, cheese and tomato puree) Then watch X factor with the wife and hopefully get on ps3 later.
No Batman as yet though, but working from home monday so hopeful something comes then.
Just ordered an indian to be delivered and going to watch X Factor, got rather drunk last night and need the rest tonight lol.
Pete i saw district 9 and i do not think it is a girls film, i really enjoyed it but it is different to what i thought the plot would be.
I will try get a review done soon but it is worth a watch.
Picked up Indianna Jones and Kung Fu Panda pack today lol, had a voucher at CEX and used a bit of it up as i finished Batman last night. They are ok games for what i paid but i do not think they will stay long, might pick up Afro Samurai, looks fun. Not sure, just need something to keep me going until WET
Do you reckon its safe to take my Mrs. to watch District 9 ?.Bearing in mind she has a truly terrible taste in films (likes soppy crap mainly).I really fancy it but reckon it might be one to go with my mates to see ?.Last film I went to watch was that 3D hamster thing,can't even remember what the hell it was called.,it was alright though.It was one of the best 3D special agent hamster films I've seen !.
Went to see District 9 last night with Warhunt (among others), not sure on his thoughts on it but I really enjoyed it with lots of 'Rambo comedy killing moments' (as I like to call them) with funky alien weaponry.
Also, the new Bruce Willis and Douglas Quaid films look worth a watch.
Also got some Linksys homeplugs (4 port) coming, which were originally for speed issues with wireless, but will now help sort the problem).
If you are happy with your router, apart from the wireless situation you could always go for a separate WAP (Wireless Access Point) which just connects via a network cable.
I use one of these (Netgear WG602) instead of the built-in wireless on my Thomson 585v6.
It means the 585 runs cooler as the wireless chipset isn't active.
I only use wireless for the kids PCs not my main office. So this gives easy internet control at the flick of a switch.
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