I bought $20 worth of gasoline (not much), a pack of Parliaments, and TACO BELL! My college is one of the only places to still carry Beefy Crunch Burritos!
I bought $20 worth of gasoline (not much), a pack of Parliaments, and TACO BELL! My college is one of the only places to still carry Beefy Crunch Burritos!
Wait, you live in plymouth and buy GASOLINE in DOLLARS? And have Taco bells?!
I'm taking it that you don't live in this plymouth.
My regular one is broken since I had to convert it into a pandora battery, (the TOOL one I ordered didn't work at all! >:/), and it failed to change back!
But at least my PSP is unbricked now.
(Still need to update it to 6.60, but I can't do that without a battery! XD)
Are PSPs that expensive these days? Thinking about getting one so I can play Dexter.
Also, last bought Tine on the PS3. Pretty sure I've got it on Steam already, but it was on offer and I've got the sequel on the console, so it sort of made sense.
I'm getting a new gun tomorrow! So much excitement.
Things like this make me both glad and sad that I don't live in the USA. Glad 'cos the idea of the amount of guns freely available is still a little shocking to a fairly liberal minded Brit like myself and sad because it's been so long since I've done any shooting that I quite miss it.
Things like this make me both glad and sad that I don't live in the USA. Glad 'cos the idea of the amount of guns freely available is still a little shocking to a fairly liberal minded Brit like myself and sad because it's been so long since I've done any shooting that I quite miss it.
This is a debate that's been had before - multiple times on this very forum, in fact - but I think it all boils down to philosophy. Personally, I feel much safer with all of my guns - all two of them until tomorrow - and my proficiency with them.
This is a debate that's been had before - multiple times on this very forum, in fact - but I think it all boils down to philosophy. Personally, I feel much safer with all of my guns - all two of them until tomorrow - and my proficiency with them.
I'm not after a debate, just the conflicts of the social norms I've grown up with in the UK alongside the few years I spent in the cadets learning about weapons (among a lot of other things). So though my gun knowledge is limited it comes from a militaristic viewpoint so it would be fair to say that I'm far more comfortable with them than the average British individual.
One of the many things I'd like to do if I ever visit the states is to try out a few shooting ranges, and different types of weapons as my experience boils down to a few different types of rifles so a handgun is something I'd like to try out as well as shotguns. Ranges do exist here but they're far more restrictive.
I'm not after a debate, just the conflicts of the social norms I've grown up with in the UK alongside the few years I spent in the cadets learning about weapons (among a lot of other things). So though my gun knowledge is limited it comes from a militaristic viewpoint so it would be fair to say that I'm far more comfortable with them than the average British individual.
One of the many things I'd like to do if I ever visit the states is to try out a few shooting ranges, and different types of weapons as my experience boils down to a few different types of rifles so a handgun is something I'd like to try out as well as shotguns. Ranges do exist here but they're far more restrictive.
Hell, if you're ever in Georgia, I've got an AK and a handgun. Tomorrow, I'll have another handgun. Also, like, half the people I know have shotguns.
My regular one is broken since I had to convert it into a pandora battery, (the TOOL one I ordered didn't work at all! >:/), and it failed to change back!
But at least my PSP is unbricked now.
(Still need to update it to 6.60, but I can't do that without a battery! XD)
Turns out my old battery is not dead, (Guess it needed to cool off or something), so I don't actually need this one now...
OH Well! Its nice to have a spare at least!
(Just need my adapter to eventually arrive then 60gb PSP of awesome! )
Epic Mickey
Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party
Super Mario Galaxy
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
For me:
Mass Effect 2 Xbox360 - £6 (Bargain!)
The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest - £4 (Don't judge me)
Uncharted: Drake's Deception - £15 (No manual, but who the hell reads those anyway)
Some Vanilla-flavoured Fudge, some X-Men cartoon DVDs ('Season' 3, Volumes 2 + 3), a 6-pack of Tizer, some bars of Wispa, some AA batteries, 2 packs of Crumpets, a three-pack of Caramac, two cans of Root Beer (woo hoo!) and a box of Lucky Charms cereal (since it's St. Patrick's Day and all).
All in all, well worth the trip into Brighton, even if I did end up hating my fellow man even more than usual!
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I'm not cheap. Well, I am, but that $5 could go towards an autograph or illicit horticulture or something.
Here's a WIP.
EDIT:
I'm think the back slogan could be something like:
"Kill All The Things For Mother Russia!!"
It must be funded.
Wow that really surprised you?
I really gotta stop being so subtle.
Pre Ordered.
Don't those smug looking Knights piss you off?
Where did you get that?
I WANT MY OWN.
Wait, you live in plymouth and buy GASOLINE in DOLLARS? And have Taco bells?!
I'm taking it that you don't live in this plymouth.
Before that, breakfast at McDonalds. I was hungry then, too.
Amazon I saw it on there randomly. You have to pre order and I don't know what features are on it.
Indiana, man!
Link please? I can't find it anywhere.
What? Lilo & Stitch is a good enough film
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mystery-Science-Theater-3000-Humdinger/dp/B007HLVEJ6
My regular one is broken since I had to convert it into a pandora battery, (the TOOL one I ordered didn't work at all! >:/), and it failed to change back!
But at least my PSP is unbricked now.
(Still need to update it to 6.60, but I can't do that without a battery! XD)
Also, last bought Tine on the PS3. Pretty sure I've got it on Steam already, but it was on offer and I've got the sequel on the console, so it sort of made sense.
The used ones go for around £50-60.
(Slim one is the one you want. Either 2000 version or 3000 version (the 3000 version has a playstation logo button instead of a home button))
The new budget model has no Wifi.
(It has a matte finish and its called the E1000 I think (x1000 or something like that))
Things like this make me both glad and sad that I don't live in the USA. Glad 'cos the idea of the amount of guns freely available is still a little shocking to a fairly liberal minded Brit like myself and sad because it's been so long since I've done any shooting that I quite miss it.
That is all.
This is a debate that's been had before - multiple times on this very forum, in fact - but I think it all boils down to philosophy. Personally, I feel much safer with all of my guns - all two of them until tomorrow - and my proficiency with them.
I'm not after a debate, just the conflicts of the social norms I've grown up with in the UK alongside the few years I spent in the cadets learning about weapons (among a lot of other things). So though my gun knowledge is limited it comes from a militaristic viewpoint so it would be fair to say that I'm far more comfortable with them than the average British individual.
One of the many things I'd like to do if I ever visit the states is to try out a few shooting ranges, and different types of weapons as my experience boils down to a few different types of rifles so a handgun is something I'd like to try out as well as shotguns. Ranges do exist here but they're far more restrictive.
Hell, if you're ever in Georgia, I've got an AK and a handgun. Tomorrow, I'll have another handgun. Also, like, half the people I know have shotguns.
I'll have to keep that in mind.
Turns out my old battery is not dead, (Guess it needed to cool off or something), so I don't actually need this one now...
OH Well! Its nice to have a spare at least!
(Just need my adapter to eventually arrive then 60gb PSP of awesome!
This is a room at my wife's great aunt and uncle's house.
That's... that's...
SHANGRI-LA!
For someone else:
Epic Mickey
Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party
Super Mario Galaxy
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
For me:
Mass Effect 2 Xbox360 - £6 (Bargain!)
The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest - £4 (Don't judge me)
Uncharted: Drake's Deception - £15 (No manual, but who the hell reads those anyway)
Some Vanilla-flavoured Fudge, some X-Men cartoon DVDs ('Season' 3, Volumes 2 + 3), a 6-pack of Tizer, some bars of Wispa, some AA batteries, 2 packs of Crumpets, a three-pack of Caramac, two cans of Root Beer (woo hoo!) and a box of Lucky Charms cereal (since it's St. Patrick's Day and all).
All in all, well worth the trip into Brighton, even if I did end up hating my fellow man even more than usual!
Shut up. It was on clearance.
Also, a gift for a friend's birthday.