A one of these:
And a this:
Going on a killing spree are we?
Oh, and you got Battlefield!
Show off your latest purchase!
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Going on a killing spree are we?
Oh, and you got Battlefield!
boiltheocean
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One litre of Torco RSF Medium oil, it's time to finally fix my Fox Float 100RL's.
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livemusic
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Nice, now you can get some dog tags.A one of these:
And a this:
Also, have fun with BC2.
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- madmike1986
I don't have pictures yet but today I picked up my 2000 Alfa Romeo 156 2.0 T-spark.
I love Alfa's, this is my very first one. And I can safely say its the fastest non-turbo 2.0litre car I have ever driven
I love Alfa's, this is my very first one. And I can safely say its the fastest non-turbo 2.0litre car I have ever driven
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- motortrend
Is that a Lexus? Looks a lot like a Lexus center console
CodeRedR51
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Bought a pair of these today. Got them for $50 ($15 off) because they were the last pair:
Also, I had this already but had to sell my previous copy when I was unemployed, so since it was on sale at Best Buy for $10 I snagged it up.
Also, I had this already but had to sell my previous copy when I was unemployed, so since it was on sale at Best Buy for $10 I snagged it up.
ExigeEvan
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http://www.google.co.uk/products/ca...E8QORiqWEBQ&ved=0CEAQ8wIwAQ&biw=1366&bih=667#Since none of the bike mounted lights have worked worth a damn, I picked this up instead.
75, 43 or 15 lumens and 11, 20 or 55 hours of runtime on 3 AAA's for $20. 👍
Would have recommended that if you'd asked
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- Cy-Fi
I bought one like that a while ago but the mount didn't stay tight enough so I returned it.http://www.google.co.uk/products/ca...E8QORiqWEBQ&ved=0CEAQ8wIwAQ&biw=1366&bih=667#
Would have recommended that if you'd asked
You can charge/transfer a cell phone, mp3 player or other portable device using mini or micro USB off of a USB port.^I don't know what the hell that does, but it sure looks cool
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- bramturismo
Original plan was to go and buy Dead Space 2 on Saturday, but it was sold out. So I was browsing the Blu-Ray movies and realized I never saw the Deathly Hallows Part 1 movie.
Then I browsed the PS3 games section and stumbled upon a "Buy 2 for the price of 1" action for a selection of games. I did spot Dead Space 1, but there was no other game that looked remotely interesting. There were NFS: Shift 1 and GRID, but both of these games are absolute rubbish. Then I looked over my shoulder and saw the Platinum version of GTA IV.
I realized I originally wanted to get the game for PC a few months earlier, but it was sold out and even though they said they'd contact me upon new stock, I never heard of them. So I grabbed my chance and got GTA IV for the PS3 instead.
Although it's definitely not a stunner graphics-wise, this game is the best game I have ever bought. It's the small details that makes this game the most complete game I have ever played. A belated guest to the party, yes, but my God is this guest happy he arrived late!
nick09
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You should look at Okami. It's not the best in graphics but if you have a PS2 or even better the Wii(It will be easier with the wii-mote to make the brushstrokes). I personally think the Japanese art makes up for it's graphics(and it's very beautiful). I played the PS2 version(thanks to yaywalter for the free copy) for 2 and half hours and I was hooked. Very forgiving game if you fail at the brushstrokes(it tells you how after so many tries and you can always look back at the logs in the game). It's a gem that is not well known.
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- Minty TS
HP Pavilion Dv7-4087cl Entertainment - Core i5 2.26 GHz - 17.3″ - 6 GB Ram - 640 GB HDD
All in all this cost me $350 including the 2 year protection plan.
I use to have a lower end model of this same laptop, but when I sent it in for repairs they just let me choose a new one so I had to pay the difference for this. And that little bar in the bottom right; that's a fingerprint scanner
I know it's not the most impressive PC ever, but it's a hell of a lot better than my old one.
All in all this cost me $350 including the 2 year protection plan.
I use to have a lower end model of this same laptop, but when I sent it in for repairs they just let me choose a new one so I had to pay the difference for this. And that little bar in the bottom right; that's a fingerprint scanner
I know it's not the most impressive PC ever, but it's a hell of a lot better than my old one.
nick09
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Should look into ASUS laptops in the future. Most of them are packed with good hardware for the price and my current laptop has been supporting me for 10 months no problems so far. The only problem I might have is that the hard drive in my laptop is known to fail early according to many reviews, where mine has been running fine.
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Went on a Blu-Ray binge before work.
Watched it on 3d yesterday.
Really funny. The horse and cameleon are hillarious.
Got me this
That looks cool as hell. How much did that set you back?
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SCOSCHE flipSYNC Keychain with USB 2.0 Charge & Sync Dual Cable for Micro & Mini USB Devices - $7.99:
Took advantage of the deal yesterday since it was $7.99 with free shipping and I knew it would come in handy one day.
That is awesome. One of those would come in so handy for me. I'd be able to use my phone to transfer documents about then as I would always have my car keys with me. Now to see if you can purchase them in the UK...
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