So, I first discovered eBay when my sister got into it. I convinced my Dad to sign-up, and the first thing I won was a PS2.

It was a Regular (Fat) PS2, with a controller, memory card, 5 games, demo, steering wheel and a gun – and all for £97, and that included p&p! It was a good deal, but the pay-pal payment took about a week to go through.

When it finally did go through, and it arrived, I opened the box to check if it was all there. It was, except for the memory card.

I set it all up and realised it was a bit faulty – it took about a minute for the console to read the disk, and it refused to play GTA 3 or Vice City. Damn.

So I messaged him and he told me to send it back to him, so he could send me a replacement and I did. At this point I was slightly afraid that this was a scam – because at that moment he had my money and I had little to show for it. This was topped off with him saying in one message “you’ll be surprised when you open the box.”

When the replacement PS2 arrived, I opened the box and wasn’t greeted by the usually blue ps2 box…but a yellow one. At this point I realised – He had sent me a Slimline!

So I ended up with a fairly-new Slimline PS2, plus loads of extras for under £100. Good times.

I also recently bought 2 ‘Stikfa’ figures – one for me and one for Matt, for his birthday. For the unenlightened, Stikfas are little posable figures, which come with accessories. I got the Ninja (Black) which came with a Sword, 2 Knives, 4 Throwing Stars, Another blade thing, and what looks like a hand-rake. It also came with interchangable eyes in the form of stickers, or ‘STIKas’ aswell as a STIKa Karate Belt, STIKa blood pathes, and so on. Of course, I had to get Matt a Pirate. Arr. That came with stuff like a Bottle of Rum, A parrot (not real.) and so forth. The point is, I got them for half the price off of eBay, but at the cost of waiting 6 days for delivery from Hong-Kong.

Due to Coursework, Exams, Blah blah BLAH. We’ve heard it all before.

The Wii was released in America! And no-doubt i’ll be posting about what i’s like.

My friend is taking Woolworths to Court! I’ll cover that too.

I got a Slimline PS2 for Peanuts! Let’s talk about that now!

Regardè ^^^

Sure, Soldat is a fun game. But with every online-shooter it has a huge number of complete retards in it. I had just joined a game, and I took the low route on a map. I stopped, I got my LAW (Rocket Launcher) and made a sexy shot on him.
Note that he was actually camping, waiting for me. In a delicious play on his retarded camping, I shot him. Easy stuff.So what was his response? Not “Nice Shot” or “Lol”. No. It was simply “-_-”. And then a kick-vote was made against me. A kick-vote is when you can elect someone to get kicked from the server. You write a short reason and people vote yes or no.

What was Fat Noob’s reason for me to get kicked? “Perfect Aim”.

No moron. You were camping, and you made yourself and easy target. Blended with a bit of luck on my part – you were shot fair-and-square. I wasn’t hacking, i’m just better than you.

And I face things like this almost weekly. For example, I was totally owning the other team in one match. Of course, I was hacking, so I was kicked.

This would be such an enjoyable game if it wern’t for the mind-dead 12-year-olds who play it.

When asked “So… Diablo 3?”, Knaak replied simply, “I am not writing for a dead world … but a world with dead in. ’nuff said!”

Now I’m no psychic, but this sounds seriously like Blizzard will want to dish out another helping of the menacing world of Diablo. In reply to another question, Knaak said in his answer, “I know that Blizzard is very eager to make Diablo fans happy.”

Here’s hoping I’ll be a happy bunny some time soon! You can check out the whole interview here: BlizzPlanet

Stay tuned.

But believe me, it’s best I get it out of the way, since I have three pieces due for Monday and i’m going to a BBQ on Sunday to eat burgers and light fireworks.

Aside from that i’ve got back into Soldat, which is addictive and gives me writers block.

But the good news about my inactiveness is that i’m also practicing my Adobe Illustrator skills, which means i’m preparing to start my web comic! But…remember PREPARING. PREPARINGGGGG… The finished result probably won’t be seen until the near future.

Aside from this, i’m sorry. Also – I can’t find any good news.

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