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What else is there to say about a pair of new runners? They look like they're designed for a purpose rather than just fashion, so as long as they're comfortable and appropriate for your running, they're good. I guess it'd be different if you bought fashionable shoes, but who buys shoes like those for fashion?
I like the phone, but the OS...Symbian is almost dead...
I'm very happy with my iPhone, the best mobile OS at the moment.
My purchase yesterday 66
new kicks:
opinons comments? I'm not crazy about the yellow
Sweet. I love my Shox for running.
Interesting opinion.
Care to elaborate on why/how Symbian is almost dead? Not interested in an argument, just want to know what you know.
I finally got back to playing Fallout 3, and finished the main quest. But, since I planned all along to go back and play again, I held off on getting the DLC until all 3 were out. Well, the 3rd expansion finally came out this week, and I jumped in.
Started a new game last night, completed the initial Vault 101 section, and then headed straight to "Operation: Anchorage" and played through it. Turns out to be a good way to start the game, since you get a TON of super kick ass stuff in it. I'm gonna do a couple side quests so that I can get a place in Megaton, but then I'm heading to "The Pitt" to wreck shop on some slavers.
I plan to get both of those 2 expansions done first basically, then I'm going to go and get all of the side quests done that I didn't do in my first play through. Then, when I get all of them done, I'll go and play the main quest to completion so that I can get the "Broken Steel" stuff going. Should be fun. This game is sooooo good. Very deserving of all of its "Game of the Year" awards last year.
Started a new game last night, completed the initial Vault 101 section, and then headed straight to "Operation: Anchorage" and played through it. Turns out to be a good way to start the game, since you get a TON of super kick ass stuff in it. I'm gonna do a couple side quests so that I can get a place in Megaton, but then I'm heading to "The Pitt" to wreck shop on some slavers.
I plan to get both of those 2 expansions done first basically, then I'm going to go and get all of the side quests done that I didn't do in my first play through. Then, when I get all of them done, I'll go and play the main quest to completion so that I can get the "Broken Steel" stuff going. Should be fun. This game is sooooo good. Very deserving of all of its "Game of the Year" awards last year.
hated that game, loved oblivion thoughI finally got back to playing Fallout 3, and finished the main quest. But, since I planned all along to go back and play again, I held off on getting the DLC until all 3 were out. Well, the 3rd expansion finally came out this week, and I jumped in.
Started a new game last night, completed the initial Vault 101 section, and then headed straight to "Operation: Anchorage" and played through it. Turns out to be a good way to start the game, since you get a TON of super kick ass stuff in it. I'm gonna do a couple side quests so that I can get a place in Megaton, but then I'm heading to "The Pitt" to wreck shop on some slavers.
I plan to get both of those 2 expansions done first basically, then I'm going to go and get all of the side quests done that I didn't do in my first play through. Then, when I get all of them done, I'll go and play the main quest to completion so that I can get the "Broken Steel" stuff going. Should be fun. This game is sooooo good. Very deserving of all of its "Game of the Year" awards last year.
I sooo lurve Fallout 3. It's the only game that rivals my love for MGS4. I am trying to get into Oblivion though.
No, but they gets points for being interesting.
I returned the Swiss Army bag I bought last week and went with a Spire Mojo Messenger bag instead. This bag replaces a Timbuk2 bag that didn't quite fit my 17" MacBook Pro. The Mojo is probably the best messenger/laptop bag that I've ever had.
Trails definitely, but not often for city travel, though they're just as good for that.
Damn I only bought Anchorage... There are so many games that I need to finish (Killzone 2, GTA IV, Bioshock, Assassins Creed, Mass Effect, I should maybe stop buying games until I finish a few). Every time I try to finish the main mission in Fallout 3 I end up getting distracted by side missions. I think I might need to check out the other two. BTW if I haven't played Fallout 3 since I bought the Anchorage DLC, but do you know if you can enter into the DLC without starting a new game? If you don't mind PM so we can keep this thread on track.
Ahhh, I bought one of these about a month, month and a half ago. I LOVE IT. Every once in a while I unplug it just to say I'm running off of battery power
. And I figure its good to exercise the batteries every so often. It works amazingly well, especially for the price. The LCD is great and very informative! I'm buying two more actually for other stuff around the house.
Ahhh, I bought one of these about a month, month and a half ago. I LOVE IT. Every once in a while I unplug it just to say I'm running off of battery power
How's the Mac support for it?
I soo want one of these, but can't right now. And probably just get a a Series 5 LCD model. Would like to go 46" as well but I'll have to actually compare sizes in person, that might be too big.
On the subject, how many different models of TVs does a company really need??? Samsung has like 5 or more series and each of those has like 30 different models (no kidding!). Most of them I can't tell what the difference is. I know there are some (120Hz, contrast ratios, number of inputs, etc.) but it just seems like they have a ridiculous number of needless variations.
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