Project: Uganda
I bought my little brother an Xbox 360. Defaced it a little bit and sending it down to Uganda.
I spent an age of copying music and installing games on it.
Even ripping my MP3's into an Xbox friendly format to copy to my Xbox.
End result? 1052 songs on the Xbox. Loads of games installed to HDD. Only 19.1GB of 250GB free. And going to see if I can find a few more games cheap. I'm after Mirrors Edge, Assassin's Creed 1 and Halo 3. After that, next shipment won't arrive until 2013.
Of all the football related insults you could have gone with, the best you could come up with was Arsenal are a terrible team?
I love you Vic but you suck fat ones
Look, my mum may see that Xbox. Didn't want to shock her with my bad language. Best to keep it PG.
Blucey..., I..., I thank you. My brother thanks you. PM incoming.
I've got some zebra porn if he's into that sort of thing?
Oooooooh it's an invisible signature... oooooooooh!!
Life's greatest battles, often are fought alone.
Well, I am. So I guess he would be too. Probably wouldn't get through customs, so I should probably have it. Just..., because.
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I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=55.860186,-4.279975
Today, I bought these things.
Buying ancient games is actually pain-free. I really don't mind paying £4.50 for new copies of games like this. Thank you, cut-throat world of e-commerce, for your unbelievable bargains.
Today I bought this. Again, £4.50. If you were just starting this generation, you would be loving it.
I've just bought tickets to Uganda. Going to hand-deliver a package over there, since it is much cheaper than sending it there via post. Haven't seen the parents in about 20 years. Looking forward to the trip.
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