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Persian Classic!

Author: admin
25.02.2010
Persian Classic!

I remember hearing about the boy up the street who was getting a

Sega Mega Drive for Christmas. That boy, that darn inconsiderate boy…how dare he get one and not be a friend of mine! The news was more than just stunning: in a time of nobody in our village owning a Mega Drive it was devastating. Sleek, shiny, kind of like the Knight Rider car of olden day video games consoles, the Mega Drive was, in a time before Read the rest of this entry »

Forza Motorsport 3

Author: admin
25.02.2010

Do you hate driving games and think they get much more credit than they really deserve? I do. I know that’s not something a man should really be admitting to, but I feel like it’s an important point. I’ve just never really got on with them and I can’t really tell you why that is. I suppose I just always found them a bit boring. The attraction was lost on me.

Until my brother managed to convince me that Forza Read the rest of this entry »

Surviving

Author: admin
22.02.2010

British hit show Keeping Up Appearances: that’s the subject of discussion here. Click on the link and vent your feelings!

Another very good question you must have asked yourself if you’ve seen this show: could you survive in Richard’s shoes?

It’s an interesting point, why do we like to watch poor Richard’s misfortune when we wouldn’t last five minutes in his shoes? And do we shout at him to leave that house, or do we beg him to Read the rest of this entry »

09.02.2010
The Apple iPad: A Quick Review

After a long wait, Apple’s version of the tablet PC has finally arrived. The iPad as they call it is set to go on sale in April this year. The latest offering from Apple is a cross between a Smartphone and a laptop and takes tablets to new highs.

Main Features

The iPad incorporates a 9.7 inch wide touch screen to give you perfect hands on experience. It also has a high resolution backlit LED screen with a 178 degree Read the rest of this entry »