The Temple of Bague Wasting bandwidth since 1997 - Now in our 27th wasteful year!
Game Diary / 14 April 2006 / John / 0
Ok, ok, so it’s been out for three years, but it’s one of those ‘I really should play this at some point’ games. I bought it on release date and it was replaced by our insurance (after the house fire) two years ago and, well, it’s still in the shrink wrap. First: It’s gorgeous. Dear
Rants / 12 April 2006 / John / 2
It is, you know. I know this. I know this for a fact. How do I know it? Well, let me explain. You see, I bought the DVD of King Kong from Tesco last night. Unfortunately, before I can watch it, I have to sit through a three minute UNSKIPPABLE ‘Piracy Is A Crime’ FUD-commercial.
Australia / 12 April 2006 / John / 0
Well, some progress at last. The assurance of support bond was wired to Australia today, so our bank account is several thousand pounds lighter, but it’s one more milestone passed. Things are looking good on the house front. We really just have the medicals to pay for and that’s us. Here’s hoping for some feedback
Game Diary / 8 April 2006 / John / 0
Humph. Sold my turnips this morning. 177 bells each – not great, but the highest it’s been all week. I just know Nook will drop the price after lunch so I thought I’d quit while I was ahead. If he goes up to 500 bells this afternoon, I’ll NOT be pleased.
Australia / 7 April 2006 / John / 0
it didn’t quite go according to plan. Essentially, the sale has been delayed a week to allow the buyers to sort out some issues they have. It will be going ahead next week, though. Either that or it’ll be going back on the market.
Game Diary / 3 April 2006 / John / 0
   In Which Many Things Are Resolved. Well, after buying loads of turnips on Sunday for 94 bells a go, I anxiously checked out Nook the Crook’s prices this morning. 74 bells! RUBBISH! So, I checked back in after lunch – 72 bells! RUBBISHEST! So, instead of making vast quantities of bells on the Stalk
Australia / 2 April 2006 / John / 0
Well, another few days on. Our house sale is looming – 7th April is the entry date. While we have no real cause to be concerned, we’re a *teensy* bit worried about everything going according to plan because it’s not a normal sale. We’re trying our best not to worry about things but, as the
Game Diary / 2 April 2006 / John / 0
And so it begins all over again. The only thing that prevented the original GameCube Animal Crossing obsession from continuing was that it was such a hassle getting time on the telly, doing the whole freeloader swappy thing, switching memory cards and so on. On the DS, you switch it on and it’s all there.