What did you buy today? A $300 Laptop?

[Flannel Boy]

I did.

Refurbished Dell 1420
PENTIUM DUAL CORE T2310(1.46GHZ)
120G HARD DRIVE, 5400RPM, Inspiron 1420
2GB,DDR2,667MHZ,2 DIMM,Inspiron 1420
56 WHR,6-CELL,LION,PRIM BATT
8X DVD+/-RW DL, INSPIRON
DELL WRLS 1390 802.11G,ROW INSP
GLOSSY, HIGH CONTRAST, WIDESCREEN 14.1 I
HD AUDIO 2.0
HW WRTY,INSP,1420,SOL,INIT

INTEGRATED 2.0MEGA PIXEL WEB CAM
INTEGRATED NIC AND MODEM
INTEL GMA 3100, INSP 1420
INTEL PENTIUM DUAL CORE, NBK
MS WORKS 8.5,DAO,ENG, INS
NO WARRANTY,YRS 2/3(1-1-1RTD)
PREMIUM GREEN
RTD,INSP,1420,SOL,INIT YR
WARRANTY SPRT,INSP,INIT YR
WIN VISTA HOME PREM,ENG,INS

http://www.auction4it.com/lot.cfm?lotID=100012527

[Rman]

When I read the thread title I thought it was one of the third world laptops. No offense.

[Flannel Boy]

When I read the thread title I thought it was one of the third world laptops. No offense.

I think it was a steal for $303 CDN. The CPU is a bit slow, but otherwise it's a nice laptop.

Someone may want to get this one for $500 http://www.auction4it.com/lot.cfm?lotID=100012769 It included a 9-cell battery and bluetooth.

[Madrun Badrun]

Thats better than my 1500 dell I got just 2 and a half years ago. 

Now you made me feel bad, jerk. 

[aoi tsuki]

Not to start an OS war, but i thought "damn, that's a good deal" until i read "WIN VISTA HOME PREM". :/

Still, that's pretty hot. Much better for my money than one of these EEE/netbook machines. Exactly what kind of warranty do they come with? There's conflicting info on the page.

[demi]

I went to the gas station and bought a Lunchables

[Trent Dole]

A vermont burger at friendly's and some gas.

[demi]

It was a pizza Lunchables

[Barry Egan]

It was a pizza Lunchables

you had cardboard with tomato sauce on top basically.

[demi]

And a CapriSun to wash it down with

[Olivia Wilde Homo]

It was a pizza Lunchables

Wow.  What snack did it include?

[demi]

A starburst

[Flannel Boy]

Not to start an OS war, but i thought "damn, that's a good deal" until i read "WIN VISTA HOME PREM". :/

Still, that's pretty hot. Much better for my money than one of these EEE/netbook machines. Exactly what kind of warranty do they come with? There's conflicting info on the page.

Six months.

I don't mind Vista; I just hope it runs well on such a slow CPU.

[Smooth Groove]

A $75 joystick.

Pic please.  Joysticks are awesome. 

No homo. 

[Bildi]

Tomatoes and some bread.

[Smooth Groove]

A $75 joystick.

Pic please.  Joysticks are awesome. 

No homo. 

I have this:
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Sweet.  Those can hardly be found anymore because they can be used with both PS2s and PS3s. 

How good does it work? 

The most expensive joystick I ever got was a MAS for the Dreamcast.  I don't think it was worth the money though. 

[Smooth Groove]

Did you try the adapter below?  It's supposedly the best for joysticks.

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/review/pelicans-ps2-to-ps3-controller-adapter-hands+on-265731.php

[MrAngryFace]

A FANCY FUCKIN PILLOW FOR MY DELICATE HEAD



Between this and Matlock im officially old.

Also bought Ikaruga and R&B Table for Pinball FX and its an awesome table on XBLA

[Smooth Groove]

ha ha, MAF, you'll be getting heat packs soon. 

[jiji]

Agfa APX 100 35mm film (24 exposures) x 9

[Bildi]

A FANCY FUCKIN PILLOW FOR MY DELICATE HEAD

These pillows are frickin' great.  When I went overseas for two months I took mine with me.

Is that pillow made with that memory foam stuff?

[Enl]

I snagged Ikaruga, a Pina Colada Sobe, a bag of TGI Friday's Bacon n' Cheddar Potato Skins, and a 4 gig memory stick for my newly hacked PSP.

[MrAngryFace]

Yup, it has some blue shit that keeps my head cool n stuff too, or so the box says

[bork]

Nothing yet, but I'm gonna go get Mario Kart Wii today. 

And probably be really, really disappointed and wonder why I got it.

Basically it's a typical Nintendo purchase.

[Eric P]

yesterday i splurge purchased



The City on the Edge of Forever: The Original Teleplay that Became the Classic Star Trek Episode (Paperback)

Ellison has had it--up to here! He wrote the original teleplay for the first Star Trek TV series' most popular episode (in which Kirk and Spock leap through a time gate into 1930s Chicago in order to prevent history being changed) and then watched, patiently fuming, for 30 years as Gene Roddenberry, that blankity-blank-blank, told everyone what an incompetent job Ellison had done and how much he had to labor to realize the script that was finally filmed. Yet since Ellison's original won a Writers Guild Award, the highest honor TV dramatists bestow, how incompetent could it have been? The answer, verified by the script's reappearance here alongside two prefatory treatments and two scenes Ellison added at Roddenberry's request, is "not at all." Seconding that assessment, four other ST writers and four original cast members weigh in. But what makes this the ST book of the year (maybe all time) is Ellison's sputtering, raging, fuming introduction in which he sets the record straight, by God! Invective doesn't come any better these days. Both ears and the tail, Harl!

$3 plus shipping!

[Flannel Boy]

Owned

Your order of Dell  I1420-238 is not available, please choose another model and submit order again.
 
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions

:'(

[Bloodwake]

yesterday i splurge purchased

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The City on the Edge of Forever: The Original Teleplay that Became the Classic Star Trek Episode (Paperback)

Ellison has had it--up to here! He wrote the original teleplay for the first Star Trek TV series' most popular episode (in which Kirk and Spock leap through a time gate into 1930s Chicago in order to prevent history being changed) and then watched, patiently fuming, for 30 years as Gene Roddenberry, that blankity-blank-blank, told everyone what an incompetent job Ellison had done and how much he had to labor to realize the script that was finally filmed. Yet since Ellison's original won a Writers Guild Award, the highest honor TV dramatists bestow, how incompetent could it have been? The answer, verified by the script's reappearance here alongside two prefatory treatments and two scenes Ellison added at Roddenberry's request, is "not at all." Seconding that assessment, four other ST writers and four original cast members weigh in. But what makes this the ST book of the year (maybe all time) is Ellison's sputtering, raging, fuming introduction in which he sets the record straight, by God! Invective doesn't come any better these days. Both ears and the tail, Harl!

$3 plus shipping!

Wow, do want.

[CajoleJuice]

About to mail my License Renewal. 50 bucks

[Eric P]

yesterday i splurge purchased

(Image removed from quote.)

The City on the Edge of Forever: The Original Teleplay that Became the Classic Star Trek Episode (Paperback)

Ellison has had it--up to here! He wrote the original teleplay for the first Star Trek TV series' most popular episode (in which Kirk and Spock leap through a time gate into 1930s Chicago in order to prevent history being changed) and then watched, patiently fuming, for 30 years as Gene Roddenberry, that blankity-blank-blank, told everyone what an incompetent job Ellison had done and how much he had to labor to realize the script that was finally filmed. Yet since Ellison's original won a Writers Guild Award, the highest honor TV dramatists bestow, how incompetent could it have been? The answer, verified by the script's reappearance here alongside two prefatory treatments and two scenes Ellison added at Roddenberry's request, is "not at all." Seconding that assessment, four other ST writers and four original cast members weigh in. But what makes this the ST book of the year (maybe all time) is Ellison's sputtering, raging, fuming introduction in which he sets the record straight, by God! Invective doesn't come any better these days. Both ears and the tail, Harl!

$3 plus shipping!

Wow, do want.

http://www.amazon.com/City-Edge-Forever-Original-Teleplay/dp/1565049640/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1207850598&sr=1-2

[AdmiralViscen]

DQMJ + guide
A Whopper and Onion Rings are in my future

Why did I capitalize onion rings