What do you want for the Holidays that ISN'T a game?
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A second monitor for my computer would be nice. In my computer animation class, we work on two monitors. I do have a mac with a 27" monitor, but it doesn't beat two monitors. One for the program, one for the extra menus and reference material. Not much beats that.
Also, gas money. My boyfriend lives half an hour out of town, and I'd like to visit him at his house more often without draining my wallet so fast :<
Also, gas money. My boyfriend lives half an hour out of town, and I'd like to visit him at his house more often without draining my wallet so fast :<
Book vouchers. Could always do with some book vouchers. Or just, well, money. My cultural background makes a thing out of gifting money though, so that's good. And I'd like a new computer, or at least a new graphics card. Mine is pretty terrible. (Skyrim on lowest settings, so sad...) And I'd also like some nice, predictable weather these holidays - come on, Melbourne. 33 degrees on Friday, 23 degrees on Saturday? Calm the hell down.
Not quite. It's the jacket that Ray Toro wore during The Black Parade. You can buy all of the different jackets, but this one stood out to me.Chased said:That looks like the jacket that Gerard Way wore during My Chemical Romance's Black Parade era.Scarecrow 8 said:I'm getting a few things, but the main thing I'm gonna be getting is this:
Best jacket I've ever seen.
Thermal underwear (I work outdoors)
Five Finger Death Punch - American Capitalist
Swiss ball (those giant inflatable exercise balls that are surprisingly fun to sit/bounce on)
And uh... that's pretty much it.
Five Finger Death Punch - American Capitalist
Swiss ball (those giant inflatable exercise balls that are surprisingly fun to sit/bounce on)
And uh... that's pretty much it.
Hmm...
1) Books. Must be fiction, preferably fantasy, ideally dystopian.
2) Molymods! For my chemistry class, although blutac and pencils will also do the job.
3) Time. For my writing. Because I'm a writer. Of fantasy (not dystopian though). Am I any good? Eh. Opinion varies, personally I don't think so.
4) Food. Chocolate appreciated, candy floss adored (only good candy floss, though. Not that cheap bucket stuff. Bagged is good, or failing that, M&S do good bucket candy floss...)
5) Films. Not Beastly. I Am Number Four was good for a teen movie. Resident Evil (Afterlife) much preferred though.
6) Coffee Syrup. Starbucks do nice caramel syrup.
7) Posters, pictures and other things to make my walls look interesting.
8) A new laptop (yeah right).
9) An agreeable way out of my current social predicament (even more unlikely).
Actually, I don't think there ARE any games I'd like for Christmas. I have Skyrim and Uncharted 3, I'm refusing to get Assassin's Creed: Revelations unless Ezio Auditore di Firenze dies (which seems kinda unlikely) and I'm not a CoD or Battlefield girl...
That's all the main stuff covered. Wait, there is one, Rage!
1) Books. Must be fiction, preferably fantasy, ideally dystopian.
2) Molymods! For my chemistry class, although blutac and pencils will also do the job.
3) Time. For my writing. Because I'm a writer. Of fantasy (not dystopian though). Am I any good? Eh. Opinion varies, personally I don't think so.
4) Food. Chocolate appreciated, candy floss adored (only good candy floss, though. Not that cheap bucket stuff. Bagged is good, or failing that, M&S do good bucket candy floss...)
5) Films. Not Beastly. I Am Number Four was good for a teen movie. Resident Evil (Afterlife) much preferred though.
6) Coffee Syrup. Starbucks do nice caramel syrup.
7) Posters, pictures and other things to make my walls look interesting.
8) A new laptop (yeah right).
9) An agreeable way out of my current social predicament (even more unlikely).
Actually, I don't think there ARE any games I'd like for Christmas. I have Skyrim and Uncharted 3, I'm refusing to get Assassin's Creed: Revelations unless Ezio Auditore di Firenze dies (which seems kinda unlikely) and I'm not a CoD or Battlefield girl...
That's all the main stuff covered. Wait, there is one, Rage!
This, and my own house, yup that's what I want, not asking for much am I?cswurt said:What do I want for the holidays that isn't a game?
I want a job! >
My parent say they will pay for my new pc tower unit since my current one is old and unstable now. I will however have to use some of my own money if I want to buy a tower unit good enough to play games (Diablo 3 and GW2) on (it seen my parent limits is around £200- £300 which is no where decent enough to play games).
I also want to buy a new digital camera since the one I'm using is too old ((only 4mp when these days you can get 12-14mp). It doesn't have to be expensive since I'm fine with a £50 camera.
I also want to buy a new digital camera since the one I'm using is too old ((only 4mp when these days you can get 12-14mp). It doesn't have to be expensive since I'm fine with a £50 camera.
A brand spanking new GTX 580 so I can put it into the computer i'm building and make it an uber machine. Then in a year or two ill add another one and the computer will be GODLIKE.
I love those things, would be cool to have some molecules that I need to remember or a series of reactions to learn scattered around my room, you've made me want some nowLetitha said:
OT: Maybe a new PC, mines getting outdated and I want to play BF3 and Skyrim maxed out, would be nice.
I'm also considering a nice acoustic guitar because I have a shoddy, bog standard one at the moment that sounds horrible and plasticy when I play it.
I'd like to get a Kindle e-reader and/or an electric guitar (even if it's a fairly cheap one), which can be used with the game Guitar Smith.
World peace and a woman to love.
Oh, and a wing of the Democratic Party finally just coming out and saying "Hey! We're Social Democrats!" so I don't have to be torn between my allegiance to an old party that used to do a lot more good than it is now, despite the prgoress being made today, and a movement which has yet to gain any sort of steam in American politics.
Oh, and a wing of the Democratic Party finally just coming out and saying "Hey! We're Social Democrats!" so I don't have to be torn between my allegiance to an old party that used to do a lot more good than it is now, despite the prgoress being made today, and a movement which has yet to gain any sort of steam in American politics.