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Yes, but it's a christmas present, so we're not allowed to play it until then.

Ah.

I'm getting as PSP for Christmas. (I'm buying it for myself, though.)

I hope I get loads and loads of money so that I can spend it all on either an Xbox 360 or a PS3.

A 360 would be ebtter, I'd say.

I think both sound awesome, but I'll need a lot of money...

360's arec heaper.

I've heard the cheapest they come is £130, so I'll still need a lot

Xbox360 are better in my opinion. The red light problem isn't so bad-
ok it is. But it doesn't interfere too much.

I'm certainly buying a PS3, considering that my bro already has a 360. I'm more of XBox fan though.

Shawn wrote:I wish Galbadia Hotel would update it's music once in a while.

It's? IT'S?

Shawn wrote:They should of asked for permission.

Of? OF?

Holy Crap wrote:A 360 would be ebtter, I'd say.

No elaboration required.

Holy Crap wrote:360's arec heaper

Every word in that sentence is fucked up.

Learn basic English, people.

spiraldoor wrote:

Shawn wrote:They should of asked for permission.

Of? OF?

Er, he got that right

I've already mentioned it once, but it looks like Shawn didn't pay attention. Anyway, I still think FAB deserves the award:

Thats what makes me an alutimate true fan of him.

That one hurts my eyes every time I read one of his messages.

Precicly was also quite funny.

I wonder how many convo's we've had about people making typos...

Acarr wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

Shawn wrote:They should of asked for permission.

Of? OF?

Er, he got that right

No he did not. He should have wrote "have", not "of".
Very different words, which sound a little similar.

spiraldoor wrote:

Acarr wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

Shawn wrote:They should of asked for permission.

Of? OF?

Er, he got that right

No he did not. He should have wrote "have", not "of".
Very different words, which sound a little similar.

I thought you were on about the spelling. -_-

Why bother pointing out spelling or grammatical mistakes? They're frequently made, besides it's altogether useless to correct someone when the message has already been posted... Half of them are probably mere typos anyway.

Xenon wrote:Why bother pointing out spelling or grammatical mistakes? They're frequently made, besides it's altogether useless to correct someone when the message has already been posted... Half of them are probably mere typos anyway.

And correcting them constantly is annoying.

I have a dream. A dream of a future where every individual embodies perfection in the fields of grammer, of spelling, of punctuation.

spiraldoor wrote:I have a dream. A dream of a future where every individual embodies perfection in the fields of grammer, of spelling, of punctuation.

That's gay.