Not since Pacman in the eighties , I have no abilities to control the newfangled controllers nowadays.
What have you bought today?
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Not since Pacman in the eighties , I have no abilities to control the newfangled controllers nowadays.
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Due to my twins 18th birthday, this weekend has mostly been expensive!
Black seems an unlikely colour for a summerhouse
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I've never played a video game for just 10 minutes.... more like hours wasted! Quake, Doom, loved em.
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Hmm In the past I've easily done whole days online
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That yours? V nice not dissimilar to mine actually even the large area of hardwood decking which I built with biscuit joint ls over the lot to hide screw heads...never again.
Clues in the name. Long reach.Ok **** sake I mentioned my long reach pliers set. When online I thought I'd buy a cheap pair for my backup tool set at the same time form Amazon. Wtaf these looked nothing like this in the pic they are massive....
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Actually, I find my long reach ones are very handy and I use them a lot.
Same here. Last games I played were Tetris and Super Mario Kart when I bought my daughter a Game Boy and my son a SNES!
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Ruddles, was it?
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Never done that, an all dayer, just in the eve, but I did wake up a few times in the morning on the sofa with a stiff neck and the controller still in my hand!Hmm In the past I've easily done whole days online
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i did say i ALSO bought a spare pair for my backup tool set.
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Yeah i know doh i misread it i though they were long nose. Yes could come in handy on car, a keeper.Clues in the name. Long reach.
Actually, I find my long reach ones are very handy and I use them a lot.