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 Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 8:50 pm
Lady Pyre Nuh uh! Working Designs! xp *Hug* Fare thee well, Working Designs. I still have that damned Lunar cloth map. I agree with Setz though, I'm more of a publisher fanboy than a particular system. Square-Enix, Bioware, Intelligent Systems, etc. Though, admittedly, I do tend to prefer Nintendo systems simply because they break FAR less than any Sony system I've ever owned. In fact, other than SNES controllers, I don't think I've ever had any N-system break. I prefer AMD over Intel, and NVidia over most other cards. Not for any specific reason, I just get decent performance out of them and I like it. As far as clothes go, I usually like Converse, but thats just because I like the style. I usually just wear boots though, so ******** it. Not like I'd refuse to wear anything else. I usually go for clothes without any logos or brands on them, with the exception of simple designs and random anime or logos I happen to like. I have no problems sporting Haruhara Haruko eating ramen on me. I also happen to like Jack Daniels. Not sure why, just ends up being my favored liquor. When it comes to most things, however, I go with whoever gives me the best service for the lowest price. But like with most things, I'm more than willing to accept a better offer when given the chance.
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Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 8:55 pm
The only deoderant+anti-perspirtants I like are the Secret Platnium ones. They work the best for me and the scents aren't too strong so they don't mix oddly with my perfume.
And I am forever loyal to Tampax Compak (the pocket-sized tampons+applicators)...
I second Pyre's opinion on clothing with advertisments/logos.
The main thing that keeps my and my favorite products/brands apart is mula. D: Quality, afforable clothing that fits me well is hard to come by, so when I find a brand that's cut to my proportions, I will love it. (Like the brand Lux that's sold at Urban Outfitters. Last year roughly a quarter of the clothing I wore was made by Lux.)
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Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 9:01 pm
Tim's Cascade Style jalapeno chips.
I will not eat any other brand of jalapeno chips.
It's rare I will eat any other type of chip.
Can I even BE a loyalist to a chip? D:
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Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 9:08 pm
 Well the only potato chip I will eat are Nantucket Island Sea Salt or Spice chips... so it's defiently possible D:
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Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 9:33 pm
Wolffy000 I prefer AMD over Intel, and NVidia over most other cards. Not for any specific reason, I just get decent performance out of them and I like it. I found ATi's cards to outperform Nividia's cards at a ratio of two to one in my experience. I've been ATi mostly since Voodoo cards went the way of the dodo bird. I'ven always been an AMD fanboy from when I used to build gaming computers before going over to Apple. Apple is pretty much the only time I'll use an Intel chip in my PC/laptop.
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Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 10:23 pm
Wolffy000 Lady Pyre Nuh uh! Working Designs! xp *Hug* Fare thee well, Working Designs. I still have that damned Lunar cloth map. I used to wear my Lucia's pendant every day. Then I noticed the gold was rubbing off from banging on my desk at school. I put it back in it's little velvet satchel before I could do more damage to it, but it still makes me vewy sad. cry Wolffy000 Though, admittedly, I do tend to prefer Nintendo systems simply because they break FAR less than any Sony system I've ever owned. In fact, other than SNES controllers, I don't think I've ever had any N-system break. I've actually had more trouble with Nintendo. My frickin; ATARI still runs, but my NES is busted. The spring that holds the game down is broken... I used to be able to work around that but jamming something else in there, but that stopped working, too. On the other hand, the only trouble I've had with my PSX is the damned memory cards erasing themselves.
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Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 1:40 am
Brands I support with no hesitation:
Nintendo - My first game system was a NES, second was a Gameboy. I still have the latter. The games have always been a blast to play (even the N64), though I'm not quite sure what was up with the Virtual Boy.
Old Navy - Well before they got popular and kicked off their massive ad campaigns... they were one of the only places where I could find clothing that fit properly. It was like I died and went to heaven. Don't care about much else clothing-wise.
AMD - Cheaper and faster than Intel.
nVidia - Rock solid performance and IDEAL driver support.
Motorola - They've made all my portable communications devices from beepers to cellphones. And they've all been rock solid with no problems.
There are probably others, but this is off the top of my head.
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Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 2:35 am
Sorce Motorola - They've made all my portable communications devices from beepers to cellphones. And they've all been rock solid with no problems. I love Motorola. Especially my silver V3 RAZR. I can vouch for Sony though, even if I'm not fond of them. I threw my J300 across the room, had it smash into several pieces against the wall, reassembled it and it worked fine sans dented plastic on the bottom left corner from the impact.
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Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 5:24 pm
Kahz Sorce Motorola - They've made all my portable communications devices from beepers to cellphones. And they've all been rock solid with no problems. I love Motorola. Especially my silver V3 RAZR. I can vouch for Sony though, even if I'm not fond of them. I threw my J300 across the room, had it smash into several pieces against the wall, reassembled it and it worked fine sans dented plastic on the bottom left corner from the impact. Oh God. Reminds me of the TI-83 calculators we all had to have for math class in high school. Some kid dropped his down three flights of stairs... and it still worked. I don't even think the CASING was scratched. Haha. It was great downloading games onto them. If you take a gameboy to school, it gets confiscated. Take your calculator? Only the math teachers ever know what you're doing. rofl
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Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 7:19 pm
Lady Pyre Kahz Sorce Motorola - They've made all my portable communications devices from beepers to cellphones. And they've all been rock solid with no problems. I love Motorola. Especially my silver V3 RAZR. I can vouch for Sony though, even if I'm not fond of them. I threw my J300 across the room, had it smash into several pieces against the wall, reassembled it and it worked fine sans dented plastic on the bottom left corner from the impact. Oh God. Reminds me of the TI-83 calculators we all had to have for math class in high school. Some kid dropped his down three flights of stairs... and it still worked. I don't even think the CASING was scratched. Haha. It was great downloading games onto them. If you take a gameboy to school, it gets confiscated. Take your calculator? Only the math teachers ever know what you're doing. rofl
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Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 7:26 pm
Mmmm, I have the TI-83 Plus... Silver Edition.
It shimmers. surprised
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Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 7:28 pm
I always just took my radio or gameboy or whatever and told them to ******** off and buy their own if they wanted mine so badly.
I think they only ever took my portable radio once, and I got the thing for free so I didn't care much.
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Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 12:56 am
Coke, Labatts.
Sony used to be on that list, but since Halo2 ate my soul, Microsoft has switched me to them for good ole gaming.
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Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 7:23 pm
Urbane Mmmm, I have the TI-83 Plus... Silver Edition.
Apple = <333333333. <3. Dad works down at the paper, and they've always had Macs. I grew up with Macs. I taught myself how to type on a Mac and I taught myself everything there is to know about Macs. Apple is a freaking cool company with freaking cool stuff. I'm saving up my money to get an iPod because I won't buy a cheap-o mp3 player. I gots to have my iPod. And when I get it, I'm going to have different cases to match my wardrobe.
Google. I won't use any other search engine, except when I'm desperate for an mp3, then I go to AltaVista. I have Google merchandise. I have every Google banner made saved on my computer (a Mac, of course). I love Google.
As for clothes, I love the Gap. The Gap helped me through a tough time. Back in eighth and nineth grade when I was a size zero with 33-inch inseams, Gap was the only brand that carried size zero extra-long jeans that I liked. I love their clothes. Now that I'm a size three and Gap has followed the trend of skinny jeans (I still love you, Gap), I wear BKE jeans. They fit, they're comfortable, I can get my 22-inch bells and 35-inch inseams. They are rediculously expensive, but whatever.
Speaking of the Gap, when I'm at the mall in Iowa City and I go to the Gap there, I can only have Brian help me. He's my gay Gap employee. I love Brian so much. He's helped me ever since I was in eighth grade. He knows the colors of the season that look best on me, the best cuts for me, and he knows what I like. Bless Brian.
I'm also a huge fan of Ghibli. I have every Hayao Miyazaki Ghibli film known to man, and almost all of the soundtracks. Miyazaki's films are always so moving and entertaining, and the soundtracks are always awesome.
That's all I can think of right now.
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Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 8:24 pm
Cieve Apple = <333333333. <3. Dad works down at the paper, and they've always had Macs. I grew up with Macs. I taught myself how to type on a Mac and I taught myself everything there is to know about Macs. Apple is a freaking cool company with freaking cool stuff. I'm saving up my money to get an iPod because I won't buy a cheap-o mp3 player. I gots to have my iPod. And when I get it, I'm going to have different cases to match my wardrobe. I'm a new Mac fan(atic). Been over a year now, so I know what you mean. Mac quality is unsurpassed. I know from experience having upgraded/built my PCs for years. The switch was all too easy.
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