Mr. TODE's (new) wild ride! and other stuff
Back in November, we had a little accident in her car. That compounded with other problems (who really needs brakes anyway) led to us trading it in for our new car.
The closest I'll probably ever get to having a DeLorean.
It's a 1998 Ford Mustang with only 57,000 miles on it. Drives REAL nice, although the gas mileage is shit. Still, it's nice to have a car that people will actually complement you on...
I haven't posted in a while because I've been playing too many DS games. I should have Warioware soon. But even this nice collection of ours I've really only been playing Tetris over WiFi (friend code: 900886 089364) and Brain Age.
Can you tell which ones she plays? I hope so.
The TV has been a real treat. Although, every now and then, it will confuse the HDMI connections or not even deliver a signal. It's a pretty easy fix, though: Just unplug the power cord from the TV, wait 30 seconds, and plug it back in.
So many inputs, I'll probably never use them all.
Wii and PS3 are next, but not for a long time.
Here's a shot from a DVD. What I like is that even standard-def stuff looks great on this TV, not too grainy.
This is an episode of Batman: The Animated Series recorded on VHS in 1993.
It even makes THIS look decent.
The closest I'll probably ever get to having a DeLorean.
It's a 1998 Ford Mustang with only 57,000 miles on it. Drives REAL nice, although the gas mileage is shit. Still, it's nice to have a car that people will actually complement you on...
I haven't posted in a while because I've been playing too many DS games. I should have Warioware soon. But even this nice collection of ours I've really only been playing Tetris over WiFi (friend code: 900886 089364) and Brain Age.
Can you tell which ones she plays? I hope so.
The TV has been a real treat. Although, every now and then, it will confuse the HDMI connections or not even deliver a signal. It's a pretty easy fix, though: Just unplug the power cord from the TV, wait 30 seconds, and plug it back in.
So many inputs, I'll probably never use them all.
Wii and PS3 are next, but not for a long time.
Here's a shot from a DVD. What I like is that even standard-def stuff looks great on this TV, not too grainy.
This is an episode of Batman: The Animated Series recorded on VHS in 1993.
It even makes THIS look decent.