acsguitar wrote:I actually heard Snoopy vs RB is a good game
I've only played it a little. I was afraid it was going to be really easy since it looks like a kids game but it has been more challenging than I thought. It isn't meant to be a real serious game so if you are looking for a flight sim look elsewhere but it is tons of fun.
Yea it got a 7.6 on gamespot which is a good rating for that game
Snoopy laughing when he shoots down enemy planes is worth at least a 5.0 by it
knapplc wrote:I got a gift card from Starbucks from my wife. What a lame, crappy gift. I love my wife dearly and all, but she's a terrible gift-giver.
Uh, oh. One of the things I got my wife was a Starbucks gift card. I generally hate gift cards, but she loves Starbucks (has one at her work) so I thought it was fitting. She likes those teas they have. I hope she meant it when she said she loved it.
knapplc wrote:I got a gift card from Starbucks from my wife. What a lame, crappy gift. I love my wife dearly and all, but she's a terrible gift-giver.
Uh, oh. One of the things I got my wife was a Starbucks gift card. I generally hate gift cards, but she loves Starbucks (has one at her work) so I thought it was fitting. She likes those teas they have. I hope she meant it when she said she loved it.
I got my wife a gift card because that's what she asked for. I think if your wife asked for it then you really can't go wrong. But I never asked for a gift card.
knapplc wrote:I got a gift card from Starbucks from my wife. What a lame, crappy gift. I love my wife dearly and all, but she's a terrible gift-giver.
Uh, oh. One of the things I got my wife was a Starbucks gift card. I generally hate gift cards, but she loves Starbucks (has one at her work) so I thought it was fitting. She likes those teas they have. I hope she meant it when she said she loved it.
I got my wife a gift card because that's what she asked for. I think if your wife asked for it then you really can't go wrong. But I never asked for a gift card.
She didn't ask for one either, but she likes them so I was thinking I was in the clear with this one. I'll have to inquire if she's using it or not. Do you go to Starbucks?
Pretty much every day. They put one on my route to work, so what choice do I have? Bastards!!!
What's interesting is that in the part of Hollywood I work in, is we're just surrounded by Mom-and-Pop coffee shops (there's one downstairs too) that are upscale nonetheless. You could find a Starbucks about three blocks away though. I don't drink coffee and so, I wouldn't understand the rage behind paying upscale prices for fancy coffee (even though I understand the trendiness behind it). I know if I received a Starbucks gift card for Christmas, I'd have to raise an eyebrow in disappointment. Ah, it's times like these I'm glad I'm not married or in a relationship.
Pretty much every day. They put one on my route to work, so what choice do I have? Bastards!!!
What's interesting is that in the part of Hollywood I work in, is we're just surrounded by Mom-and-Pop coffee shops (there's one downstairs too) that are upscale nonetheless. You could find a Starbucks about three blocks away though. I don't drink coffee and so, I wouldn't understand the rage behind paying upscale prices for fancy coffee (even though I understand the trendiness behind it). I know if I received a Starbucks gift card for Christmas, I'd have to raise an eyebrow in disappointment. Ah, it's times like these I'm glad I'm not married or in a relationship.
Gift Cards to places I don't like don't really upset me. I just use those as gifts for someone else and it saves me the money I would have spent on that person anyways.
For example, my dad got me an iTunes gift card, but I know how to get anything I want for free, so I never use iTunes to buy music. So this girl I am dating just got an iPod for Xmas (she knew she was getting it. Her parents don't buy expensive gifts so her brothers and her all kind of do it for each other instead) so I gave her the iTunes card as if I bought it and "put thought behind it".
You have no frame of reference, Donny. You're like a child who walks into the middle of a movie...