Unicomp's the only company still making a buckling spring board, to my knowledge. Buckling Springs are unique to IBM's boards, and Unicomp produced successors. If you want those springs, then you have no choice unless you can find an old Model M. As someone using a Das Keyboard with Cherry MX Blues I've no complaints with this thing. There are also some boards with Alps (or ALPS) switches, but they're another kettle of fish entirely. Mechanical boards of any kind are hard to dislike. I haven't played with an M or a Unicomp made keyboard, but if you can get your hands on one, and you want it? Do it.
I have landline in my house which goes virtually unused, and a mobile phone as well. The landline is there for.... I have no idea, to be quite honest. It's just there because.
Favorite Ferrari: 250 GTE, if it has to be stock. If it can be an owner-modified car, then the twin-turbo Enzo probably. I just think it's pretty cool that someone destroyed their Enzo and instead of letting it remain dead, they brought it back as a straight-line improvement over the original
Just under £25, so far. I bought one GTA Complete Collection for myself, one to trade with a Belgian guy who would otherwise have been jipped on the price (got Company of Heroes: Gold and Audiosurf for it since they add to roughly the same value), and one to repay a guy I know for giving me a Battlefield 1943 code for Xbox 360 about two years ago. I do repay my debts, and if I can do it with something decent then why not?.
I bought Mafia II because I love Mafia II. I hope they put The City of Lost Heaven up for next to nothing as well. I'll vote for The Witcher 2 as well, even though it isn't really going to run on my system (GT220 ;___;).
I found it was better than I expected. Mind you, I like IO's games. I got my Limited Edition copy for £10 so if you can get it for that price you might as well. The Limited Edition adds nothing to your experience in the game since the weapons will be in the Multiplayer section and the Arcade mode only, and there's a reasonable chance you won't try either. The game's style is pretty good and the story is intense, if not well written. It manages to go to some really dark places but it's not forgiving if you're playing it for achievements or a challenge. Hard difficulty more or less comes down to the game being a breeze until a few points involving light machine guns where you're cut to shreds in moments.
Lucozade. Not sure if it's sold outside of the United States, but it's one of the finest drinks on the market. The Original version especially has nothing else which comes close to it. It tastes nothing like Red Bull, Relentless, Monster or the others. It's the sort of thing you could drink as a normal everyday choice and not even know it was an energy drink. The marketing doesn't even make it all that clear, but the taste is impossible to beat. Other flavors exist as well, including Cherry, Apple, Cola, and Citrus. Pretty sure Citrus isn't sold any longer, but it was clear and looked almost like water. The taste can't be compared to anything else, because it's just so much better. Everyone ought to try it if they find themselves in the UK.
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