$100 sounds like money, but its not. It's not enough to do anything real, anyway. I started out my personal Xmas shopping (buying for me instead of buying for wife and kids, which was already accomplished for the most part) with $300.
I started out with some used Xbox games, then got a used wired "S" controller for $13. Still wasn't happy, so I bought a Logitech cordless Xbox controller. My oldest kid's getting a Wii for Christmas from his grandparents (mom and I got him an electronic drumset - I would rather have bought the Wii), and I want to go back and finish some Gamecube games that got put on the shelf a few years ago when my daughter was born, so I also bought a couple Wavebirds.
Now I have $100.
What do I spend it on?
-- nothing. save it.
-- get some used Gamecube games
-- buy Wii points
-- get the SC-DS(1) even though the SCLite works great and there's probably a SC-DS(2) coming later
-- lapdance and b___job. (just kidding, really ... my wife charges a lot more than that)
Crap, $100. any ideas?
I started out with some used Xbox games, then got a used wired "S" controller for $13. Still wasn't happy, so I bought a Logitech cordless Xbox controller. My oldest kid's getting a Wii for Christmas from his grandparents (mom and I got him an electronic drumset - I would rather have bought the Wii), and I want to go back and finish some Gamecube games that got put on the shelf a few years ago when my daughter was born, so I also bought a couple Wavebirds.
Now I have $100.
What do I spend it on?
-- nothing. save it.
-- get some used Gamecube games
-- buy Wii points
-- get the SC-DS(1) even though the SCLite works great and there's probably a SC-DS(2) coming later
-- lapdance and b___job. (just kidding, really ... my wife charges a lot more than that)
Crap, $100. any ideas?