I successfully talked myself out of buying an XBox 360 at Sam's Club today. Even though they've got copies of Halo 3 in stock.
...not that playing Halo 3 in my little free time could make me blog any less than I already am.
Posted by GEBIV at September 27, 2007 05:24 PM | TrackBackBlog crawl!!! Where you be?
Posted by: That 1 Guy at September 29, 2007 08:32 PMPlaying Halo 3 instead of blogcrawling!
Posted by: Mrs. Who at September 29, 2007 09:43 PMput down the controller, pick up the bottle and get crawling!
Cheers!
PUT. THE. CONTROLLER. DOWN.
Good, now pick up a drink and follow us...
Posted by: Bitterroot at September 29, 2007 11:49 PMJust passin' through shooting out the street lights on this blogcrawl. BLAM! BLAM! BLAM!
Yee Haw!
Posted by: Peter at September 29, 2007 11:57 PMDidn't want to have fun in the blog crawl tonight? sheesh Must of gotten that halo 3 thing.
Posted by: Contagion at September 30, 2007 02:00 AMkids--just don't know how to have fun anymore. I'm crawling home now.
Posted by: sticks at September 30, 2007 08:09 AMIf you don't buy Halo 3, there won't be a Halo 4
Do the right thing :-)
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