Retail Heartbreak

[Momiji]

Oh, and most XBox games are pretty hard to find now too, but they suck anyway.

Oh no you di'int.

I wear size 14 shoes, and it's almost impossible to find decent size 14 shoes here. I don't really need to buy shoes very often, but when I need to I can't get any decent ones locally. I either have to order off the internet, get someone to bring me back some of they go on a trip, or go away myself.

I said most.

[Shlup]

I can't afford to have retail heartbreak.

*high five of infinite sadness*

[Quindiana Jones]

The only shades that have ever looked good on me were all broken, and were not going back into the shop as they were a year old.

[Breine]

I know! They're so hard to find now! Why is that? D:

Probably because the GameCube wasn't as popular as the PS2 and X-Box. It still sucks mighty arse, though! I want Metroid Prime 2, Paper Mario, Smash Bros. Melee and other stuff!!

If you didn't live in PAL-land, I'd talk about selling you my copy of SSBM.

Damn! Just my luck

[Levian]

I know! They're so hard to find now! Why is that? D:

Probably because the GameCube wasn't as popular as the PS2 and X-Box. It still sucks mighty arse, though! I want Metroid Prime 2, Paper Mario, Smash Bros. Melee and other stuff!!

Hah. I sold paper mario and ssbm along with my gamecube a month ago.

[Calliope]

I got an email a few days ago saying that one of my favourite bands was releasing a limited-edition EP while they're working on their sixth album, and that the band would sign all of the EPs to customers as part of this exclusive internet deal. Naturally I excitedly clicked the link, whipped out my credit card, and then crawled under my desk when I read that they were all sold out, within a couple of hours of this being sent out on the mailing list. WHATEVER, FRANCIS.