pmsumner

Being John Malkovich. Very strange film. Not entirely sure what I thought of it. I guess I wasn't paying full attention to it - I was too busy poking through the Argos Catalogue to watch it properly. I want everything.

First on the list is the hoover I got from QXL. £29.99 for a hoover, as soon as Amazon pay me the money they owe me! Checked bank today, still not there. Honestly - how can it take up to 10 working days to transfer money? They have all my details! I could BACS transfer it faster than that.

Second on the list is a new TV. My one is becoming unbearably small. Struggling, I am. I guess it doesn't help that I don't wear my glasses as often as I should. I'm going to wait until pay rise comes into effect, then go back to Powerhouse and take out their 9-month interest free credit with waranty thing.

Speaking of which - what is it with these companies? You go there, and ask about credit. You ask "How much will I pay monthly if I take this?". They tell you, scribble it on some piece of paper, then you ask "Have you got anything in writing I can take away?" and they say "Sorry, I can't give you anything in writing". Every time. I mean, really! What's the use of that?

I then looked at a PlayStation One. I want something to play games on. I got a PC, true. However I have never managed to get into playing games on it. Apart from Grand Theft Auto. Muhahaha! I spent hours playing Final Fantasy at Luce's on her PS1. Can pick them up these days for under £50. Is it worth it? Of course not! Maybe I could swap my GameBoy Advance and several games for one? That would be worth it.

Is this sensible? Yes! :)
No, because "I should be saving my money". I know *sulks*. But I've not been able to buy anything really nice for ages. My last major splurge was on my DVD player, and that was somewhere around 9-months-to-a-year-ago now. Unless you count my pair of trousers on Thursday? :)

*gives a small sigh*