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Or because....I like the way it looks?!?!?!

GASP!!!

I know it's a hard concept to understand, but really, I just think it looks cool. It's also MUCH more pleasant when just sitting in my room and ESPECIALLY when I wanna sleep or turn off all the ights to....do something.....so much nicer than white.

I'm not worried about having to spend a day painting it over to have it a more enjoyable color for over half a decade already.

Here's another picture, just moved a different chair into my room. Comfy as ****, makes playing my modded XBox even more fun. :D

Been putting new music, movies and roms on my xbox all day. Was playing Mario Kart, Metroid III, Mortal Kombat III, Zelda I, Tetris, Super Punch Out and now Zelda III. Fun day, it's bee ages since I've played all these classics. :)

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I'm not worried about having to spend a day painting it over to have it a more enjoyable color for over half a decade already.

Here's another picture, just moved a different chair into my room.  Comfy as ****, makes playing my modded XBox even more fun.  :D

Been putting new music, movies and roms on my xbox all day.  Was playing Mario Kart, Metroid III, Mortal Kombat III, Zelda I, Tetris, Super Punch Out and now Zelda III.  Fun day, it's bee ages since I've played all these classics.  :)

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Pics dont work :crazy:

Yeah, I liked it that way to. I have a chair I put on my bed for now, but my plan was to bring my mattress frame upstairs so my bed would be a futon again, and I could use my comp with my futon in couch mode. I did it at my friends house when I spent the night and brought my computer and it was comfy as hell.

itr, is that a sony premierpro monitor? how much did that cost? heh, we got the same modem. are you getting 5MBps or 3MBps?

and Raum, i got a modded Xbox too. pretty sic eh? do you have an upgraded hdd? tried playing online yet?

itr, is that a sony premierpro monitor?? how much did that cost?? ? heh, we got the same modem.? are you getting 5MBps or 3MBps?

and Raum, i got a modded Xbox too.? pretty sic eh?? do you have an upgraded hdd?? tried playing online yet?

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i wish it was the premierpro, but it's a sdm-hx73, about $550 usd when i purchased it a half a year ago. i'm getting 3mbps on comcast cable.

I've wanted to say it for awhile, but just reading through threads and stuff, you ****ing rock Raum. :blink:

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true, whats that on the wall saying slayer and stuff is that like out of a stencil and with spray paint looks fukn cool anyway.

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