Just too close to the holidays for stuff.... that and 'most' of us have normal jobs:) The last month has seemed to be pretty jam packed with everything except for free time!
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My Jaguar now have the CD Player!
Started by t.skid, Dec 4 2002 5:46 PM
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Posted Wed Dec 11, 2002 10:57 PM
I feel you on that!
Just too close to the holidays for stuff.... that and 'most' of us have normal jobs:) The last month has seemed to be pretty jam packed with everything except for free time!
Clint Thompson
Just too close to the holidays for stuff.... that and 'most' of us have normal jobs:) The last month has seemed to be pretty jam packed with everything except for free time!
Clint Thompson
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Posted Thu Dec 12, 2002 5:43 PM
Me too...
I work in a shop, and with Christmas we are open everyday for the whole month!
I've received today the 4 JagCD games, and I hadn't time to try them...
I work in a shop, and with Christmas we are open everyday for the whole month!
I've received today the 4 JagCD games, and I hadn't time to try them...
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Posted Thu Dec 12, 2002 6:34 PM
t.skid said:
Me too...
I work in a shop, and with Christmas we are open everyday for the whole month!
I've received today the 4 JagCD games, and I hadn't time to try them...
I work in a shop, and with Christmas we are open everyday for the whole month!
I've received today the 4 JagCD games, and I hadn't time to try them...
Hehehe... I noticed you added JagCD to your signature... cool!
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Posted Thu Dec 12, 2002 6:59 PM
Thunderbird said:
t.skid said:
Me too...
I work in a shop, and with Christmas we are open everyday for the whole month!
I've received today the 4 JagCD games, and I hadn't time to try them...
I work in a shop, and with Christmas we are open everyday for the whole month!
I've received today the 4 JagCD games, and I hadn't time to try them...
Hehehe... I noticed you added JagCD to your signature... cool!
Yep, and I'm very happy for it
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Posted Thu Dec 12, 2002 9:14 PM
Clint Thompson said:
I feel you on that!
Just too close to the holidays for stuff.... that and 'most' of us have normal jobs:) The last month has seemed to be pretty jam packed with everything except for free time!
Clint Thompson
Just too close to the holidays for stuff.... that and 'most' of us have normal jobs:) The last month has seemed to be pretty jam packed with everything except for free time!
Clint Thompson
It's kinda scary what we consider "normal" jobs these days huh? 12 hours a day or more......We are messed up. Tony, is it like that in Italy?
Jason
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Posted Fri Dec 13, 2002 12:20 AM
In the past decade or so, the U.S. has passed Japan and Germany as the "hardest working country" -I read this somewhere, we have to overwork to stay competative in the global market, because our standard of living is so high.
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Posted Fri Dec 13, 2002 5:00 AM
Sounds like propaganda to me tbh
I think if everyone in Japan stopped working it would take any country about 6 years to catch up to them They are an insainly busy people.
Just from things I have heard (like our own company has moved it's HQ from the states to the UK because apprently the UK has a better work ethic).
But I would doubt anyone is busier than Japan or China. Saw a show years ago that said their kids did 14 hour school days, and then came home an studied. Esentially their free time was used to sleep. crazy people, but just look at Tokyo, that tryley is a city that never sleeps... 5AM in the morning you want to buy consumer electronics, no probs the shops are still open!
One place I deffinately have to visit
On a side note.. I just noticed the acoustic coupler at the top right of this page.. COOL!
I think if everyone in Japan stopped working it would take any country about 6 years to catch up to them
They are an insainly busy people.Just from things I have heard (like our own company has moved it's HQ from the states to the UK because apprently the UK has a better work ethic).
But I would doubt anyone is busier than Japan or China. Saw a show years ago that said their kids did 14 hour school days, and then came home an studied. Esentially their free time was used to sleep. crazy people, but just look at Tokyo, that tryley is a city that never sleeps... 5AM in the morning you want to buy consumer electronics, no probs the shops are still open!
One place I deffinately have to visit
On a side note.. I just noticed the acoustic coupler at the top right of this page.. COOL!
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Posted Fri Dec 13, 2002 11:00 AM
I can say this about the Jag CD:
At least it's easy to collect all the games that were ever released for it.
And the VLM is pretty cool.
That said: Jaguar CD -- is it the lamest lineup EVER? Or does that honor go to Nuon?
Hmmm ...
Jaguar CD looks like a toilet
Jaguar CD requires you to plug in a second chunky transformer
Jaguar CD is made of extremely brittle plastic and has a flaky cartridge port
Jaguar CD has more games than Nuon
Nuon plays DVDs
Nuon has Tempest and VLM
Tough call!
At least it's easy to collect all the games that were ever released for it.
And the VLM is pretty cool.
That said: Jaguar CD -- is it the lamest lineup EVER? Or does that honor go to Nuon?
Hmmm ...
Jaguar CD looks like a toilet
Jaguar CD requires you to plug in a second chunky transformer
Jaguar CD is made of extremely brittle plastic and has a flaky cartridge port
Jaguar CD has more games than Nuon
Nuon plays DVDs
Nuon has Tempest and VLM
Tough call!
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Posted Fri Dec 13, 2002 3:18 PM
jaysmith2000 said:
Clint Thompson said:
I feel you on that!
Just too close to the holidays for stuff.... that and 'most' of us have normal jobs:) The last month has seemed to be pretty jam packed with everything except for free time!
Clint Thompson
Just too close to the holidays for stuff.... that and 'most' of us have normal jobs:) The last month has seemed to be pretty jam packed with everything except for free time!
Clint Thompson
It's kinda scary what we consider "normal" jobs these days huh? 12 hours a day or more......We are messed up. Tony, is it like that in Italy?
Jason
depend; if you're your own boss you work until things to do are finished
In Italy there's a lot of "one-man business", (self-employee), also called "popolo delle partite iva" (VAT registration number's people). It's an important work-force for the country, also for the tax that the Government gains....For an employee, usually a work-day took 8 hours.
Obviously, it's a generic example
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