F *ck My Life

I came across this thread in HWZ about this site called F*uck My Life. Most of the entries there are pretty hilarious! Below are my favs.

"Today, my mom asked me if I had an eating problem because I've been eating less. I only started eating less because she told me I ate too much. FML"

"Today, when my husband got home from work, I was standing in the kitchen, wearing nothing but stilletos. He asked me to make him hot chocolate. FML"

"Today, my boyfriend told me he was going to take me out somewhere special, so I called in sick for work. Turns out he had made reservations for the restaurant I worked at. FML"

Paradise City!!

Got myself a $28 discount for my next game when I got my Rockband game from Comix Connextion, only catch is that the discount only applies to an EA published game. I didnt really have much choices, so i decided to get this :
























This release is the original Burnout Paradise game, with content (read:patches) already released for the Xbox 360 versions, as well as an offline multiplayer mode introduced in the "Burnout Party Pack," which can also be acquired separately via XBLive.

Personally, I really enjoyed playing this game . I played the demo back in Dec. 07 and I liked it but never got around to buying the game but I’m glad that I picked it up. Criterion Games did a really great job updating the game with new content. The upcoming downloadable content that will be released later in the year is gonna kick ass as well.

Sony And Ericsson Splitting Up?

Rumours of Sony Ericsson splitting up have been going around for a while. But it has been refuted by Richard Dorman, Sony Ericsson senior marketing manager.

See full article here

Sony Ericsson is a joint venture established on October 3, 2001 by the Japanese consumer electronics company Sony Corporation and the Swedish telecommunications company Ericsson to make mobile phones. The stated reason for this venture is to combine Sony's consumer electronics expertise with Ericsson's technological leadership in the communications sector. Both companies have stopped making their own mobile phones

(source : Wikipedia)