Nintendo Wii?

Leave Britney Alone!
OMG had to share this.

Oddly enough, I’ve been getting subs asking Me what I think about the entire Britney ordeal. I really don’t care much. She never did anything for Me. She looks to be on drugs now.

Ok. For those of you with Nintendo Wii..should I make a guy buy ME one? Is it really that great of a game system? Is it exhausting to play? I’m thinking about making someone buy one this week, but I’m not sure if I’d really use it. I mostly just wanna play Zelda! How does it compare to XBox and Playstation 3?

Yay got new faucets coming for the kitchen and bathrooms! I’ve been looking at countertops again. I keep saying I’m going to have new ones installed but then I get busy. I’m thinking about Silestone. Anyone have it?

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8 thoughts on “Nintendo Wii?

  1. avataranonymous

    What counter do you have now? And what don’t you like about it?

    I don’t have silestone, I put in granite a few months ago. Some people absolutely love silestone, but be careful about getting a good contractor (which somehow seems to be more of a problem than with granite installations…possibly because so much silestone is from Home Depot).

    I believe the maintenance issue of granite is way over done, although some granites are more porous than others. But mine only needs sealing once a year…no problem.

    Silestone is man-made…which is good in that it is very uniform, though it has sort of a plastic feel compared to stone, since it is stone emulsified in epoxy. Personally I prefer the natural variation of stone, but that part is entirely personal preference.

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  2. avatarbitchybeauty

    hmm…I don’t want it it to feel plastic-y. The granite is gorgeous but I won’t want something I have to seal yearly. I’m ROUGH on shit. I am forgetful about maintenance. I’d prefer something I never have to think about again. I need something that won’t stain or get nicked up. Do you have to seal all variations of stone?

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  3. avataranonymous

    Yeah…I hate the plasticy feel too.

    You can be rough on granite but yes, all natural stone does need sealing once a year. It’s just cleaning the counters and letting the sealer sit for 15 minutes and then wiping it off. But I agree kind of any maintenance is a pain.

    It ends up being such a personal preference….the look and for me, for some reason I like touching the granite, feeling the cool surface. I was looking at this expensive house over the weekend, they did this great addition with a beautiful new kitchen. I touched the black counter-top and well it looked great, but I hated how it felt when I touched it. It just felt artificial in a negative way.

    But not everyone feels that way. Check out a few showrooms. But every natural stone does require some minimal maintenance to avoid stains, some stones need much more than others, depending on how porous they are.

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