OTACOOLMoar like Otacluttered.
Seriously, I think having too much stuff on "display" detracts from just having a few figures, you don't *have* to keep all your stuff in one room, I think it would look better distributed in a much larger space, or failing t...
A Week in Tokyo 41The reason they can fetch such prices is that they are kind of a collectors item, IBM computers are seriously well designed in terms of how they are built inside and outer case strength, underneath the rubberized black exterior is titanium ;)
Quite...
A Week in Tokyo 39"You often would see an illustration of a gaijin trying to get into the onsen with shorts on and a Japanese person saying "NO!""
This is why we must allow America to keep Japan in-check every now and then!
A Week in Tokyo 40Why did you buy stepdown transformers for moving from Tokyo to Seatille?
America is 110 Volts and Japan is 100, the disparity between the two is not enough to cause any major issues for *most* devices.
Trying to run something from Japan on the 230...
Shopping in TokyoI had a Batman tamagotchi thing... where you could train him and fight other Batman tamagotchis. <_<
Currently I have no real Tamagotchis, but I have a official zipper strap for attaching one too xD
A Week in Tokyo 41IBM Thinkpads are iconic, so there will always be a buyer. Of course you'd be a lot better off getting a Lenovo Thinkpad if it's spec you're after.
They are to IBM what Macbooks are to Apple ;)
MacBook Pro 17"I really like the "Thinkpad" range of laptops.
They are often criticized for looking plain, sometimes ugly, but their no bull-shit black aesthetic is what draws me to them.
The build quality of them is stellar (with the exception of the budget "R"...
