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Jump to PostIf I owned an Aibo, I wouldn't kick it :)
Anyone want to buy me an Aibo for Xmas? Not being picky or anything, but it would have to be an older one which looked more like a doggy and less like K9.
Jump to PostI'd love to buy you an Aibo for Xmas. Only problem is I have no money. 15 year olds generally can't even afford a games console themsleves, never mind a hi-tech robotic pet. :)
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If I owned an Aibo, I wouldn't kick it :)
Anyone want to buy me an Aibo for Xmas? Not being picky or anything, but it would have to be an older one which looked more like a doggy and less like K9.
I'd love to buy you an Aibo for Xmas. Only problem is I have no money. 15 year olds generally can't even afford a games console themsleves, never mind a hi-tech robotic pet. :)
I would love to buy myself an Aibo for Xmas but if I spent a grand, or thereabouts, on a toy dog I suspect I would not be around to enjoy it in the New Year.
Unless I also spent more than a grand on 'her indoors' so she was too focussed on the shiny diamond bracelet to notice the shiny robotic dog :)
... if I spent a grand...
A grand? Since when does the UK use grand? :p Shouldn't that be a tonne? :twisted:
Londoners have always used grand for a thousand quid, although more recently it has been usurped by 'bag of sand' which is cool - new slang for an old slang term.
A ton is one hundred, be it quid or miles per hour as in "I did the ton up"
never heard the bag of sand one
i live in england and yeah, grand is 1000 quid
that's a lot of squid (yes, I've heard the term squid used as slang for quid) ;)
Bag of sand became popular in the motor trade, in particular the used car business.
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