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Samsung 32″ HDTV and XBox 360 Party

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief April 26, 2007 · 1 min read

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At long last, my envy for Marc’s LCD TV has been quenched. It’s been on my wish list since Christmas. So, when Bimbo said I could get my share from our annual dividends from MotorcyclePhilippines, I spared no time in getting one for myself.

The precious thing is now perched on top of my samurai corner table and it’s a beauty. It comes with those 4 long standing speakers but they will be delivered later.

Samsung LCD TV

So, I’m borrowing the Macalua XBox 360 and we’re holding an NBA Live! 2007 Party here in my pad. Let’s have a contest. This could happen next week after we get back from Bohol.

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