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God, that woman's voice makes me cringe.
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LOL, that statement is too true. But who am I kidding, I had one in Jr. High and I thought I was sooo cool. But I prefer the term geek to nerd thank you. :)
I've always associated the term geek to be more along the lines of an enthusiast. I heard a comedian once point out thatthe difference between a nerd and a geek was the fact a geek was still able to get laid and the nerd was SOL. I tend to use that line myself as of late.
By the way I'm not implying anything.
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The Pip-boy is neat-looking, but don't fool yourselves: it is just a cheap plastic toy watch, and mine came broken to boot (the buttons don't work, so you can't set the time).
You can easily go to the $0.99 store and get one of those cheap-o kitchen timers and make your own.
Is the Survival Edition from Amazon worth the $130 or so? Depends on your perspective. If you have the disposable income, sure, otherwise it's totally not worth it.
This is just my honest opinion, take it for what it's worth.