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Saving Private PSP

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To: Luke
From: Owen
Re: CHARITY!

This week I listed my PSP on Craigslist. I bought it in May 2007 back when I got a new job and was riding the train two hours a day. It's not that I've necessarily moved away from handhelds, but with no commute, I'm not using this one as much.

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It's a PSP-1001, not the new slimline, so the secondary market is glutted. To sweeten it up I included the bluetooth Motorola headphones, and the everE modular bluetooth dongle I ordered — from Australia — back when I had enough disposable income to spend on that kind of thing. The package was put up for $125.

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That's a sweet setup. It was on Craigslist for about a day before I pulled it back. Of course, the danger with owning things is that they end up owning you, but in this case, I can't part with that just because I'm unemployed and need cash. Especially for $125. If I get down to my last hundred bones, I'm going to be in a lot deeper shit than can be solved by selling a handheld, and will probably have sold a lot more off by then anyway — like a car, or a body part.

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Highlights from a raucous weekend:

They Broke Up the Band
Mii Sought in Hit and Run
RE5 Delivers Total Boob Awareness at Press of a Button
K1
Mario Explains Relationships for Us
Developer Reaches Back-Pay Deal With Government

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