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GameCube in General: ... nintendo gamecube is a wonderful little games console. It has a large variety of games and features, Such as being able to play Game boy advance games on it once you get a "GBA ad-on" to your gamecube. Although the Gamecube is a old console, it has pretty good graphics no matter what games you play on it, I suggest t anyone that is going to buy a nintendo gamecube to get a RGB cable to improve the pictu...
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	Magic: The Gathering ... The Gathering: Being a bit of nerd, (I m a nerd and proud of it too), I am a huge fan of Magic the Gathering. For those of you not in the know Magic the Gathering is a CCG, (a collectable card game like Pokemon), and one that I have been playing for about seven years. Now for a beginner Magic the Gathering seems quite complicated to learn but actually I think it just seems that way. Most of the rules are actually written on the cards and the turns follow the same pattern each time so it isn t hard to pick up as you play as long as you play regularly and with nice people who don t take advantage of the fact that you are new to the game. I won t go into the rules an... Read the full review: Magic the Gathering by Donnabroom
	Cross Stitching in general ... Stitching is one of my favourite hobbies, I have been doing cross stitches ever since I was around 8 or 9 we used to do the big cross stitch patterns at school which I used to love. Then my Gran bought me my first cross stitch kit which was a small blue butterfly and ever since then i ve been hooked! I don t tend to do as many as I used to but I blame the internet and my Nintendo DS for that! Sitting down and doing a cross stitch always relaxes me and I have found it stops me from snacking as your hands are busy with the cross stitch which is always good. I occasionally watch tv at the same time although I sometimes go wrong if I get carried away with what s on t... Read the full review: Cross Stitch - Definately Relaxing by raebroughton
	Cross Stitching in general ... stitch in general: Cross-stitch is my favourite hobby; I love sitting watching CSI and making pretty things. It has a reputation for being a bit old fashioned but the range of contemporary designs, fabrics and threads you can get these days in amazing. Cross-stitch, (also called counted cross-stitch), is a form of embroidery. You stitch little crosses with coloured thread to make up a pattern. The range of designs available is very varied ranging from very traditional designs right up through to very modern stuff and just about everything else in between. I cross-stitch because I find it relaxing and very enjoyable. I like to create things and to be honest cross-st... Read the full review: An absorbing Hobby by Donnabroom