Property Bubble
Played Monopoly a couple of weeks ago, with the weirdest set of rules, but it was fun. Anyway, there was a small insert in TIME Magazine about Monopoly that is hilarious:
Property Bubble
When the board game Monopoly hit London in 1936, the priciest property sold for a then staggering £400. That doesn't go far in London today, so a limited-edition 70th anniversary special Monopoly Here & Now brings the game up to date. New hot properties such as Notting Hill and Canary Wharf are selling for mini-money millions, a barrage of London icons--including the London Eye, Tate Modern and the new Wembley Stadium--have appeared and, instead of scooping $18 in a beauty contest, players who draw the right Chance card receive $183,000 for winning a reality TV show. The Free Parking square, however, is history. In London? Never!
And that's all I have to say. Holidays are nearly over...
Ooh, and just recieved an email from Emma! Her and Norelle are going to England to work for a year or so, so here's a link to her blog about their adventures in England. How exciting. (And I took down your so-called "sex blog" Amy)
And some of you may know that I was worried about my exam results, seeing as I failed a unit last year. If I failed again I wouldn't be able to complete my psych degree, so I was pissing myself when I checked the results. Funnily enough, I couldn't get into the website until yesterday. And anyway, praise God, I did okay. I probably won't be doing Honours, but I'm just overjoyed at being able to graduate. Woohoo!!!!
Random Quote of the Day: "People of medicore ability sometimes achieve outstanding success because they don't know when to quit. Most men succeed because they are determined to." -- George Herbert Allen
9 Comments:
God was faithful. Praise God for your results!... congratulations! You're officially a bachelor. a bachelor psychologist... Simon Ow
Not yet a bachelor yet, or maybe I have been one all my life? Ambigious words are cool.
And Amy, if I can't motivate myself, how am I going to motivate you?
Hello Allison! This is Cassandra, Liz's sister. just dropping a note to say HELLO! :)
Hey Cass!!
Ah, I feel so privledged that you're visiting my blog! :P
Hi Ali, I'm soo glad that you past that subject! Congrats! Don't do honours Ali! It's too stressful, believe me! See ya next Sunday! Christine
Hey Alison! Don't do honours!!! just apply for a job with the ABS! Seriously, one of my colleagues did a psychology degree in ECU and now she's working in the ABS!... join the ABS!!!... Simon Ow
Well, seems like I probably can't get into Honours anyway... hope yours is going okay though Chrissy! Seeya soon!
And Simon, ABS? What position would I take? Sounds boring. :) No offence!
my friend who did a psych degree at ECU is now in the population statistics group division. She produces monthly newsletter for the division and other stuff which is more interesting than what i do. You're quite right, they do sound boring... but come to the ABS!.. Simon Ow
About time the monopoly game was updated! Probably no go straight to jail now, get a tag on your leg instead!
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