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Nope. My current Xbox acts as the entertainment center that I need and I'm already less than thrilled I have to pay for Gold to use Netflix.

I have no use for an always on camera and microphone. I don't want to pay additional fees to borrow games from friends or play used games. I don't want to be required to be online all the time to play a single player game (or connect to the internet once a day; because having your cable go out for a week really sucks).

I'm incredibly disappointed by the new Xbox and simply have no interest in buying it.

This apartment and those corgis... I want to go to there.

By the way, I submitted this question and I want to thank you for your suggestions. I'm really happy to know that other people have ways of dealing with this problem and many of the suggestions are cheap and easy to do. I'll be trying them all out eventually. Thank you all!

I think honestly for most people, that'd be a crappy present. But if you are a college kid or person without much money, that stuff rules! I loved getting "practical" things like pantry items or cleaning supplies so then I can go spend money on the stuff I want.

Corgis are the best way to decorate your home!

Lots of fruits and veggies, reasonable portion sizes, black coffee, and getting enough sleep.

Ok you don't need black coffee. But I substitute pop for black coffee (or coffee with skim milk) and I like the effect it has.

This recipe taught me how to make crepes and so far, it's the best, despite the website's, er, not fancy deisgn: http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~roy/Crepes/MakingCrepes.html

You can half or even quarter the recipe. But mostly I just like reassurances that 1) you don't need fancy things to cook crepes, and 2) at least one crepe will come out messed up.

So cute and sweet my teeth hurt!

Ahhh they are just too adorable!

Small doesn't mean good for an apartment nor does big mean bad. I live in a building made exclusively studios and my neighbors have big dogs. My next door neighbor even has a Great Dane! A lot of large dogs are content to sleep all day.

On the flip side, I take in the family corgi when my parents are travelling. While he doesn't take up much space, his herder instincts kick in and he likes to chase the cats. He's also an alert and talkative dog and barks at street noises he's not familar with.

I wouldn't worry until you've looked into it, which is not a bad idea. I had a neighbor who always complained about so-and-so in a building to me and told me to watch out. Her complaints about "bad kids" were normal 20-somethings who worked strange hours (night jobs) and had crappy cars. Never had a problem with any of those but boy did this woman like to stop me in the hallway to complain about them.