What is the difference between an Xbox 360 Pro bundle, and an Xbox 360 Elite bundle? What do they both come with, and why is one $249, and the other $299?
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No idea. Why ask here? I'd have thought a gaming site would have been a better option?
Quote from: "Tank"No idea. Why ask here? I'd have thought a gaming site would have been a better option?
Ye why ask here.
This obviously belongs in the philosophy section.
Quote from: "The Magic Pudding"Quote from: "Tank"No idea. Why ask here? I'd have thought a gaming site would have been a better option?
Ye why ask here.
This obviously belongs in the philosophy section.
Nope. Religion, I hear these game players are rather obsessive about their equipment!
...google?
Quote from: "aquafina"What is the difference between an Xbox 360 Pro bundle, and an Xbox 360 Elite bundle? What do they both come with, and why is one $249, and the other $299?
Aquafina...are you seriously wondering and don't know how to use google and for some odd reason chose to ask on an atheist site? OR Are you spamming?
The console is about the same. Ther may be some difference in HDD capacity. They tend to come with different games based on a country you live in. Ask for more details at any cnsole-selling store.
There. Can we discuss rat care now?
Quote from: "Asmodean"There. Can we discuss rat care now? 
First you must remember that rats are smart and like to have affection. It is not a good idea to own a rat if you have cats in the house who will silently stalk the rat while you are trying to hold it. Their tiny claws can also make very tiny yet irritating scratches.
Quote from: "Asmodean"There. Can we discuss rat care now? 
My daughter had a large chubby mouse.
It has lived on the veranda for more than a year, in a cage covered by a sheet.
This week Miley was found brutally murdered in her cage.
Hannah disappeared some time ago. She was skinny and may have squeezed her way out.
Anyway Miley's demise remains a mystery.
The major suspects include snakes, rats and butcher birds.
Butcher birds have form, having killed a budgerigar in the past.
Quote from: "The Magic Pudding"Quote from: "Asmodean"There. Can we discuss rat care now? 
My daughter had a large chubby mouse.
It has lived on the veranda for more than a year, in a cage covered by a sheet.
This week Miley was found brutally murdered in her cage.
Hannah disappeared some time ago. She was skinny and may have squeezed her way out.
Anyway Miley's demise remains a mystery.
The major suspects include snakes, rats and butcher birds.
Butcher birds have form, having killed a budgerigar in the past.
Although not explicitly clear is it reasonable the assume 'Hannah' was another mouse?
Quote from: "Whitney"Quote from: "Asmodean"There. Can we discuss rat care now? :yay:
Quote from: "The Magic Pudding"Quote from: "Asmodean"There. Can we discuss rat care now? :eek: They killed a nice mouse?!
If it was in a mouse cage, I can't think how a rat, for instance, could get there... A snake, on the other hand, probably could. ...Or was the "sheet" acting as a door at the top..?
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They killed a nice mouse?!
If it was in a mouse cage, I can't think how a rat, for instance, could get there... A snake, on the other hand, probably could. ...Or was the "sheet" acting as a door at the top..?
It is a mystery, a sheet seemed to be covering the whole cage.
A don't know if a snake would swallow a mouse, and then regurgitate it when it became to fat to escape.
The mouse was in a bad way, it looked skinned.
Butcher birds are sneaky, smaller that a pigeon, with a nasty beak.
One killed a budgie once by sticking its beak through the bars and strangling it. It couldn't get it out of the cage.
I've heard rats can be a problem in chicken hatcheries, biting them through cage bars.