Emma

On a random note, I never put you down as a Marilyn Manson fan before, Greg.

Shush. Maybe Swedish Emma is hot, but I certainly haven't felt hot in a long time after the blimmin' hair dye accident.

Mwhahaha! We should become one unstoppable force together and be the entity on the boards that everyone fears most... yes. ¬ ¬

Haha. There's naff all people on photography (since they don't take on many) they'd probably know exactly who I am. Also, I hate the library on Townhill the staff there are book nazis and they rig the computers up in such a way that they tell you lies and you have to pay fines on 'overdue' books. Pfah.

Er! It's between the library in the bar in the upstairs part of the old building... I haven't been home since Christmas since I'm from Scotland, but my parents are meant to be coming down to visit soon - I fear this because they're not going to like my new piercings. :S

Ooh. Plenty of folks on my course staying in the halls there. My boyfriend actually stays over in Mount Pleasant (where I am at the moment), my house is in Brynmill but I haven't been there since like last year because I'm always at James'. Heh. Also, could you break into the Townhill campus and get my artwork for me so I don't have to pick it up on Monday?

Definately, yes. (You know I love you really.)

Friggin hell! What is it that you study? I'm up at Townhill in my first year of Photo Arts. Also, we should both remain Emma and Emma_. I've been a member round the Mixnmojo community for about 5 years, now, known under this name, so I really don't want to change it. I like my name!!

E3 has always had 'booth babes', who arn't really babes they're just regular women who've had a lot of plastic surgery done and now ressemble Barbie. I think it's that whole thing that 'sex sells' and that people who like computer games are all lonely nerds, so this gives them an opportunity to get next to some 'sexy' women. I don't know. I just got up!

Lucky guy! (He's quite cute too.) Meanwhile, I am sat procrastinating. Don't want to do my cubism essay.

The magazine don't have problems at all they've consistently been Britain's best selling PC games mag for a few years running. I think what Mark is trying to do is bring fresh talent to computer games journalism as well as modernise the magazine, which is something every magazine needs to do now and then.