6 Foot Invisible Rabbit

Yes, really.

I can't disagree with that, Taks.

Fallout.

That is my assessment.

Well, as F3 gets closer to completion, part of the staff will most likely be transfered to make an expansion.

The difference here is that when Clinton did so he did not commit ground troops to remove Saddam from power, occupy the nation, and destabilized the country that it is on the verge of civil war. When Clinton attacked it was very noncommital and from afar so that if the Intelligence was proven false or at error we can just go "oops" and forget about it. We couldn't in the way Bush handled the situation.

I just think the whole affair right now is the result in failure of leadership. Not only by the Bush Administration but both sides of congress. In issues of war we cannot be divided and we cannot have a leader that has cause such divisions. There needs to be cooperation and trust in our government if we are going to succeed in the war on terror.

So where does this leave the average American on the street, eh? Do we just grin and bear it or should be do something about it and if we do what should it be?

The leading cause of death is life.

Do you think the president isn't in the wrong in politicizing 9/11 and trying to link it to the Iraqi war, Gifted1? Astrocreep I believe that Bin Ladin did in fact claim credit for 9/11.

I think we should just stay on topic here. Partisan politics should not come into play on a national day of mourning. It should be a day of reflection and have it be the one moment that both sides can stow the rhetoric. The time for decisive leadership is now but we need a leader which both sides of the issue can trust to get the job done right and as efficiently as possible. Bush isn't that leader because a good chunk of his credibility got deep sixed with Iraq. I myself was fully behind him when we went to Afghanistan which I think the vast majority of Americans were. Every act up to the point he diverted our forces to Iraq was supported by both sides of Congress and we need that sort of support and decisiveness again with the troubles facing the Middle East. The fault of the Democrats is that they are too focused on criticizing the decisions of this administration and yet not giving any good ideas to help solve the problems over there. Cut and run my sound good on paper but doing that will only destabilize the region even worse.

I just find rules systems fascinating.

Eh? Who are you talking about?

Well, my goal of the topic wasn't to discuss the Iraq war but how Bush is trying to justify it through tenuous links and trying to manipulate American voters to vote for the incumbents so that Congress can "stay the course" as Bush sees it. Oh, linkie: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060912/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_6

Lo and behold, the great U.S. President George W. Bush decided to use the 9/11 attack, the attack by the Taliban of Afganistan and Al Qaeda, to justify the war in Iraq. That is just sickening how he is using a day of mourning in which thousands died to justify an invasion of a country that never was a threat to U.S. citizens on U.S. soil. The "brutal enemy," as he calls them in his speech, is Al Qaeda, which had no links to Saddam Hussien's reign. In fact Osama bin Ladin hated Hussien's secular government and would have killed Saddam himself if given the chance. Senator Edward Kennedy stated that the president should be ashamed of himself for "using a national day of mourning to commandeer the airwaves to give a speech that was designed not to unite the country and commemorate the fallen but to seek support for a war in Iraq that he has admitted had nothing to do with 9/11," I agree with Kennedy in full on this. Bush states that Hussien was a "clear threat" but he had no weapons of mass destruction, there are no links between Hussien and Bin Ladin beyond the fact they hated each other, and so far that nation is falling ever closer to civil war. We are accomplishing nothing in Iraq beyond making the lives worse for its people by invading. So far we have at least 2670 US soldiers dead and over 20,000 wounded for nothing. Thousands more Iraqis are dead or have been wounded by attacks. Well, it is too late to do anything about it now and whoever is going to be president in 2008 and possible much much later will have to deal with Bush's legacy of death and ineptitude.

HA! HK 47 is the Chuck Norris of Droids. In fact he could kick Chuck Norris' ass.

The human being defines his life on pain. Pain he experiences and pain he causes others.

In that fight alive.

If you are curious just rent the game and be done with it.

Guns don't kill people. Physics kill people.

I do like the ending credits VO between him and his wife. That was pretty funny. My favorite character had to be Black Whirlwind. Especially at the end when we took control of him at the end of the game. "JUST KILL THE DAMN GOLEM ALREADY!" HA!

Summoned critters are your friends. Summon a scamp or a high end zombie. The Clannfear would go for it instead of you and give you the chance to either run away or blast it with high damaging spells. Oh, there is a mod out that makes the clannfear look like the bugger from the Alien movie.

The dialog and voice acting was decent in my opinion. It fit well within the scope and style of the game. In many aspects the voice acting was far superior to what they did in KotOR and NWN. Compared to a Oscar winning performance, yes they are not so great but in of themselves within the scope of the gaming industry they were more than adequate and superior to its peers.