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Tron Legacy today. My first 3D film. I was underwhelmed by the 3D which I stopped noticing very quickly. I have been watching 2D for years and have this magic trick where I understand the images into 3D IN MY HEAD. Great visuals though. Particularly the ladies. For the record this is my kind of girl. You know, if anyone sees any going spare.

Not true of circumcision.

That did very briefly improve my mood. Until I remembered how many muslims 'muslim' terrorists already kill each year. I'm sure nothing would please them more than to off anyone with the guts to act as a human shield and challenge their fascist death cult views.

Centipede with a foot fetish?

Sucks to be loony, I guess.

I just get the feeling with Bethesda that if they tabletop gamesmastered a session with dice, you'd fall asleep playing.

Where did that come from and what on earth does it have to do with this thread? Sorry, not being very clear. The suggestion was from another member that we need to accept that teens are sexual. I'm not daft I was a teenager once. I'm just saying that what nature drives us to do isn't necessarily in our individual best interests.

Obsidian are welcome to use any of my ideas stated on these boards, excluding those relating to Kelly Brook.

I've been spending hours trying to get GTA IV to work on Win 7 after a Steam sale. I'm getting very annoyed. Although on the plus side it's not conflicting with work like I expected.

I think you have a different definition of interersting to mine. FO3 and Whatsit the fantasy one, was like being trapped overnight in a distribution warehouse. Tonnes of anonymous looking boxes which contained plenty of goodies. But that's only interesting if you're some kind of human magpie. Vegas was chock full of characters, even the bad guys had character. More like being trapped on the Orient Express.

I'm fully committed to projects at the moment, but please keep us posted.

I've been listening to the compilation Golden Voices of Yesterday on recommendation, and have to say it's perfect Fallout. Not just the usual suspects, but some completely new tracks which still sit square in the ethos. For example Oh Baby Mine by the Four Knights. Along with the iconic ones like I Got Spurs that Jingle Jingle Jingle, and Mr Sandman. Or the 50s sleaze of . There are two volumes in the compilation with a total of about 60 songs. I can't recommend it highly enough. EDIT: Make that nearly 100 songs.

@Enoch/GD I obviously sit back and listen when Enoch is talking about these things because he's at the non-talking end of the horse, which in many ways is more informative than its mouth. However, while it's clear that there was a lot of stuff written about and briefed on extremism I'm not convinced it was taken seriously. There are always experts in trans-caucasian fox-hanging who are trying to argue we need a new Globesmasher 5000 to shoot murderbeams at trans-caucasia. My feeling is that jihadism was seen in this way. That without the Soviet Union backing groups as they did in the 1970s and 1980s then you'd get a dying off of activity. ~ I think the central problem is that to counter this sort of attack you need to make sacrifices. And first world polities simply don't want to make those sacrifices. They don't want to pay for mental care, and they don't want to surrender addditional degrees of protection from investigation and arrest. And they are entirely entitled to say so. What they aren't entitled to do is to complain when problems occur.

According to the story the problem seems to be that he did too much. Agreed, at least according to the story put out by the Greenies... Whatever it seems fairly certain that the guy is a prick. He either ratted out his mates or his colleagues.

The correct spelling is p****. She is married to another soldier..... Couple of sad stories on that count, which I won't relate. Single men in barracks don't turn into plaster saints. As for the prostate thing, I've never had that exam, but it can't possibly be worse than the one they do with a swizzle stick via the guest's entrace. You hurt in places you didn't even know you had.

Last year the clothing store Primark was selling pushup bras to preteens. Think about it. It's not like serving up a new flavour of ice cream at your local deli. Someone has to design the clothes, hundreds of people sign off on it through the company, then they have to get made, distributed, advertised. As for nature, the fact is nature is playing the numbers, and nature wants babies. Nature doesn't care about emotions or emotional harm, one red cent. You might just as well say that we obviously enjoy saturated fat and alcohol and therefore should eat as much of it as we like all the time.

I am certainly following the news on this. It's pretty damn sad. Although it's interesting t note what happens when disaster hits a first world nation as opposed to a third world one.

Of course everyone was incredibly complacent about Jifascist terror until it exploded - no pun intended.

The correct spelling is p****.

Had my last physio session today as I'm told my form is definitely improved (I'm also down almost two belt notches on four months ago). My physio was charmingly apologetic about missing my gig, as she'd had problem with her laser eye surgery (possibly a lie, but an extravagant one). And she asked for the number of my teacher and the charity and said we might meet up. Altogether quite pleasing, if inconclusive.

Clancy's early stuff is OK, but he's kind of gone Drizzt-tastic lately. I confess I'm not really clear on what the plan for this plot was exactly. Nor what the Met were looking for from the infiltration. He doesn't seem to have done much. Maybe it was a training exercise? I don't think it's entirely mental to suspect the Green movement. Their biggest bugbears are transport and energy, and they think the human race is doomed to near extinction unless there is a revolution in the former. If I agreed with their basic logic I'd be a bloody danger to a power station.

Aren't sheriff's elected? Seems a bit daft to expect them not to have a political brief if they are. Which is one reason why I'm against elected police comissioners here in the UK.

Me, I'd call shutting down a power station quite serious. Not exactly 9/11 but serious enough in monetary terms.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12148753 Not exactly Donnie Brasco.

That looks like a great album. I reckon it would be hard working, folksy blues, with a couple of misguided rock ballads which you wouldn't rip.