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Walsingham

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  1. (w00t) I had no idea that could happen. That's hilarious.
  2. I agree with this and taks observations. If your opponent is effectively supine then you don't need a high spec aircraft.
  3. *edited by Walsingham*
  4. Ah. But if you OD him then the secret service don't intervene.
  5. LOLZ. Thanks daddy. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well they are. I've only ever used drugs twice in Fallout. Well, three times if you include the time I made the President OD so I could steal his pass.
  6. He's lying! We love you more. Over here!
  7. If there's one thing I've learned from BIS games it is that drugs are bad m'kay?
  8. I agree it was funny to have the two characters singing like that. I confess I've done the same.
  9. That dressing would also work over toast and sliced tomato for bruschetta. My favourite winter soup is as follows: Fry pig bits (If you don't have a good butcher just use bacon) in a large pan with onions and garlic (crushed) until the bacon is crispy. Add a bit of stock (lamb is good) to the level of the amount of soup you need. Also squeeze in some tomato puree if you have any. Stir in red lentils and some oregano. Turn down the heat low. After five minutes add a tablespoon of smooth peanut butter and a healthy heaping of fresh ground black pepper. Cook on a low heat until the lentils either break up or you get bored and they begin to burn. This recipe requires virtually no skill, and results in an incredibly filling and cheap soup. If you are all fancy pants you can serve with white toasted bread spread thinly with mustard.
  10. Walsingham replied to Sand's topic in Way Off-Topic
    Hmmm. I see what you mean. That really would be interesting.
  11. Walsingham replied to Sand's topic in Way Off-Topic
    If you ask me Jack's an idiot. He is all charismatic strutting about and no real leadership
  12. I do remember seeing a study that showed that inmates given 'healthy' (smiling adults) reacted better to therapy. I think the presentation to you of what and what isn't desirable shoudl be self-evident in the way tastes have changed between now and the 1920s.
  13. I'm not up on the non-conventional weapons. BUt he report I saw on an Iranian website seemed to indicate dual use technology being sold to Iraq. Stuff which could be used for general research. As opposed to thousands of tanks, and SCUDS to deliver the materiel. Correct me and give me a slap if I'm wrong. The source of my data is SIPRI, btw. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. Look for the 1993-1996 yearbooks. As for the money in dollars the US spends, one could also point that they spend less in GDP terms than a great many people. Incidentally, I heard last year that Europe spend more on cosmetics than on defence. Does that makes us Lords of Vanity? "
  14. I thought a food thread might be nice. My signature roast lamb is quite simply: 1 leg of lamb two or three tablespoons of DARK marmalade carrots and potatoes Black pepper to taste Coat the lamb leg in the marmalade and wrap in tin foil. Roast at a low heat for about half the total time necessary for its weight. Meanwhile, part boil the veg for about five minutes. Remove lamb from oven, remove tinfoil. Insert veg around lam leg and return to oven. cook until veg is ready. Dust wih black pepper to taste and serve with large knives and no forks.
  15. Walsingham replied to Sand's topic in Way Off-Topic
    True. But the local police and social services are the right people to be dealing with 40 year old rape cases. Moreover I think it's extremely lame to put every neat gadget they find into cold storage because they themselves are too cretinous to immediately know how to use it. Take the future predicting thing
  16. I read almost ALL of the James bond series when i was younger and was enthralled by his ability to casually kill people and bed women in the same night, plus i can relate, i myself have spent MANY a night dressing in designer tuxedos, gambling, drinking manly cosmopolitans, and snapping international terrorist necks, if only i could put down the cloak and dagger an focus on a real job, my mom would'nt be so mad at me for living in the basement and not paying rent <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I thought you were living in Iraq with the Army. Or have they run out of regular funds and you now patrol in evening dress?
  17. Green trousers, with snappy crease, brown shoes, white shirt. I just realised I look like I'm in the damn army.
  18. Speaking of tidying up... *puts on pinafore*
  19. It's too early to make me read about rape. Bad bad forumite.
  20. I always regret never saying to the RAF recruiters, when asked why I wanted to join "I've always fancied going to work in my pyjamas"
  21. Does that mean that if God can be a man, then a man can be God? *awed expression of ambition mixed with childlike glee*
  22. Why, what happens in it?

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