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Doesn't sound too bad actually.... Hey that reminds me I have an actual picture of my office where I work. My desk is on the bottom, right corner. Yeah, its always a little chaotic on Mondays. Hey, looking at that picture Woldan, and your testing of waterboarding, are'nt you going to test breaking wheels and give us your opinion of those? =P

Sweet! That's going to keep me entertained until Wasteland 2. Played alot of Misery, and it was a great mod. The only thing I miss from the Stalker games are other maps, or bigger overall. I've been everywhere on those maps by now.

Hahaha! Only in Brittain! :D Did'nt you have this crazy extreme sportsman that amputated his fingers that got frostbite during his walk to the north pole, just because the doctors were to slow about it? Ah, yes; Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the man basically defines manlyness!

The "Quanta Cola" bit made me think of this; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radithor :D Ahh, quackery.

As a Swede, the Swedish police are a waste of money. They are useless, incompetent and overpaid. They are only good for driving drunk people home, catching shoplifters, drivers of tuned mopeds and shooting protesters.

Yeah, my mates whom are about as interested in these details and their implications as I am in their new shoes, that is to say, not one bit. The only reaction I got from my sis's boyfriend about Xbone's online requirements was; *Shrug* "I'm not worried about it, I never buy used games, I never lend games and my internet never goes wrong". He's going to quickly change such tunes once he moves out here where I live... Also a somewhat funny, entirely ficticious story from Yahtzee; http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/columns/extra-punctuation/10460-The-Tale-of-M-and-S

Operation Flashpoint used the mouse to steer cars and trucks from what I remember, or rather it could use it that way. There are also mods for some racing games that allow you to configure the mouse as a steering implement. Mouse is'nt bad as a turning implement because it does'nt return to center though, if you want your steering wheel to function properly with FF you turn off the centering spring anyway, in wich case it does'nt return to center either.

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It's basically the same here, and I'm loving the weather! Managed to mow the lawns, trim the edges and get started on trimming the hedge. This is perfect, though the rain was annoying, could've done without that.

Boo-hoo, I despise professional football players, they're overpaid despicable little whiney bastards whos antics are infecting other sports. It's such an disgustingly unsportsmanlike behavior they should have public fricking whippings on the football-field rather than red or yellow cards! /EndRant

I've heard about similar things but cloths before, but if there is anything that I'm concerned about with something like this, it's environmental and health-effects. Imagine if that stuff gets into your digestive system. Yikes.

Quickly skimmed through the last couple of threads and did'nt immediately see anything referencing this, so; Publishers may start funding old-school RPGs because of the success of Kickstarter "These Kickstarters for RPGs have been really successful, they have garnered more backer support and more funding than many had thought, and we have noticed that publishers have paid attention to that and they are aware of the success these projects have had," Chris Avellone explained.

My first pnp game was'nt really so much a game as it was a "tryout". When I met the people that still are my friends and PnP players and GM's some 13+ years ago, they really did'nt know who I was and only heard about me through my class-mate that was in their group. I had spoken alot to him and after me mentioning Fallout, he told me about real PnP rpg's, and I wanted in. It took them two months before they decided to let me try out, and see if I knew what roleplaying was, so we sat down in the cafeteria in school and had a 30 minute session of EON. I passed their little test by running around in the woods, and not attacking every moving object in sight. The real first game though was in the same game, as an mercenary named Dirk Mikal from the city of Anlon in Drunok. He deceided to travel southeast to the lands of Asharien, where he eventually ended up in the coastal regions, and eventually the capital. Entered a bar, ended up in a barfight with a couple of locals and some Tirak ("Orks") pirates, quickly got sent to the stockades where he met the captain(PC) of the sailors and the badly beaten fiddler(PC) of the bar and a friendly smith(PC). A few days was spent in the stockades, trying to remain chaste and in one piece, building some comraderie in the group before we were released. From there we searched through the town for a couple of missing people and lost objects. The least interesting parts of our games were the actual fights, since it's a low fantasy, though gory, game. I could tell you how teeth flew everywhere in the barfight and there were quite a few broken ribs and a shattered leg, but the best parts of the game session was the humor and interplay between the characters. "Hey, this inn's pretty good, smells nice" "Smells nice?! The straw on the floor looks sentient. And carnivorous!" The jester failed walking on a rope and crushed his balls against it, the player shouted out "But my balls!" to wich all the others replied "Not anymore!" in a choir. AFK? You were playing over some IM system or such?

I really loved TDU, but when they did TDU2 they streamlined it straigt down to arcade and then kept going for a little bit. They did'nt even have steering wheel support, and I don't think they've patched it in either. I would love to have another proper game in the franchise, good driving and big world. The world was the only thing they got right in TDU2.

Bunkers and Badasses? AWESOME! I so want that game. Frickin' Steam...

I'll never forget the surprise in his eyes...

When I worked as a "grafitti sanitizer" we had a special soap to wash tarmac, soot and rubber particles from concrete pillars and similar called Solvent Green. I was the only person in the company that recognized it. :/

Is this better? /pose

Ohhh... Write the Queen and ask for an annexation, so that Sweden fall under the BBC's jurisdiction! Good idea! ^^

I'd actually pay a licence for the BBC, atleast they make some quality programmes, unlike the Swedish equivalent. I'd pay in a heartbeat once I'd have a TV, no problem - fair is fair. I don't have a TV antenna, parabolic dish, nor a fricking TV. I don't even have a radio. Hopefully it's nothing bad, best wishes! I'd personally say 60 is as far as I'd like to go. Then again, I'm lucky to hit 50.

The very reason we've had licence fees was because it's impossible to control a broadcast! The internet is the exact opposite! First of all I have to actually pay for a service to be able to reach their site, then I have to actually want to FETCH the data! A broadcast is an indiscriminate transmission of information that goes everywhere! The day those wankers starts paying for internet to everyone, so that it truly becomes a semblance of a broadcast, then they can actually collet money from me.

Good stuffs! Listening to the difference between an AWE32 and SoundBlaster Pro was staggering.

Got 4 hours of sleep, due to tossing and turning and being generally pissed off to such a degree that I got a nosebleed. Why? Because SVT is now allowed to take a TV-licence fee from computer owners. Because they have an internet service. THE INTERNET IS NOT A MOTHER****ING BROADCAST YOU ****WITS!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGHG!

Hahaha! I don't know wether to be aroused or amused! :D

A big knackwurst in his pants? Flashing knobs in his bed? ^^