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Denmark has nice biscuits

Because espionage never goes on in these parts of the world? I'm willing to bet the U.S already has every facility mapped exactly. Pass a few of the newly developed bunker busters to Israel and airstrike by proxy.

Contrary to what people may think, England doesn't actually have a democracy so voting is a waste of time. A democracy means power to the people; in England we use the 'first to past the post' system, meaning power to 'some' of the people. All others are by design of the system disqualified as they have no place for representation, no matter how large a group they may be. A good example of this would be the underlying nationalism stirring around as a result of resentment to recent policies. It's there but may as well not exist as we live in a digital political system.

Oh and perhaps this is why lock jaw exists... Earth's natural defense to stop people eatting it.

Ignoring the sarcasm in your statement, soil isn't necessarily silicate based.

Last year Lockheed Martin was already working on a new supercavitating bomb capable of reaching 10x the depth of the current U.S. Air Force record holder, the BLU-113 bunker buster that can break through nearly 25 feet (7 metres) of concrete or nearly 100 feet (30 metres) of earth. So that's 1/3km of depth penetration... their facilities aren't safe, even underground.

It's simple really. They've all been out in the sun too long, and probably don't get much sleep. Buy them some hats and horlicks and the world will have peace.

But that's exactly why politics will always fail. Anyone with any intelligence stays out of it, cos quite frankly they can be doing better things with their time.

You should have a system where everyone sits down and discusses all viable options, then all agree on the best course of action. If they can't come to one then they should be forced to. In fact better yet, just disband the senate. Fear will keep the states in line. Fear of this battle... erm... yeah.

What's all the arguement over PC vs Console anyway. Just buy both, problem solved... geez.

Crikey, someone's stuck well and truly back in 2003

Oh and everyone should be entitled to nuclear missiles, to defend themselves from the King of England.

Hey those guys were going to rebuild the pyramids at one points

It ought to be able run (albeit extremely jerky) on any system. I thought shader 2 was the only major requirement in terms of modern technology (let's not backtrack to things like MMX, we'll assume everyone has that by now )

Kinky!

Who?

^ Health encylopedias... if you're anything like me you'll read them, find something you don't have and develop the symptons for it anyway

Personally if I was in your position (and I recognise this easier said than done) I would give up the painting job and find any other means to earn my bread. The old advice doctors would give to a patient with back pain was absolute rest. Apparently this advice did more harm than good as it lengthened the healing time. You're supposed to excercise gently in order for the back to restore itself. I guess the ideal first step would be to see a chiropractor. Perhaps in the u.s you get a better service when you go to see a doctor seeing as you're paying up front, but in England they'll simply tell you what I have without doing a proper examination.

As opposed to not ****

You should just let them come in illegally. As soon as they realise how sh*t the u.s is they'll soon leave again.

New series of Dr Who is utter sh*t.

Well actually no one has bought a PS3... :Whispers: It's not out yet... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Don't you hate it when someone corrects you because they can't read. /sigh 'so many people buying Playstations', as in people have decided on the release they will go out and buy it. Geez, thicko

Nintendo Wii. X-Box is just a glorified PC and with so many people buying Playstations you'll just have to go round to your mates to play one.

Best video so far, especially from a marketting point of view. The toolset is quite blatantly the games strongest asset, it looks bloody fun. The little things like heatwave distortion are what really stand out. On top of all that, finally an optimistic view of the games play time, 30 hours for those going at a fast pace... so about the same length as KotOR, which is fine. Criticisms... none from that video. So far it's the only thing that's impressed me to date, and a welcome breath of fresh air.

Point taken...