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Nice interview

He's a bit like Ed Wood, just without the talent. He does have one talent though, three movies on the bottom #100 list on imdb requires "something" :-" As for 47, he just doesn't remind me of Vin Diesel in any way. Heck, Bruce Willis could do a better 47, even a guy with hair would do a better 47

Which pretty much sums it up. Once the immigrants had sufficient numbers to aquire a national identity, you can't just disperse them again. The same thing goes for the people who used to live there and were forced from their homes, once they were in sufficient numbers, they also gained a sort of identity as a group. There isn't really such a thing as a palestinian "nation", but people who used to live in the space between Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt and the Mediterranean are united by a common cause, hatred against those who occupy their ancestral land and the prospect of not having a future.

Only the goal keeper is allowed to use his hands in Football

My guess is, thats why Elmore suddely started doing the Everquest artwork.

http://www.winterwind-productions.com/issue1/cover.htm The old man is still alive and and kicking (and painting). With Keith Parkinson dead (R.I.P.) they just don't make artists like that anymore And since this is shameless website plugging, you might also have a look at a political incorrect games developer doing some (George) Bush Whacking, up and coming young writers (Baley) if you for some reason missed his excellent writing here in WoT and last but not least, some words about the sad subject of suicide.

Nothing like docking to the tunes of Blue Danube... :D

Potion of Extra Healing.

As far as endings go, the Kuei-Jin was hilarious. I must shamefully admit, that I was surprised :">

Well, it might be summer on the northern hemisphere

Why do I get a sense of Deja-Vu reading this thread ? :D

So much for playing games once It is quite addictive though. Now if some of those ex-troikans can work the same kind of magic on other games

Because people are jerks sometimes ? You might as well ask why kids on the backseat keep asking "Are we there yet?" every ten minutes on a eight hour car trip... You can try to apply logic if you want to, but it might not help.

I thought it was the letter O from the divine alphabet. I always wondered where he went after he left "The Smoldering Corpse" bar in Sigil

18 out of 21 are black.....their team should be called...the Former French colonies football team....but then again the french, pussies and pathetic as their are....always have ways for 'others' to do their job.... So, the Foreign Legion exchanged their Kepis for Soccer Boots for a while

That was the chess game where the pieces would come alive and do battle right? Good times, good times. Oooh.. I remember that one, was awesome.. think I saw a port to PC like 10 years ago, have a slight memory of playing it on a PC atleast.. Both Archon and Acrhon 2 were awesome games. From the days where EA published more than just sportsgames

So what happened ? Did they come crawling on their bleeding knees, begging you to be a mod again ?!? :D Or was it the thought of all the new girl moderators that made you change your mind ? :)"

The Fallout Demo was what made me buy a PC Before that, I was quite happy to just game away on my Amiga 4000. Unfortunately, Fallout Demo didn't run well on the PC emulator :">

Well, would you please wish for everybody except Denmark to win in the next World Cup please ?... :o"

The two games that got me into gaming were probably those I bought together with my first C64 in 1983. One was a cartridge/rom game called "International Soccer" (EA Sports, go home) and the other was a Centipede clone called "Gridrunner" by Llamasoft. After that, it was a bunch of game source codes to type in yourself from a magazine called "Your Computer". Some of those were fully the same quality of the "Commercial" games of the time. The game that got me hooked on crpgs was either a game called "Sword of Fargoal" or "Temple of Apshai", both by Epyx. Can't remember anymore which one was first :">

And what a fitting ending it is too :D

Go Socceroos!

It is quite addictive. I've completed it four times, though not in a row. Still, for a game I was trying to avoid for a while (Troikas reputation for buggy games), I really grew to liking it. Lucky thing since I bought it at full price in New Zealand

I do seem to remember falling through the street in Chinatown somehow... I just kept falling and falling, seeing the town disappear above me. Of course, it was my first game and I was a Malkavian, so madness *could* have been part of it, but I doubt it

Awesome! (w00t) Thanks for the link