[Bullitt]

cat in the trash

[Jotun]

Originally Posted by Bullitt

cat in the trash

beer: beer: misfits rule.

and i have that shirt too.

[[DAS REICH] Blitz]

I just learned that when I was young, my school brainwashed us by forcing us to watch "Shalom Sesame"....

[mr.miyagi]

as a vanity plate, it's trite; on that particular plate, it's disturbing and subversive.

[img]http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/5382/virginiaplatedh3.jpg[/img]

[snipeymagoo]

[img]http://a302.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/15/l_9c99989f87e31f4bcfea78578c66810d.jpg[/img][/img]

[Nyck]

http://consumerist.com/consumer/investi ... 271963.php


duhhhhhhhh

[Milla]

Originally Posted by snipeymagoo

[img]http://a302.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/15/l_9c99989f87e31f4bcfea78578c66810d.jpg[/img][/img]

ROFL wtf?!?!

[Milla]

Originally Posted by Nyck

http://consumerist.com/consumer/investigations/video-consumerist-catches-geek-squad-stealing-porn-from-customers-computer-271963.php


duhhhhhhhh

lol hey its up for grabs if they leave shit on their computer and want people to work on it.

[Nyck]

Originally Posted by Milla

lol hey its up for grabs if they leave shit on their computer and want people to work on it.

that was such a setup computer though, I mean drunk blond sluts wallpaper and who the hell keeps porn on their desktop

[ninty]

guy took the bait though. i'm glad i know more about computers than 95% of the population and can build and fix my own. way too much info on computers for others to be around.

[Zoner]

[img]http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/2/1/721154/prayerassault.gif[/img]

[mr.miyagi]

Just wanted to post this...Remember George the terrier who died defending those children, well he was awarded 2 medals. It brought a smile to my face tonight


George, the nine-year-old Jack Russell terrier who defended a group of children from being attacked from two pitbulls, will receive a posthumous medal for bravery from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
The award will be the second for George, after American Jerrell Hudman said he was sending his Purple Heart medal awarded during from the Vietnam War to New Zealand to honour the bravery of the terrier.

The recognition comes after two pitbulls rushed at five children walking to a dairy in the Taranaki town of Manaia, last month.
The children, accompanied by George, were threatened by the pitbulls which were aiming for a four-year-old boy.

George was later put down because of his injuries and the pitbulls which attacked George were destroyed.

[img]http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/9529/293616zo4.jpg[/img]

"George was a very brave little dog, who almost certainly prevented severe injury, if not death, to at least one of the children."

Final salute to George from myself. Hero dog.

[Tripper]

manaia?....George would have saved the whole town then cos theres like one street in manaia, its tiny lulz

[mr.miyagi]

oh trips, you mentioned about there being no WW1 games, heres a new one:

Chemistry - 'To End All Wars'
Game creators have drawn on wars of every kind and period for material, but World War One has generally been passed over--and for good reason. After all, how do you make a game anywhere near the reality of The Great War--soldiers wading in two feet of mud for months on end, only to be randomly gassed or shelled from above, and finally made to charge toward the barrel of a machinegun and a sudden death--into something fun?
The UK team of publisher Ghostlight and development studio Chemistry is taking the challenge with To End All Wars, a first person shooter set in Europe during the four year conflict. Using the Unreal Engine 3 to deliver what Ghostlight calls "mud strewn horror," To End All Wars is planned for an Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 release during the summer of 2008.

Hope its decent...

[Tripper]

[quote="mr.miyagi":a430c]oh trips, you mentioned about there being no WW1 games, heres a new one:

Chemistry - 'To End All Wars'
Game creators have drawn on wars of every kind and period for material, but World War One has generally been passed over--and for good reason. After all, how do you make a game anywhere near the reality of The Great War--soldiers wading in two feet of mud for months on end, only to be randomly gassed or shelled from above, and finally made to charge toward the barrel of a machinegun and a sudden death--into something fun?
The UK team of publisher Ghostlight and development studio Chemistry is taking the challenge with To End All Wars, a first person shooter set in Europe during the four year conflict. Using the Unreal Engine 3 to deliver what Ghostlight calls "mud strewn horror," To End All Wars is planned for an Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 release during the summer of 2008.

Hope its decent...[/quote:a430c]

ed:

praise be


im excited, thank jesuswheels i got a 360, cos my comp is dickless! rock: