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Offline McBrain

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Reply #50 - 01 October 2005, 23:49:35
I also like pizza, but most of all I like pasta with salmon sauce :)


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Reply #51 - 02 October 2005, 09:37:43
The question should rather be: Who doesn't like pizza? :)


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Reply #52 - 02 October 2005, 22:56:41
Yeah, indeed, that's the question...
To like or not to like pizza... :)


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Reply #53 - 02 October 2005, 23:05:08
PIzza is good but i preffer steak or a hamburger or something with meat


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Reply #54 - 06 October 2005, 18:48:40
Never mind, you don't need to make a name thing for me, cos I found a site that does it for you.

Sorry to all those who spent a lot of time and effort in trying to help me! (not)

Thanks for nothing!

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Reply #55 - 06 October 2005, 21:52:15
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Sorry to all those who spent a lot of time and effort in trying to help me! (not)


no prob. ;)

We're just doing what we do best. :badsmile:



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Reply #56 - 06 October 2005, 23:58:17
Hmph!



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Reply #57 - 09 October 2005, 15:16:25
Well now.

I seem to remember somebody saying that THIS GUY

 http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0000092/

was one of britain's funniest actors after a link was posted to a clip that portrayed him as a psycologist.

(How do you spell that word, it's like the only one I screw up every time....)

anyway, I would just like to announce that HE CAN'T HOLD A CANDLE TO MR BEAN! (Rowan atkinson)

This is possibly the funniest shot in the series...





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Reply #58 - 09 October 2005, 21:52:39
That's an L-85 that soldier is holding.



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Reply #59 - 09 October 2005, 23:22:41
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freespace2dotcom wrote:
Well now.

I seem to remember somebody saying that THIS GUY

 http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0000092/

was one of britain's funniest actors after a link was posted to a clip that portrayed him as a psycologist.

(How do you spell that word, it's like the only one I screw up every time....)

anyway, I would just like to announce that HE CAN'T HOLD A CANDLE TO MR BEAN! (Rowan atkinson)

This is possibly the funniest shot in the series...


BTW, Free, it's psychologist.

And John Cleese is way funnier than Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean (Bean sucks rocks, big time). But Rowan Atkinson as BlackAdder
 ... tough choice. Atkinson's very best stuff is saved for live performances on stage.

Britain has produced some pretty good comedians. I think the best was Sidney James (remember the Carry On movies?). But then,
I really am dating myself.

And as good as the Brits and Canadians are at comedy ... my all time favourite is George Carlin. "The Seven Dirty Words You
Can't Say on the Public Airwaves" and "Grey Hairs Driving in my Lane" are timeless classics.


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Reply #60 - 10 October 2005, 18:17:38
what about british literature, Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy is by far the best book series ever written :)


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Reply #61 - 11 October 2005, 21:00:05
So I was looking up our beloved little gupt just now on google.

guess what? Look here!

http://www.alisterbach.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=6&PN=1

What's the odds that somebody else came up with that name, eh?

Surely we have a copyright for the idea somewhere? then we can wage another solar system war. :)

(also, I happen to prefer mr. bean to blackadder. It's just a matter of personal preference, though.. it fits my brand of humor.)



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Reply #62 - 11 October 2005, 21:16:53
 It's a full-lenght finish SF parody, free to download.
I haven't watched it yet, only took a look at the trailer, but it looks promising.
Check it out: http://www.starwreck.com


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Reply #63 - 12 October 2005, 07:27:50
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http://www.alisterbach.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=6&PN=1

What's the odds that somebody else came up with that name, eh?

Well, that's Brentons website! ;)


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Reply #64 - 12 October 2005, 11:40:54
Like FINALLY!

Now maybe I might start gettin' some traffic...:turning:


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Reply #65 - 13 October 2005, 08:50:21
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Well, that's Brentons website! ;)

*gasp*



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Reply #66 - 22 October 2005, 06:18:00
OK, everbody! I'm back!


Let's look at what I've been doing!! :):)

http://www.2kgames.com/index.php?p=games&title=sunion

this is a game called Shattered Union, and while it's a bit boring in actuality. (it's rather long and monotonous, though
I learned a great deal of geography if the game is even slightly accurate. :) ) I think the premise is quite fun and I
enjoyed visiting all of the major american cities, even if a few of them DID blow up along the way... :pfff:

Here are somepersonal screenshots I picked out from my ventures in the game.



this is washington DC, or rather, what's left of it after a nuke blows it up... This is the incident that shatters the US in
the game, creating several factions. Including my own... I started off in chicago, my hometown, so it took a while for
my armies to finally reach the place. (I stopped in NYC on the way, and there was a lot of fighting there... Thankfully
not too much in the city proper,  but regretfully, a few enemies sought cover there, thinking I would be a sissy and so
there's a few black scorchmarks where some skyscrapers once stood.... oh well... :pfff: ;) )




This is much later ingame, I was retaking the ozarks. the city highlighted in green is Independence, Mo. (a bit far from
where I lived in arkansas, but they're both on the same "map" ingame, even though where I lived was too small to
be of importance (and thus be represented here).... :( Though the cool thing about independence was it's importance
on the famous oregon trail. just look up independence rock.

(the city and rock were named as such because you wanted to get there before the 4 of july, so you would know
you're on shcedule.)

anyways, *ehem* on we go through the pics... :)




This is the houston/Fort worth area.

as you can see from the pic, it sustained serious damage from fighting. Now this is just as I had gotten to it.
the US ingame had split into several factions ingame, and this particular territory changed hands rather often, so I
knew that I had to be very careful here. I really didn't want to add to the already nasty damage here, and with the
exception of a small laser guided tactical missle, I suceeded in preventing any fire from hitting the city.

Looking back on this, (I've already beaten the game) I'll say that this was easily the worst damaged city I've seen
besides washington (but washington doesn't count, since it started off that way ingame)



Hey, look what we have here, it's Edwards AFB! It was apparently abandoned, as I encountered no resistance here.
this did not surprise me too much, because this was the last territory I needed to complete the continental '48, and I
had already beaten the last surviving faction several times over in a blitzkrieg-like fashion, taking much of the later
western states without really any resistance.. all that was left was to take Los angeles.. and that was just around
the corner...



Incidently, Los angeles also took some damage from fighting well before I had arrived, but it really wasn't all that
bad. the famous Hollywood sign had survived, though, and I made sure I didn't damage that, either. there was only
scattered resistance here, most of it being civilian partisians with armed and armored station wagons. (I kid you not,
it was quite funny to watch myself.)

after this, I had pretty much finished the game. There was a little movie at this part that even made me feel a little
patriotic, but then they had to ruin it with a totally corny "God bless america" bit.  though I had yet to save alaska
from the ones who had nuked Washington and then subsequently invaded alaska, but I'll not spoil that for you.

Whadya think? I really liked this game's premise, and it delieved very nicely, but It was boring (often having to defend
the same territories over and over again, before you can finally start invading) and damned near impossible to play at
the beginning due to being attacked, draining my funds, preventing me from making any progress.

Despite that though, I give it a B+ pretty darned good.

lemme know what you think. ;)

(by the way. you can also play as european "peacekeepers" ;) The only thing I didn't like was that european reason
for being in america was for reuniting the states.  The problem being was that it was obvious that *I* was going to
be the one to do that, (or at least it was obvious to me... :pfff: ) anyway, europe attacked NYC while it was in my
custody and I then was forced to kick their asses. no hard feelings, though. we can still be friends afterwards,
right? ;) )



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Reply #67 - 25 October 2005, 13:01:52
Come on, folks!

put a little life in here! respond to this! it's FUNNY! :)

http://www.spikedhumor.com/articles/5472/Weapons_of_Mass_Destruction.html



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Reply #68 - 25 October 2005, 13:33:30
:lol:


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Reply #70 - 28 October 2005, 13:41:46
http://www.yeeguy.com/freefall/

This is fun! :)

(Sorry to all those strange people who love him)



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Reply #71 - 28 October 2005, 14:17:16
Yeah! :)
I always wanted to do this! :)


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Reply #72 - 30 October 2005, 20:33:25
This is Definately worth a read. (not funny, but very serious)

http://philologos.org/bpr/files/Misc_Studies/ms060.htm



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Reply #73 - 31 October 2005, 03:07:14
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This is Definately worth a read. (not funny, but very serious)

http://philologos.org/bpr/files/Misc_Studies/ms060.htm


A very long reach to make a conclusion unsupported by anything else within the body of the article. Another diatribe that all
of our problems today are the fault of the UN, an organization of which the US is a founder and holds one of the very few
vetoes (5) in the Security Council.

He draws no links between the Federal Reserve Act in 1913 and the founding of the UN in 1946 and the IMF. I'm rather
surprised he didn't mention the Club of Rome and the Bilderberg Group while he was at it.

I'd like to see his CV to establish what his true bona fides are. The arguments he makes are pet subjects amongst
fundamentalist extremists: 1. It's all the fault of the UN and 2. It's all the fault of the international bankers.

We've been down the road with #2 many times before. It culminated in the Holocaust. Do we have to go down this road again, on
this side of the Atlantic?


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Reply #74 - 31 October 2005, 05:15:07
He was focused on the Fed so he probably couldn't get into the juicy stuff. ;)

Well, The guy has wrote several books. It's said he's in the "who's who of america" but that's a paid service, so I
couldn't get access to it. curiously, the wiki has an article on him, but any person could write that, so people can make
of that what they wish. I admit that it's pretty extreme, though I'm focusing only on the federal reserve, and I think
he did a good job on saying what it is. The rest is his personal opinion, but that you can't back it with evidence is not
reason enough to disregard the other stuff he's mentioned.