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I would honestly say that the game isn't worth buying for the pc. if you have a console then it's probably worth renting. It's not that it's a bad game just that it's very average. The focus system is cool but on the pc the fighting can feel very random just hit the buttons and hope with the changin...

#1 Gundam Wing #2 Blade of the Immortal #3 Blood the last vampire #4 Dragon Ball Z and/or GT #5 Escaflowne #6 Trigun #7 Perfect Blue #8 Princess Mononoke #9 Sailor moon #10 Slayers #11 X/1999 #12 Cardcaptors #13 Jubei-chan #14 Oh! My Goddess! #15 Ranma 1/2 I haven't really watched much anime recentl...

The great Homer

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Beer . . .

One friend left his computer at my flat over the summer trouble was we were all too lazy to be bothered getting it hooked up to the network and full of porn. The best story I've heard of this sort is a friend had brough his computer round to sort something and someone started going through the hard ...

Trinity once . . .

Trinity twice . . .

and a Neo to finish

Thats just fucking hilarious. I think that I tried that sort of screaming fit once when I was a toddler. Mum just stepped over me and got the rest of the shopping and picked me up when I had calmed down. Never tried that again, guess I was a fast learner :) . How about this for a baby's t-shirt, see...

Decado the Ice Killer is probably one of the finest swordsmen in fiction though both Duncan Idaho and Paul Atredies were excellent swordsmen (though Paul was probably a better knife fighter). The greatest swordsman title has to go to Cohen the Barbarian. What other 80 year old could take on an army ...

I'm Pisces and I would say that 16 of those are true for me (17 if i include Messianic ). Mind you it's 5am here and I've been playing vice city all night so it could just be my mind playing tricks on me . . .

I suppose it depends on what you want

For a meal in a glass nothing beats guinness.

On a hot summer day a bottle of Corona.

Sitting watching football, it has to be a can of Tennents.

For a more civilized beer with a meal Budweiser Budvar.

another couple of books that are worth reading

American Gods - Neil Gaiman
Altered Carbon - Richard Morgan
The Illuminatus Trilogy - Robert Shea & Robert Anton Wilson
Nights Dawn trilogy (The Reality Dysfunction, The Neutronium Alchemist, The Naked God) - Peter F Hamilton

Number one would have to be Cavatina from The Deer hunter. I watched the film on TV last night and I'd forgotten just how breathtaking tha track is. Other songs that come to mind; Tears in heaven - Eric Clapton Missing you (love theme form Romeo+Juliet) - Des'ree lucky - Radiohead Black Eyed Dog - N...

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Okay 2 proplus later and a good look through CD's and mp3 collection. GonK's Bestest Heaviest Songs Everest MKII Killing in the Name of - Rage Against The Machine Iron Man - Black Sabbath Pisschrist - Fear Factory Ace if Spades - Motorhead Kashmir - Led Zepplin fighting urge to include Bohemian Rhap...

Barbers Adagio for string
The Four Seasons by Vivaldi
Danse Macabre bt Saint-Saens

and probably my favourite
Cavatina from the soundtrack to The Deer Hunter preferably the version played by John Williams (no not the composer the guitarist)

what no Rage Against the Machine??? Killing in the name of certainly deserves a mention. /has a look through cd collection Other honourable mentions Ace of Spades - Motorhead Ever tried to drive sensibly while listening to this? It just ain't possible. Enter Sandman - Metallica Say what you like abo...

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Oh yeah and an amusing smiley

"And then one time I ate some rotten berries. Man there were some gases eeking outta my butt that day!" Shrek here's three quotes from the same film Christ, I haven't felt that good since Archie Gemmill scored against Holland in 1978. In a thousand years, there will be no men and women, j...

Sea Skimmer wrote: Little good but lots of fun can come from this combination of bear and bombs

has a sudden image of a fundie suicide bomber bear...

decides sod it and goes to get pint of guinness

Mmmmmmmmmmm guinness...

Call me an uncultured barbarian but I really can't stand the taste of wine. I've always been a spirits drinker, good russian vodka or a nice malt whisky or whiskey. Failing that I'll settle for a good pint of guinness.

Damn now I really want a drink...

Now, I don't go to church regularly, because none of them 'feel' right. It's kinda like finding a doctor you like and trust. I can agree with that sentiment. It's the main reason that I stopped going to church. As to disproving chritianity I don't see any need to do so. Someone's personal belief's ...

No, you learned the Cliff Notes version of the scientific method. Most people who describe and supposedly learn the scientific method have trouble answering simple questions like "what is the purpose of science"? They tend to answer with some kind of drivel like "trying to understand...

last option. was going to try to explain why but it's too late here and i need some sleep. basically taliban fighters were defending there government from attack by foreign power. either prisoner of war (geneva convention) or civilian prisoners (sure some sort of human rights apply) either way I hav...

Wrong. It is an attempt to describe the universe as accurately as possible. The belief that science has achieved perfect comprehension of the universe would be a religion. However some religions are about attaining an understanding such as Buddism and reaching a state of Nirvana. Wrong. Science con...

I think that they have some better reason for Neo fighting than
"It look's cool"


Personnally I like the idea of Agent Smith spawning multiple copies of himself into the Matrix to eat up Neo's bandwidth and thus limit his powers...

I would say that a religion is a system of morality, the two being very similar. The main difference being a system of morality is based on secular premise while a religion is based on spiritual premise, Law of God or Law of Man. Religions, by which are meant the modes of divine worship proper to di...