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sadly they don't make it anymore, but it's a genius series.

daofcmacg wrote:You are right Softball that did remind me of COD4, and I swear I heard a mini-gun atleast twice. The triple A was a bit puzzeling to me also from what I could tell there was no air support in the area at the time.

DA

Humvee mounted minigun @ 1.03....AAA could have been speculative fire i guess?

Nemisis wrote:

PanzerMeyer wrote:
That sounds like quite a horrible fate indeed if day time tv in the UK is as bad and stupid as it is in the US.

It IS trust me

Jeremy Kyle doesn't do it for you then?

The thing that made me chuckle most was phoning my mobile phone provider and speaking to a chap who said his name was David Beckham, but was quite clearly a Bombay resident - do they think we're deaf or just stupid?

I was thinking this only the other day....it's amazing how easy it is to communicate globally, and the tasks to which such technological advances have been put. Once it was (and still is) vital for the global economy, international trade etc, but probably making as much of a cultural significance is...

it's a grade a brown trouser moment for the passengers

I have too...spoken to her as well (if only to say good morning ma'am), when she came to open the new English Language building at my school when it was 500 years old.

Good on him....after a few 'incidents' when he was a bit younger, he's straightened up pretty well...i feel very sorry for his older brother, Prince William, who as second in line to the throne is apparently not allowed to serve in Afghanistan or Iraq iirc

think it's more a fact that ppl didn't really know about it, until he mentioned it on his programme...allegedly in London there are 3 Merc SLR's, a couple of Ferrari Enzo's etc that are already registered as cabss. On the taxation, in the UK, as i said we pay road tax (road maintenance) which requir...

We actually pay three times - at the pump for petrol, we have to pay road tax, ostensibly for road maintenance, but also banded depending on emissions, and now we have to pay to get into places. For London, you can always register your vehicle as a taxi (£80 p/a) and not pay the congestion charge. ...

I'll have a work with Lancer and see what he can remember re: the 151 mod orders etc - bear in mind it's been some time since we've played GR though, so he may have forgotten some of the details.

you don't think that all us Brits manage the stiff upper lip at all times without some extra help do you?

powdered viagra mixed with vaseline applied topically - usually does the trick.

daofcmacg wrote:... the jolly ole bloke ...

Are you planning on moving to the UK with that kind of terminology?

so, anyone feel like inventing something like a high tech ceramic that can make indestructible barrels? If so, i think the US military might want a word :p

I read a lot of the Warhammer 40,000 novels - especially recommended would be the Gaunt's Ghosts sereis (about a stealth recon infantry unit) and the Eisenhorn trilogy (about an imperial inquisitor)...never going to break records for writing quality, but very entertaining nonetheless.

I'll eventually watch the series. I've had the movie on dvd though for a while and I love it. I've heard though that the season without Michael Shanks as Daniel Jackson wasn't very good. It was Ok, but i never felt the replacement character was that good - i'm guessing the producers felt more or le...

He might be a drummer - ok so it's not exactly the same, but the levels of co-ordination and timing you'd get from having drumming experience would probably put you ata great advantage.

I smoke and Drink although i don't drink a lot, but raising the price of one would not affect how much i buy of the other. As far the tax on Smoking is concerned and how it would affect the Governments budget, The UK is having a problem with this since Cigarettes and Tobacco are very cheap in the E...