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[PrejudiceSucks]

DeathDude, on Oct 12 2006, 02:12 PM, said:

Emu farm eh, wouldn't be surprised if we have one here. We have a llama/Alpaca farm here of all places that you would imagine llamas to be, much less a farm.

Hmm well they do live in the Peruvian Mountains, which are colder than Simon Cowell, so they might well be able to take it, although they might subtly change in Canada...

"Grrrawww, eh?"

[Tom Henrik]

My house is for sale! I was a bit surprised at first, but then I realized that it was my neighbours who are selling.

Anyone here who want to be my new neighbour?

[Sinke]

Tom Henrik, on Oct 21 2006, 06:39 PM, said:

My house is for sale! I was a bit surprised at first, but then I realized that it was my neighbours who are selling.

Anyone here who want to be my new neighbour?

This seems like a good spot for my new headquarters in Gamebiz.

[Potatoe]

Tom Henrik, on Oct 21 2006, 06:39 PM, said:

My house is for sale! I was a bit surprised at first, but then I realized that it was my neighbours who are selling.

Anyone here who want to be my new neighbour?

Nice looking house...

[A. J. Raffles]

Now that's just bizarre...

[Juni Ori]

I knew somebody would notice that!

Btw, I wasn't aware BBC had article of it. I loved especially the part:

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The Finns are clearly having their revenge on French President Jacques Chirac, who once dismissed their food as the worst in the EU.

Bloody French!

[Tom Henrik]

Hehehehe...

This time it's not me who goes "What?" after hearing the latest, but Faith Hill.

Priceless

[Juni Ori]

Honest reaction, at least! Stupid *kvetch* was perhaps a little too sure about her chances to win!

[Mighty Midget]

One thing that always make me gawk in disbelief, are game reviews that are based upon a religious view. I try to dig them out occationally, and have the laugh of the day. They are just so...so... (I'm speechless)

For instance (one of the better ones) http://www.christian...01/ultima9.html

Other than that: That "Silent Library" thing that's swept across the internet is quite surreal.

[Juni Ori]

MM, thanks for the laughs! I just had to read some more and I'm seriously hoping they'll continue reviewing games!!!

Edit: Max Payne's review!!!

[Mighty Midget]

Oh yes, that is one, quote, "sinful game"  

Basically, as long as there are people so deeply devoted to be it religion, politics, philosophy, twinkies or whatever and speak when they really shouldn't I, for one, am never going to get bored.

Bizarre: I can't find the article, but I read once that a bunch of American scientists had a back-up plan if the global warming went a tid-bit out of control: They would mount huge rocket engines to the earth, and move it further away from the sun. Hmmmm, I can't remember ever being asked if that was compatible with my thoughts on it...

[Tulac]

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This game would be game of the year if it weren't for satanic references because under all that is an outstanding plot and game. Yet is all that worth playing such a sinful game? You decide but i think not.
--Zack Mandle, age 14

This is... disturbing.

[greywolf]

You need to check out the review for Catechumen, and especially read the first comment. Even being a christian, I thought that game failed miserably (although I've never played it).

And if you're in the mood for some more review goodness, check out the Survivor review. In fact, GameRevolution has some of the best reviews I've seen, not the least reason being that they employ humor in the delivery.

[Mighty Midget]

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I'm 28 years old and this game scared me! The lower dungeons and the demons were a little too much [...] Granted, I'm sure real demons are much worse [...]

BWAR-HAR-HAR

[BeefontheBone]

Woah, them there fundamentalists are scary. It can't just be me that finds the prospect of a grown woman believing in ACTUAL demons, yet also confident that should she encounter one, her faith in the Big Beard would protect her, an upsetting one - the thought that there are millions of these delusionals, many of them weilding great political power, covering every corner of the globe, is deeply unsettling.