triforcemario

Well, when I say that, I mean they shorten many words with x or k, example: [22:01] :[:[;)Enri:P:[:[: vale [22:01] :[:[;)Enri:P:[:[: po weno xau [22:01] :[:[;)Enri:P:[:[: adio [22:01] :[:[;)Enri:P:[:[: y gracias [21:56] Owen: Pues esto es lo que dice el correo [21:56] :[:[;)Enri:P:[:[: y si no pago k me acen?? [21:56] Owen: eBay puede cerrar tu cuenta [21:56] :[:[;)Enri:P:[:[: y yata?? [21:54] :[:[;)Enri:P:[:[: ta llegao ahroa?? [21:55] :[:[;)Enri:P:[:[: oweno tu [21:55] :[:[;)Enri:P:[:[: escuxame arhoa solo a mi [21:55] :[:[;)Enri:P:[:[: k es inportante coño Conversations with my Spanish friend, Enrique.

Look's like it'll be a hard choice picking the GOTY for 2007.

Whoop-de-doo, I literally can't wait.

God, if you guys think internet slang in English is bad, wait until you see it in Spanish, where pretty much every other words is subsituted by X or K.

It's around 89 kilos!

I love this game, and to a certain extent, more so than 64. Why? Because the levels in the game feel more alive, because of the designs of the levels, because of the classic "jump & run" levels. Although Super Mario 64 is a classic, I just found Super Mario Sunshine more fun.

Not forgetting Scarface and The GodFather: Black Hand Edition.

Doctor Who in Japanese: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ4lwbVBUvs

While you're at it, add a toaster, holograms, and a cold fusion reactor

You have to watch it a few times to understand it.

Wait, the BBC is actually giving good publicity to Nintendo?! IMPOSSIBLE! Someone must have haxxored their website!

Why is it that I'm the only guy here who knows about the brilliant british comedy "The Thin Blue Line"?

Back to The Future Triology: What's there to say about it. Well, it's easily the most jawsome triology in cinema history, and it has many breaktaking and funny moments. 88MPH/10.

Pepsi man.

Oh, another great comedy, although a bit crude, is "Bottom".

A) How far away are you from the screen?B) Have you got any spastic lights in your room?

Fawlty Towers The Thin Blue Line Vicar of Dibley And "I'm Alan Partridge". Just to name a few.

Depressed. (20 character limit >_<)

Best TV Advert Ever: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-CyoWMaWeQ

When I first clicked on this thread, I didn't read the thread title, and I wasn't reading the posts properly either. You can imagine what it looked like

No, I get a small shock. For example, I tried to charge my 2G iPod Shuffle on it a while back, everything was hunky dory, intil I when to unplug the iPod Shuffle, and since it's got an aluminium skin, it gave me a small shock.

I'm having a slight problem with my Wii at the moment. For some reason, a lot of electricity is being pumped through the USB ports, and if I ever accidently touch them, they always give me a nasty shock. Does this happen to anyone else?

Just got a GameWare RGB cable for 15 euros (sales ftw), and god, the quality is just.... So much better than the cables included with the console! Suprisingly good for a 3rd party cable.

You obviously don't know the Spanish, do you? I've lived in Spain for over 5 years now, and I know as a fact that they don't like spending much money on things like that. The reason the PS2 was popular here was because they were quite cheap, and games are bloody easy to pirate. PS3 games, on the other hand, aren't either of those.