Jimbob

Damn it!!!!. Wouldn't have minded getting that.

EA may have learned a lesson, by releasing Euro 2012 as an add-on to Fifa 12 instead of a separate title. Now, all Activision need to do is learn that we don't want yearly versions of Call of Duty. Thats not going to happen though. And i always hate it, when GAME do a midnight launch for this over say, i don't know........ Skyrim, like last year. And the problem is, these games become game of the year. Why?????.

Eh, now how has that happened. My votes don't count for negative as far as i know

I suppose it could be classed as racist, if dressed as a gollywog.

I concur this statement. And why has DuD voted for himself??. Self guilt maybe, who knows. (I know, read his post before i posted this time)

I voted Rez, just forgot to change my vote once everyone else changed theirs. Twas following suit as it were. Should i vote here, considering i've been absent much of the voting. Vote: heroicjanitor Just to end the day, see what the next day brings.

I'm thinking size-wise, the Stealth Boat probably wouldn't make a good singleplayer level. But it would make for a good multiplayer level though. Send these ideas to Activision, see what they say.

I'll be there on the Friday, so as early as possible. Probably 9 or 10am. Leaving to go home around 2:30pm onwards

I'm not concerned, it just seems like a quick attack/lynch straight from the off between both heroic and MadDog.

A minister is racist for eating cake. Cake eating is racist!!!

Heads up to anyone coming on the Friday, if you need accomodation for that night give me a bell and i can sort something out. Reasonable price near Hyde Park as well, not much of the breakfast though. But you don't really need that, as there are plenty of places open to get something decent to eat.

It does sound interesting, but from the previous Bond games i'm not holding out for much. I'll reserve my judgement for when i either see it, or play it. Potentially, this has the makings to be interesting though. I would agree with the two choices above that Retro mentioned. We know the Lazenby movie, could be a mission based in the ski mountains that Blofield hides in, possible. Dalton movie/level. I was thinking License to Kill, with a level based in the drug factory at the end of the movie. Brosnan. Well, we've had Goldeneye remade so i don't expect this to be chosen. Maybe base it on Tomorrow Never Dies with Brosnans escape from the tower and the bike chase in the streets.

Agreed Vote: No Lynch Nothing to go on myself, unless something pops up

Yeah, why is everyone gunning for MadDog. I can't see logic behind that myself.

Ok, i meant hard to find a hard taped copy of it.

Yes i have, i hate when that happens. Give me 10 minutes. Edit: Done, no more formatting issues.

N-Euro Elite League – Tuesday 17th April 2012 Season 22 – Round 11 Rising Phoenix vs Battlestar Odwinica Rising hosted Odwinica in todays encounter at the Rising Stadium. Kick-off was at 13:30 xt, the referee for this match was Hugh Cango. Throughout the entire match, Rising had 3 chances to Odwinica’s 0 chances. But they could not convert the chances to goals today. * Xpert Time Possession: 46 – 54 Chances: 3 – 0 Man of the Match (Rising): Chris Jerimo Man of the Match (Odwinica): Hardy Howarth Final Score: Rising Phoenix 0 – Battlestar Odwinica 0 Mcoys Sons vs The Sixty-Fourthers Mcoys were not taking this encounter lightly today, scoring the 1st goal of the match in the 1st minute of the match. Scorer was Adrien Tant. Mcoys were taking things seriously, showing Sixty exactly what they were made of. Within a few minutes, they scored their second goal. Jez Heckinbottom the scorer on this occasion. Sixty were looking stunned on-pitch, 2-0 down within 5 minutes. Things certainly were not going Sixty’s way in this match, an injury to Amer Hizo Diz in the 15th minute bought his game to a premature end. He was subbed for Latif Al-Rikabi. Mcoys scored a 3rd goal in the 54th minute, Jez scored his second of the match. 2 subs for Sixty in the 78th (Abdallah Kermashani for Arazh Sorai) and in the 89th (Said Rashmati for Sarkew Bakir) bought this match to a conclusion. Possession: 58 – 42 Chances: 11 – 1 Man of the Match (Mcoys): Arthur Rossall Man of the Match (Sixty): Zara Hagolahi Final Score: Mcoys Sons 3 – The Sixty-Fourthers 0 Intergalactico Stars vs Silverdale Hotpot Both sides came into this one wanting a result, Inter played a 4-5-1 approach with Silverdale going for the classic 4-3-3. Both sides were evenly matched in the early stages. But it was Inter who scored the opener in the 40th minute, Ben Kenobi the scorer. Again, they scored in the 59th minute. Mark Undertaker the scorer on this occasion. Ben Kenobi who scored the opener, was subbed for Nikos Scabos. Silverdale, being desperate to score a goal, made an error of judgement on a tackle which gave Inter a chance for a 3rd, which was taken swiftly. Zinedine Zidane the scorer on this occasion. Inter were not going to be taken easy, scoring a 4th in the 85th. Mark Undertaker the scorer, and his second goal of the night. Possession: 59 – 41 Chances: 10 – 0 Man of the Match (Inter): Zinedine Zidane Man of the Match (Silverdale): Howard Lacey Final Score: Intergalactico Stars 4 – Silverdale Hotpot 0 Happenstance FC vs Leeds M.O.T Leeds are in a similar situation to Rising, both sides needing wins to remain in the Elites. With Leeds travelling to Happen Grounds to take on Happenstance today, it was all to play for. They were going out to win, and nothing was going to stop them. Patrick Unsworth was booked in the 2nd minute for Happenstance, followed by a booking for Leeds in the 8th minute. Hamit Altug was the unfortunate player on this occasion. Unfortunetly for Happenstance, the foul tackle caused Teofilo Polo to sprain his ankle and had to be subbed for Den Gregor. It was looking to be favourable to Leeds today, but their luck soon changed. 38 minutes in, Dean Gregor scored the opener for Happenstance. Leeds took this as a warning and prepped for the 2nd half, bringing on Viquardinho Berger for Godfrey Pascoe. Again, Leeds and Happenstance received yellows in the 52 (Leeds player Jonny Howson) and the 55th (Happenstance’s Steven Harrison). The 55th minute saw Leed’s Marvin Townshead injured, he was subbed for Emillio Largo. Leeds’ luck ran out in the 85th, a second foul for Hamit Altug saw his game end with a Red. Happenstance took the opportunity, and scored their 2nd goal in the 88th. Godfrey Pascoe the scorer. A sub for Leeds ended todays encounter Possession: 64 – 36 Chances: 7 – 0 Man of the Match (Happenstance): Godfrey Pascoe Man of the Match (Silverdale): Elton Monkhouse Final Score: Happenstance FC 2 – Leeds M.O.T 0 Eights United vs Madpool Both sides have been on fire since the start of the season, so this was going to be a hit and/or miss encounter. Madpool went on the offensive from the start, injuring Eight’s Godinho Cantos in the 7th minute, and scoring in the 18th. Reggie Hales the scorer. Eights were not going to take this lightly, firing one back of their own in the 21st. Marvin Capwell scored. Eights fired a second one in the 27th, this time Kurniawan Yusri the scorer. Madpool’s Reggie Yales was booked for an offensive tackle on Kurniawan Yusri, was this revenge for the goal he scored? We’ll never know to be fair. A penalty to Madpool in the 36th couldn’t be converted. Showing the pressure these two sides are under this. Another booking to Eights, Rod Clevean the unfortunate player, who in turn injured a Madpool player. Marshall Buchanan had to be taken off and Bruno Galisteu was bought on in replacement. An injury to Dagfinn Jalland in the 46th bought his game to an end, Costel Leonid was bought on. Madpool scored an equalisor in the 57th, Archie Gay the scorer. And again Madpool scored in the 65th, Steven Gerrard scoring this time. Eights equalled back in the 75th, Severin Granas the scorer. Another mistake from Reggie Yates ended his game, a red card for an offense to Kurniawan Yusri. Partly due to swearing and starting a scuffle after a fair tackle were the causes. Eights took the 1 man advantage, scoring a 4th goal in the 87th. Alec Swanson scored. Possession: 49 – 51 Chances: 7 – 9 Man of the Match (Eights): Fernecs Grosics Man of the Match (Madpool): Reggie Yates Final Score: Eights United 4 – Madpool 3

It was hard to find, all 3 parts of it that is. Before Youtube, it was hard to find though.

They Youtube'd it as well, thats how i watched it. It's alright the ep, nothing special though.

Hmm, similar scripts yes. Kryten was featured in the pilot ep, but not in the UK version. That guy should have gone to be Joey, would have been better for him. This ep is hard to find, it's like the CD-I Zelda's are to the main games really.

So then, regarding @ReZourceman request. I'm rain, my power is to be able to see who targetted who in the previous night phase. My targets so far have been Night 1 - EEVIL, he was targetted by Yvonne that night Night 2 - Rummy (Blocked by Hail from dohnut), no info back on them Night 3 - dohnut (Blocked by fog by ???), no info back on them I targetted dohnut last night, but was stopped by fog from reaching my target.

True, the cast wern't happy either. I think it was only going to be Robert Llewellyn and Chris Barrie* being cast to the American version. Leaving Craig and Danny jobless. *Chris was asked to join, if the series had picked up. I think it mainly failed due to the scripts being crap, the guy who was cast as Lister was crap. And the fact they re-cast the Cat role so many times it wasn't funny anymore. Thats from what i can recall from watching the documentary of this on the series V DVD. Originally, series V was going to be the last series before the American version was launched. I'm glad it failed, otherwise we would have missed what i regard the great series of VI and the Anniversary specials.

Congrats Eenuh, welcome to the employed UK world.

I'm in the write-up, nothing happened to me last night. Got nothing to go on either, sorry can't be much more help.

A Picard facepalm won't do, but this will From what i heard, it was being sorted out whilst Sullivan was alive. If that is true, then it was a sell-out. The Office and Red Dwarf are two other UK sitcoms i know that went to America. Red Dwarf failed, the Office currently isn't good either. Fair enough then, i don't intend to dig around for spoilers. I'm going in to this clean.