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If you want to run that analogy, it's like keeping that Christmas decorations up all year because you can't be bothered taking them down and putting them up again.

How much of that are actually playing with any regularity though? I'm still not near capacity and I've barely touched half of what I bought in months.

1. An armoured soldier with a long cloak kneeling. 2. Two figures playing with curtains. 3. A large crowd of people holding effigies and banners.

Blech, too many constitutes, synthetics and chemicals in both. Fair Trade brand chocolate is where it is at, especially Gold & Blacks milk chocolate. Rich, with a higher then normal cocoa factor, it's so, pure, delicious and chocolatey it's like Halle Berry orgasming in your mouth.

The books are just far too thick. The Hobbit is an amazing piece of storytelling, but LoTR just bogs itself down. And yes, Braindead is amazing. Though I will always consider The Frighteners to be a rather underrated classic.

Fantastic films. Masterpiece though? Belle Ville Rendevous is a masterpiece. The Godfather, Le' Circe de Rouge, Trainspotting, Dr. Strangelove - All these films are masterpieces because they do a lot with with not very much. Lord of The Rings does a lot with a lot. It does it very well I grant you, but still. If you want a Peter Jackson "masterpiece" I'd hold something like The Frighteners over Lord of the Rings any day. They're certainly better then the books mind.

Apparently Wii Points codes are all sold out. How does that work exactly?

Say I wanted a scrolling arcade space shooter. Which one would you recommend to me?

What Final Fantasy needs is a style change more then anything else. Go back to the cyberpunk fantasy of FF7 and then try something new from there.

Well, you can't blame them for wanting to emulate their FA Premier League heroes.

It would be great if this ran over Xmas and New Year week, so all our characters climbed out of the trenches and foxholes and played football instead.

Isn't Kuju making a WW1 game?

WW2 games wouldn't be so bloody tiresome if they were just bloody set some where else other then bloody D-Day. When do I get to play as a Japanese private at Iwo Jima, skulking through the jungles of Burma or storming the city gates at Singapore? Bloody round eyes need a good thrashing.

Always a real one. The ones with the soft needles don't shed anyway.

I don't know how some people burn through every new release so fast. I can wander down to Game or Gamestation or log into Steam at any time and purchase for a low price a selection from dozens of unsampled jewels for any system I own. Got a big back log of games that need completing as it is. Good ones too.

At home, with the family, chillaxing and finishing off the last of the baileys as we watch what stars shine bright enough to break through the sparsely placed street lamps outside the window. It's not exciting, but I love it. It's how I roll.

He's only 15? Damn, he's a more mature adult then most of the forum. Anyway, Happy Birthday!

You'll think differently by the time you reach the end.

I think stock matches are a sick perversion of the definitive Smash Bros experience.

It's the scenic route.

Their marketing department is so resolutely abysmal though, they'd probably be better off airing more.

Sometimes looking down does send a shiver up my spine, but I can handle them pretty well.

Checking the fixtures, I see your concern. The whole championship could hinge on my performance by the final round. Awesome.

Man, still got a shot at promotion, but I'd have to win all my remaining games and hope for upsets elsewhere. If I pulled it off, I think my head would explode.

Whoo! Kick ass result for me! Damn it though Threezok, you let me down.