gaggle64

I have mixed feelings about proportional representation. It certainly is more representative, but doesn't necessarily provide the most stable form of government in my opinion. Let me sleep on it...

I'll play just about anything, any genre good or bad I'll give it a go. I'm not a great completist but if I'm enjoying a game I usually like to see it through at least once. Sometimes with some games I like to make the extra effort to immerse myself in them, dimming the lights, popping on a pair of headphones and what have you. Just what ever grabs me, y'know.

I love all genres. Even house. I like whatever I like, in particular Public Enemy, Sigur Ros, Tchaikovsky, The Flaming Lips, Underground, Nat King Cole and Black Sun Empire.

Nice 'n healthy Strawberry Smoothie (for the summer): Slice a banana Ice or Ice Cream (Optional - depends how thick/cold/healthy you like it) Plain Natural Yoghurt Strawberrys (Raspberries and Blackcurrant are great too) Blend until smooth. Enjoy. Serving suggestion: Why not try smearing it all over yourself or on a loved one?

Can't say I can recall a lot of touring car races being held up for extended periods by some old biddy at the zebra crossing.

A fish and chip shop.

The only things they ever get right are the ones that everyone else has already figured out.

Have you tried finding a candidate who has policies you agree with? Or possibly someone who you think might be good at running the country? That might be a start.

The apathy in this country is hideous. I find it amazingly irritating constantly hearing from people about how politicians don't listen to anyone any more, and then come election day the same people just go about saying they can't be bothered and they wish they would just get it over with. Democracy doesn't work if the electorate doesn't give a shit people!

I don't like that quiz, in the religion section it all seemed to suggest that your either a true-blue atheist or a slavering, baby-eating totalitarian nutjob.

After Labour went "New" they're the only viable alternative if you ask me. I preferred Charles Kennedy too.

I fookin love that channel - it's the only place that truly provides the full spectrum of British politics. You won't believe how my faith in politics jumped when I flipped on to find an all day inquest into compensation for miners.

I am a voter, I have plenty of opinions, I like to keep abreast of political events and I also enjoy good political satire. I'm a Lib-Dem supporter at the mo, though I can't say I'm entirely enamoured with Sir Menzies Campbell.

F-Zero and their ilk don't give the same sense of challenge or satisfaction as perfectly rounding the bend in 4th, before allowing yourself to drift over onto the kerb on the other side as you fondle the brake button, ready to take it to 2nd and then back up as you floor the accelerator out of the chicane. When you try and try and finally nail perfectly it feels fantastic. Non-realistic racing = realistic racing. Any day of the week.

NOM (sorry ONM) are lying that they have an "exclusive" anyway. The comedy continues.

I think you're going to have to elaborate on your point for this one. Moving on:

Hmmm, not sure what to make of this. I hope it's good but there have been plenty of shite real world commercial car-based sims before. We shall see.

Wait, what's wrong with those now?

... There are no words.

Don't get too excited, it's almost certainly all the same game. Read one preview, read them all folks.

Grab yourself a pita-bread, dampen it oh so slightly, smear a layer of your favourite pasta sauce on the top, layer thick with grated cheese, throw some chopped spring onions on there, or some ham or goats cheese or whatever you want, bang in the oven for about 10 minutes, then consume. Delicious home-made mini-pizza FTW.

Can't wait for the big return of Sega Rally. I wish they'd have a Wii version of that. Something to get when I get a 360/PS3/a better PC. Not massively realistic, but the original was stunningly good fun.

Yep, same here. Whiling away hour after hour juicin' it along the Scottish forests and countryside in McRae 3 on my bros' Xbox. Quite relaxing actually.

I never really got Shemnie myself. I played a bit of it, my friend showed me a little bit more, generally not quite working for me. There's something wrong about a game which haves you waiting for a bus.

I certainly hope so, I've heard much of this rolling delight but had little opportunity to see for myself.