Fanelia

the nunchuck plastic better withstand my forcechoke. yeah! star wars, bitch!

holy fuck. first communism and now subliminal arshiking!

this does not make my wiinis grow.

as it happens, the wiimote also could be mistaken for a dildo. one that vibrates if applied correctly. and what's wrong with a game where you shoot at zombies? should zombies ever appear at a family cookout, parents shall be gratefull for their children's leet clipping skills.

http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com anybody seen this?

there are some people, like me for instance, who feel like throwing up when shigsy says "i don't think anybody is interested anymore in a long epic zelda game". well okay. forward the minigames, and suck my fucking cock! then you get all these pikmin resembling fanboys who try to crawl up his ass going like "yeah, minigames are great! there isn't anyone on the defense, is there?" fuck casual gaming, and fuck you too if you think that nintendo's market share is more important than your own gaming experience. "but this way more developers will get interested in developing games for wii". more interested in making crappy minigames for the new demographics is NOT a good thing assholes.

gaming has NEVER been only for kids and obsessive nerds. where did you get that idea? just because nintendo is now drilling into new demographics doesn't mean they were absent before. and i am still to be convinced that the more casual approach of things is in my advantage as a hardcore gamer.

i didn't know england had a soccer team. i'm teasing.

one can only hope they cast jessica simpson for the part of chun li, johnny knoxville for the part of ryu and of course the rock for the part of blanka. this has vast potential. chun li: ryu: and of course, blanka: any other suggestions? i was also thinking of steve bescemi as dhalsim and joe pesci as edmund honda. there are some similarities to those characters no producer can ignore.

this week a 14 year old kid got knifed in his neck in front of his school, for not sharing a girl's phonenumber with some other 16 year old kid, who therefore did the stabbing. this happend in gent, a city in belgium. he survived, but his condition is critical. it's all over the news. i can assure you that bandaging his neck wouldn't have do the job. it might however have stopped the blood from pooring onto the street, but not from gushing out of his vein. fortunately some cop thoroughly pressured the wound and medical emergency services made a prompt appearance. that being said, how does a country deal with this kind of crisis. it's awfull.

dude, bandages really aren't the answer to someone who's bleeding to death.

apparently there's 110 million people who would disagree with you there. the ipods have always been overpriced. didn't stop the people from going "omg, it's white!". obviously you know better, so simply don't buy it...

as a matter of fact, my first portable cd-player was one of the first ever made, it weighed a ton, was from sony and it priced somewhere around 10 000 franks (belgium), now being 250 euro, or some 200 pounds. but back then 10 000 franks was more like 500 euro today... you must also understand that you're not paying for storage per se. there's design, there's the itunes service, there's the fact that these things are brand new and unique in their genre, there's the apple logo and there's the multifunctionality thing. if my cd-player back then could play vids i'm sure it would have been quite the pricy thing. the point i'm making is that nobody really needs to carry their complete music collection with them. it's a nice thing, but its also a penis-thing. you will never be able to listen to 80 gigs, even if you flew to the moon and back. it's an artificial need, created by people who profit from other people thinking that they constantly need more storage. hype zomg 4000 gigz! best thing in the world! people were happy with half a gig of mp3, i remember. so why should they be unhappy now? obviously it's not their decision if they're happy with it or not. and that's a funny thing. consumerism makes baby jezus smile.

seriously people. "oh my god i can only take 16 gigs of music!". i remember going on holiday with a portable cd-player and only two cd's, some ten years ago. it was enough. you're spoiled to death. some attitude. hell, i can also remember walking into the grand canyon with a friggin walkman, and only one tape. that's sixty minutes. i compiled it myself. good times. had some top gun soundtrack on it. "highway to the dangerzone". yeah! didn't give a fuck about gigs back then! just me and my songs.

as a student of criminology i can assure you that normal people don't concider legal consequences as an argument not to do something. there's probably a word to shorten this sentence up, but i don't know it. what however does have them relinquish the prospect of a criminal act is social reflection. "what are people going to say". this is however in contrary to the criminal minds, the not so normal people, but there's few of those around. so to toughen up the sentencing has only little effect. most people who are engaged in criminal activity do so because of certain social and economic pressures. these pressures are the root of the problem that is criminality. by zero tolerance policing the government is merely cutting the weeds instead of turning the soil**. it is cowardly and ethically unwarranted. ** i made that figure of speech up. sounds great even if i do say so myself true criminal minds are a rare species*, it is therefore quite unpragmatic to program your policing around the assumption that every person who commits a crime is a criminal. a government that faces high figures of criminallity needs to educate it's people, redesign or review certain social structures and thoroughly fight poverty. * and i don't even mean criminal masterminds. as you might know, the criminal mind is a biological deviation, often reffered to as "uomo criminalis" in academic circles. of this niche even less are born with considerable intelligence. there are of course shades of grey too. normal people can commit serious crimes, such as murder. i'm not saying that these people should have a nice little chat with a social assistant, and everything will be fine. leave the objectives written above to the government itself and the ongoing criminality to the justice department. these offices are separated for a reason after all. now on a more personal note: i think zero tolerance policing is a completely disgusting idea. how emotionally detached can you possibly get from peoples problems... edit: forgive typos and incorrect spelling and grammatics. english is like i sixth language, i try my best. i always appreciate being corrected.

turok 3. one of the worse games i have ever played. turok 2 and 1 on the n64 were fantastic. this one really wasn't. and some biblic loading times... awfull at it's best.

you should read some of the previous posts.

scientology isn't being banned at all. the criminal actions of some of their high-ranking members are being prosecuted. crimes, in this case, that have nothing to do with people debating their beliefs with eachother.

please don't quote my typo's

i mean the belgium hq. the point of it being that it's next to the european parlament, which happens to be a highly prestigious and expensive street. all the major banks and cabinets are situated there. it's funny to see some cult residing there too.

there's a small error in the article being that the investigations started in 1999, not in 1997. hence is has also been a 8-year investigation, not a 10 year investigation. cults are legal in belgium, but you have to play nice. and on a side note: the scientology hq is situated in brussels, no 100 meters from the european parlament.

if you're talking about the security council that's incorrect. various other countries possess legit nuclear energy and weapons. the un security council, also being the five major weapon-industries for export and manufacturing around the world, really shouldn't lecture on such subjects. although unfortunately it's necessary that they do, they really shouldn't. that's what they call a paradox.

well first, i have never played any ff games. my preference comes from orchastrated music itself, i have studied classical music for quite some time and have grown quite fond of it. but that's another story. i can see the merits of the compositions, but i don't think they are exclusive to the style. i believe metroid-conceptual classical music can have the same merits if applied correctly, and given the purity of classical music and it's timeless character, and on the other side the more culturally colored electrical music, i do believe that a classical style soundtrack could be much more dynamic in range and depth. and about the post scriptum; you musn't try to convert these old midi tunes to orchestral music, because it isn't orchestral music. if it were composed for those instruments it would have sounded completly different in the first place. so making that comparison isn't correct. game designers back then were forced to use midi and compose simplistic music for it because there artistic expressions were confined by hardware limitations. today that's no longer the case. witch doesn't mean either that a classical soundtrack will be better per se. i'm saying it has more potential. i wish you could all hear the music in my head as i see it combined with certain parts of the games... sounds great it goes something like taaaananana brom brom brom tanaaaanananaaa brom brom brom. great, yeah?

i study martial arts at the flemish academy of martial arts. currently i'm in muay thai, panantukan, jeet kune do and on my own time i just go tyson on a heavy bag. there used to be boxing, but it got cancelled. muay thai is by far the most efficient martial art i have come across. it's plain no nonsense destruction. a great workout too. people tend to get knocked out during training though, not the healthyest workout... jeet kune do (means the intercepting fist, its also called jun fan gung fu, jun fan being bruce lee's real name) is supposed to be more allaround, but you'll be training a very long time before you can wield the art. kung fu is really taxing on your intuition. the movement feels very unnatural. yet i have learned a great deal from it. and there's nothing as spiritual (i mean bad ass cool) as working on one of these; panantukan is quite a dirty street style derived from kali. strike at the eyes, the throath, break arm, knee and neck. charming. it's designed to defend yourself from arms being unarmed. it has many other purposes. they teach you a vast variation on how to kill with bare hands, and much more on how to do all sorts of permanent dammage. panantukan isn't the competitive style. it's eat or get eaten. i practice an average two hours a day, four in the weekends, six days a week. it's an addiction. i am however proud to say that i have always remained humble in real life confrontations, and never took advantage of my skills. i'm so sweet you wouldn't believe it as are most of our students. moral qualities are carefully screened when you train for obvious reasons. my school; http://www.defcross.be/

quite the soap you guys have here. great stuff.