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huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurghreptilescorpio said:Sure they did indeed bomb Pearl Harbour as people are saying
huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurghreptilescorpio said:Sure they did indeed bomb Pearl Harbour as people are saying
Talk like that by anyone is unnecessary. Even mention of Pearl Harbour is completely uncalled for. When Katrina happened, did anyone mention the slaughter and poor treatment of the Native American Indians? When Australia has suffered fires, floods and cyclones has anyone brought up the mistreatment and killing of Aboriginals in our past or the White Australia Policy?reptilescorpio said:In light of the stupid comment made by an Aussie working on Black Mesa, do people really feel that way about the Japanese? I certainly haven't heard the same outpouring of concern that was shown during the NZ earthquake and most people I know talk poop about the New Zealanders. I thought the Japanese would be well liked especially because of how generous they are in times of need. Sure they did indeed bomb Pearl Harbour as people are saying but do people really think of it so simply? Isn't WW2 discussed in history classes? Will Black Mesa ever be released?
reptilescorpio said:In light of the stupid comment made by an Aussie working on Black Mesa, do people really feel that way about the Japanese? I certainly haven't heard the same outpouring of concern that was shown during the NZ earthquake and most people I know talk poop about the New Zealanders. I thought the Japanese would be well liked especially because of how generous they are in times of need. Sure they did indeed bomb Pearl Harbour as people are saying but do people really think of it so simply? Isn't WW2 discussed in history classes? Will Black Mesa ever be released?
One would've thought dropping two atomic bombs would've been enough payback and enough reason to get over the fact that war is brutal, and even otherwise good people do bad things during war.Danoss said:Everyone has a past that they're not proud of, but it doesn't need to be continually brought up as "Haha, karma's a bitch isn't it? You should never have done X".
Did you then rant about how you could've done it a few hours earlier if the bus's had've been running on time?Choc said:got reamed in the tips in NRL this week
i proposed on top of mt kosiusko (spelling)
giri said:Did you then rant about how you could've done it a few hours earlier if the bus's had've been running on time?
(Congrats, i hope!)
giri said:I feel nothing but profound sadness at what happened in Japan, and the continuing nuclear problems they are having. Which, fortunately due to good planning and reasonable actions, seem to be mostly under control.
I feel a great relief that their building standards were held to the highest degree and the earthquake hasn't done much damage it self, and that they have planning in place for these events.
Anyone bringing up pearl harbor, or anything else from history just shows a giant dollop of ignorance on top of their douche bag pie.
The last 6 months for the pacific region sure has been... full-on.
O, i c... seems my joke was lttp. Oh well.Choc said:haha giri, i was married last year so that all happened a while ago
Heh, so many people got smashed this weekend. I'm feeling pretty good about my 6/7 start to the round. Only one game to go.Choc said:got reamed in the tips in NRL this week
Rez said:They're still uncovering the dead bodies of families, children, lovers and hard-working thoroughly average but also formerly very much alive men and women.
There will be (and has been) a time for commentary on whether or not the death of people you have never met being ended is, logically, relatively ineffectual in your day-to-day life, but as decent human beings, I'd like to think that we realise that now is not that time. It's about respect.
reptilescorpio said:In light of the stupid comment made by an Aussie working on Black Mesa, do people really feel that way about the Japanese? I certainly haven't heard the same outpouring of concern that was shown during the NZ earthquake and most people I know talk poop about the New Zealanders. I thought the Japanese would be well liked especially because of how generous they are in times of need. Sure they did indeed bomb Pearl Harbour as people are saying but do people really think of it so simply? Isn't WW2 discussed in history classes? Will Black Mesa ever be released?
Already started: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/03/13/3162740.htmlegend166 said:This is the reason that comment was stupid.
And I look forward to the endless rants from annoying Greens people about how we should never go nuclear blah blah blah.
The Storyteller said:Already started: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/03/13/3162740.htm
I agree with a lot of the greens policies (mostly the social policies), but fuck me now is not the time, it's incredibly disrepectful, not to mention Australia and nuclear power doesn't hold the same high risk that Japan and nuclear power does. I'm not particularly against nuclear power, personally. Although placing one in an eathquake prone area doesn't sound like the greatest plan.
And even then, think of the power of this disaster, and they appear to be dealing with it (even fi it took a little to get it under control, and got a little further out of line than anyone wanted), and i think they've done fairly well.Choc said:like most places in Japan the structure is deemed earthquake proof, its the tsunami that did the nuclear reactors in
so they shouldn't have built it so close to the coast but the problem is it requires immense amounts of water so :|
The Storyteller said:Already started: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/03/13/3162740.htm
I agree with a lot of the greens policies (mostly the social policies), but fuck me now is not the time, it's incredibly disrepectful, not to mention Australia and nuclear power doesn't hold the same high risk that Japan and nuclear power does. I'm not particularly against nuclear power, personally. Although placing one in an eathquake prone area doesn't sound like the greatest plan.
There are likely to be to no power station related deaths, which is amazing really. Meanwhile coal kills people daily, from both mining and power generation. Also coal ash is quite radioactive: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=coal-ash-is-more-radioactive-than-nuclear-wastegiri said:And even then, think of the power of this disaster, and they appear to be dealing with it (even fi it took a little to get it under control, and got a little further out of line than anyone wanted), and i think they've done fairly well.
Stackboy said:Had a great 3 day weekend in Cairns. Went up to Port Douglas and Morrin gorge, went swimming in crystal clear waters, with turtles.
Saturday I went out on the reef, within 2 minutes I had white pointer reef sharks below me, lots of clown fish and giant clams. Amazing to see up close. Met lots of nice backpackers too.
The nightlife is pretty meh. If you live in Brisbane, it's like The Normanby everywhere. Blegh.
I regret not going up sooner, it's only 2 hours flight from Brisbane.
Missed all the quake footage from Japan, but kept up to date on mobile twitter. Very sad.
Anyone picking up Motorstorm Apocalypse this week for PS3? Looking forward to it (unfortunate to release it when all of this bad stuff is happening).
legend166 said:It's a dumb thing to say because as of now, there are no recorded deaths. More people die in coal mines than due to nuclear power.
Hell yeah. I did that too. Amazing.legend166 said:The helicopter ride is amazing though.
legend166 said:de blob 2 was a bomba
ClivePwned said:source? or is it just really cheap around the place?
EA Jerk said:We just received word from EA's Andrew Wong that the situation was actually an error. "Unfortunately, there was an error in the system that accidentally suspended a user's entire account," he told Ars. "Immediately upon learning of the glitch, EA took steps to restore the user's macro account and apologized for the inconvenience."
eh, I think they're telling the truth.codswallop said:On the banned Dragon Age 2 player:
Or: "We're calling it an error because it got publicity and another huge backlash. Hopefully they won't find out about the SecuROM we've hidden in the game... crap."
The Storyteller said:Already started: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/03/13/3162740.htm
I agree with a lot of the greens policies (mostly the social policies), but fuck me now is not the time, it's incredibly disrepectful, not to mention Australia and nuclear power doesn't hold the same high risk that Japan and nuclear power does. I'm not particularly against nuclear power, personally. Although placing one in an eathquake prone area doesn't sound like the greatest plan.
They supposedly said that there would be no SecuROM in the PC version of Dragon Age II. And yet it's apparently there.Rez said:eh, I think they're telling the truth.
codswallop said:They supposedly said that there would be no SecuROM in the PC version of Dragon Age II. And yet it's apparently there.
So what makes you think this would be any different?
I believe more in bioware too.codswallop said:I would say that BioWare asked for no copy protection and EA demanded it (or put it in without telling BioWare). It's usually the decision of the publisher so I'll put all the blame on EA, since I'm still a fan of BioWare's.
Choc said:MK Decision is imminent
Update: UK import confirmed
evlcookie said:So i called the bank and now i get to wait until tomorrow for the case manager to give me a call regarding my shit.
Shame about MK getting banned again although it's no surprise since they changed nothing.
Fuuuuck.Mar said:Fixed.
I would have bought it from there anyway, it'll be half the price.
Shaneus said:Fuuuuck.
So, what would be the quickest way to get it? I'm not concerned with cost, just playing it as quickly as possible.
BTW Which version is everyone getting?
Edit: Kittyyyyy! Aww <3