LabouredSubterfuge
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I hope all you lads are getting Dishonored. Its gonna be goty. Better than any of that Halo bollocks.
This is a post I can get behind (and molest).
I hope all you lads are getting Dishonored. Its gonna be goty. Better than any of that Halo bollocks.
Sons of Anarchy was amazing
Halo 4 ViDoc 2 was amazing
This coffee is amazing
The sun is coming out
What a morning
Manchester Evening News.
Ferdi please. Behave yourself.
Also freaking LOL at the lawyer. If I get pulled for speeding i will use that line.
What if someone uses the c-word in the irc channel?
Podcast sounds good but a Skypechat? I think I'd actually want to hear the commentary.
PS. We already have a football IRC channel. It would be nice to see more of you in there on gamedays!
server: studio64.yi.org
channel: #football
This is true.
See these two lads?This is a post I can get behind (and molest).
I hope all you lads are getting Dishonored. Its gonna be goty. Better than any of that Halo bollocks.
I hope all you lads are getting Dishonored. Its gonna be goty. Better than any of that Halo bollocks.
The channel should go into the OP if it isn't already.
I've thought about trying to get a footyGAF podcast organized, and then I remember how quickly the footyGAF blog crashed and burned, and I decided not to try.
I had to give up on Skyrim. I loved the game but unfortunitely for me I had it on PS3.I didn't think the gameplay looked great but the story and world looked good.
I'm still playing Skyrim, 135 hours on one save and still fucking loads to do.
http://dl.dropbox.com/s/5qdq27txofttwse/Naughty Wilbury Fantasy.mp3crap quoted wrong one I have your ok its Sviatoslav I can't get.
Also have decided once I can get an instrumental version of van morrison Have i told you lately that will be the background music for my next one, once i figure out how to do that
so the sun apologies and people still tweeting that people shouldnt buy the sun (aside from the fact its tabloid trash)?
wasn't the sun misinformed? i dunno, im all puzzled now
When a bridge is burnt it's hard to rebuild it.
The Sun's actions played a huge part in perpetuating the myth surrounding Hillsborough, and as a result we won't be buying The Sun ever again.
'DEAD FANS ROBBED BY DRUNK THUGS' read the front page of The Daily Star on April 18.
'POLICE ACCUSED DRUNKEN FANS' claimed The Daily Express on April 19, with the paper pointing to the 'loutish lack of self-discipline' and the 'impatient jostling and pushing outside the turnstiles' of fans.
An Express leader wrote: 'Many fans turned up without tickets...It is not for them, noisily and self-righteously, to lay the blame for the carnage at the feet of others, as though they themselves are completely blameless.'
And there was more. The Evening Standard wrote:
'How long will it take for it publicly to be acknowledged that fans themselves share the blame?...The catastrophe was caused first and foremost by violent enthusiasm for soccer, in this case the tribal passions of Liverpool supporters. They literally killed themselves and others to be at the game.'
And The Liverpool Daily Post wrote:
'At best it was unfettered zeal. At worst it was uncontrolled fanaticism and mass hysteria which literally squeezed the life out of men, women and children. This was yobbism at its most base. People without tickets who had no right to be there were crushing to death their fellow Scousers. When it comes to apportioning blame, the accusatory finger can also be pointed at Liverpool. Scouse killed Scouse for no better reason than 22 men were kicking a ball.'
Just listening woodenlungs now, damn this is heaven,with a voice like that, Messi could talk Olivia wilde into bed
Kagawa is a crock.Sources have said that the Japanese star returned to Uniteds Carrington training base still feeling discomfort in his back following a 12-hour flight from Japan to England on Wednesday.
The clubs medical staff are now taking steps to get to the bottom of the intermittent back problems suffered by Kagawa since starting his professional career.
Kagawa is a crock.
He's also an elephant.After moving to the Premier League, Ive realised that I need to limber up and strengthen my body trunk.
Just finished ME3, I don't get the fuss with the original ending, it's fine.
What if someone uses the c-word in the irc channel?
Just finished ME3, I don't get the fuss with the original ending, it's fine.
...Really? I don't care much for ME but it was pretty disgraceful. Of course being a disgrace fits Bioware well, so hardly surprised.
Disgraceful? In what way? I don't really know what else people wanted from it.
Disgraceful? In what way? I don't really know what else people wanted from it.
Bioware used to be kings.
Kings of what?
Bioware used to be kings.
We're never going to get another KOTOR or Buldurs Gate from them.
that's why we have Obsidian.
Good RPGs
I didn't really enjoy Alpha Protocol.
It looked terrible and wasn't a very fun game to actually play.
The dialogue and choice system was top notch though.
I didn't really enjoy Alpha Protocol.
It looked terrible and wasn't a very fun game to actually play.
The dialogue and choice system was top notch though.
I didn't really enjoy Alpha Protocol.
It looked terrible and wasn't a very fun game to actually play.
The dialogue and choice system was top notch though.
Dunno.
I had fun playing as a stealth god. I can see how someone who went for a Rambo build could find the game woeful, it really wasn't good in that department.
Alpha Protocol would have been brilliant if it controlled as well as ME 3.
Bioware gets a lot of shit but the one thing they did right was developing a very good combat system.
From what I can remember - might be wrong - you couldn't take cover by planting against the wall, so I was just crouching behind boxes and my arse would be poking out and someone would see it.
The Batman game's stealth is brilliant I think, love clearing out a room without being seen.
Question for those on Merseyside - do The Sun even both sending copies of the paper up there? If you live in Liverpool and you want to buy The Sun, can you?
Disgraceful? In what way? I don't really know what else people wanted from it.
It should be noted that the above deserve similar if not identical ire to The Sun for their handling of this story.
Having not read into what happened other than the recent coverage, I am still unsure as to what actually cause the crush in the first place?
Lots of people in a space doesn't automatically result in a crush. Surely it relies on people at the back pushing?
Was something going on at the entrance to the stand?
The morning could not have been more perfect. A cobalt blue sky, blood orange sun and a warm air filled with birdsong and blossom. Spring's optimism flooded Liverpudlian hearts.
It was the second year running we'd been drawn to play Nottingham Forest in an FA Cup semi-final at Hillsborough and those of us in that red procession which snaked along the M62 to Sheffield had few worries about reaching Wembley again.
But different kinds of doubts were creeping in. Major roadworks, an accident and persistent police checks were causing delays, and fears spread that the kick-off might be missed.
On reaching Hillsborough those fears were realised. At 2.30pm, Leppings Lane, the entry point for all Liverpool fans, was human gridlock.
No police or stewards were on hand to filter the thousands of fans into queues.
The only visible authority was half-adozen forlorn figures in blue on horseback and a few on the ground, screaming at the swaying crowd to back away from the turnstiles. For the second year running, and despite protests, Liverpool were given 4,000 fewer tickets and the smaller end of the ground - despite having a much bigger following than Forest.
Geographically it made the police job of getting fans in and out of Sheffield easier.
Ensuring safety is how they termed it. It meant all 24,000 Liverpool ticket-holders, whether in Leppings Lane or the West and North stands, had to pass through 23 turnstiles, most so old they constantly jammed.
At the much newer Kop end Forest had 60 modern turnstiles. As the ground erupted with expectation at the entry of the teams, outside in Leppings Lane, there was pandemonium.
Fans, angry at the lack of movement and organisation, berated the police, some of whom were screaming into their radios for assistance. Many of us moved away from the turnstiles and looked on from a distance, convinced the kick-off would be put back while they sorted out the chaos.
Instead, at 2.52pm a huge blue exit gate opened and 2,000 of us poured in.
At the back of the Leppings Lane terrace, stewards who were supposed to be dispersing the supporters evenly into five pens had vanished. Consequently the bulk of fans ignored the lesser populated pens at the sides of the terrace and headed into the two central ones behind the goal, already over-crowded. Those at the front became packed tighter and tighter. The game was now under way and fans at the back, ignorant of the crush, concentrated on trying to get a view of the pitch.
They weren't to know that ahead of them on this shallow-sloping concrete there was panic, fear, hyper-ventilating, fainting, hair drenched in sweat and vomit matting on the metal fencing.
And death. Survivors speak of faces pushed against them that were wide-eyed and blue, of their bodies going numb and limp, and their minds suffering neardeath experiences. Eddie Spearritt, whose 14-year-old son Adam died in the crush, lost consciousness. He said: "They've said it was a surge but it wasn't. It was a slow, constant build-up of pressure, like a vice getting tighter and tighter until you couldn't breathe."
I'll let Brian Reade explain it, he was there: