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They moved to full 3D in the last XBox, I've still got it if you'd like to borrow console and game. Strangely I don't think it worked nearly as well in 3D as it did in its retro 2D style.

Oh yeah, got my XBox back from RRoD, I guess fixed. But while it was waiting my power pack pined itself to death and no longer works. I'm not having much luck am I!!!

For all it's beauty and tale I was disappointed with how RPG-lite Bioshock was compared to Deus Ex. Made by the same people btw. The video review somewhere above expresses mine (and I believe Sean's) reservations about the game. Still a great game though. And the Aliens in Halo have quite a bit of humanity. The Grunts share banter and disown their comrades in the grip of panic. Occasionally if you kill one of a pair of brutes, the other will stand over his dead comrade and lament "He was my lover"!!

The missus usually got taxi when she was flying out of there every week. Camberwell cars quote about ?18 I seem to recall. Expect to pay nearer to 30 on your return in a black cab though. Time depends on hour of the day. Leave at half 6am and you're there in a blink of an eye. Leave at half 8 and you could be well over an hour.

plus it's fun. The mark&seans have it. Response to exclusive statement. Plus I always win...ALWAYS....ALWAYS (6)

Mine was for a timber wholesaler in Letchworth, shown at the old fashioned Broadway cinema. It had none other than Scruffy McGuffy in it, and we all felt a surge of pride everytime we saw such a famous and important chap starring in a local ad. ps loving the WATN for Claire Scott, a girl who single handedly left me with a pyschologically damaging attraction to terrible peroxide perms for many years: "After leaving Grange Hill in 1985, Paula continued acting, making appearances in TV series like ?Spender? and various British films. In 1988, Paula caused a stir by appearing topless for a special photo shoot in Mayfair magazine. Paula continued to act into the early 1990s, but is now rumoured to be married with children and working in a shoe shop."

I loved this tale of aspirations in perspective. http://radar.oreilly.com/archives/2008/01/what_we_have_vs_what_we_want.html

Err, or train to london bridge, Jubilee to Canning town and DLR to City Airport (no change required) This site concurs http://tubejp.com/ estimated time 33 minutes. Originally discovered by Mark, it's come on leaps and bounds of late.

I've no doubt they'll all be reforming soon as seems to be the recent trend. In fact I've a feeling I've heard that Jesus Jones is reforming isn't it?

Wow, possibly even more surreal than miestas!

Oh totally with you atila, just thought the theatre comparison was a bit odd. And we all know it's "STAND UP, IF YOU HATE WOKING"

"just as a theatre goer would." Do you really shout "you're rubbish, you couldn't act your way out of a paper bag" in the middle of a performance? I've been known to shout "He's behind you..." every once in a while, but otherwise I'm not sure that the theatre equates with a game of footie.

Yeah, got some pink floyd bootlegs and a really ill-advised purple and green shimmery shirt thing. God I loved that shirt. I'm actually wincing with acute embarrassment at the thought of it now!!

I went in last night for a bit of coley (sold out) so went with the Haddock, fresh, white and delicious. Batter was nice, not greasy, not overcooked, and Dan was in fine good-service form. So I for one am glad to see the Sea Cow making the effort again!

"Divide the amount of money you've spent on your car" Does Project Gotham Racing 3 count? SO that's 30 quid divided by..... Corrrr, I'm practically dead!

She also looks like Petula Clark.

aah yes, hit the button and run straight to it before it deflates, grab and float...

Is that the red petalled thing? Shake the petals off, climb the stalk and kick the button until the lift grows wings and flies you to the rooftops. Hmm, that's not a conversation you have everyday!!

thanks PGC, and it was such a great set too, mesmerizing!

Here you go PGC

Wow, a surreal end to the way. Kudos to you Sean for not only thinking on your feet, but standing up on them after a night down the EDT ;).

*blinks heavily* *realises that breaking 2008 booze fast has made one see double* *aah well, now the seal is broken...* *shakes up a mean martini, tanqueray 10 with a breath of good vermouth* *adds olive and relaxes next to Citizen* *offers a christian to Barry*

huh?

not to mention the Daily Mash http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=667&Itemid=59