Stephen Chow or George A. Romero. A little geeky but hey. Next question. I have to say that mega star directors like the Coen Brothers and Tarentino (spelling?) don't bother me so much. It seems that they try to hard to be cool. The only Tarentino film I enjoyed was Reservoir Dogs. And even then it was only in retrospect.

sim656:I just find it weird with the upbringing I've had to conceive that in some places around the world you can't even get dairy products. I'm sure there are such places but they will have other staples surely? Like I'm sure Moroccans find it difficult to concieve that in some countries couscous is only eaten by the middle classes.

heroicalarm:They inject them into our cows to make them produce more milk. Studies are being done to see if it could be affecting us. That is however, the truth. Do your countries do the same? I think it would be fair to say that every country has GM products. It's pretty hard to avoid. More product means more money. As long as it doesn't harm the

fluKe:Be careful how much time you spend on the net at work - it's usually monitored! Mate, I don't care if I get caught. I'm technically in an apprenticeship so they only give me 2.50 an hour. Even that comes from the council as a way of congratulating me for getting off my ***. My average day consists of making a spread sheet or a spec sheet. ...

Basically I have entered the world of work and guess what? It's more boring than I expected (no shizzle Sherlock [before all you Gangstaz rage at me, I'm well aware what Shizzle actually means but I don't play by your rules, Muthaflicker!] ). I have found myself spending alot of time on the net when ever the other people in my office leave. ...

Bless this little guy for thinking that putting ''please read me'' in the title will add a sense of urgency. I'm afraid I have to disagree with you on the boss fight front. Fable III final boss ''fight'' was so refreshing. How many bosses do you think could actually fight for themselves? I mean, look at the real world. Do you think Colonel ...

I'm gonna throw a spanner in the works and suggest a game that not many people like at all, new or old but anywho... Dynasty Warriors. Number one didn't exsist (as a Dynasty Warriors, it was Dynasty Tactics) so the beginning came in the form of Dynasty Warriors 2. As far as I am concerned it was revolutionary in terms of a button basher (in that ...

Nice thread Moose, a mew Mort in the making perhaps? Anywho, I'm not seeing anything new or innovative in Fable II yet. That maybe a bad thing or a blessing in disguise. The only thing slightly new is the dynamic touch which Fable III could rely on to heavily. I mean, how exciting is touching things (unless it's with your wroth, muahaha)?

For one, the Lionhead forum is a bunch of people that I trust to have varied and informed answers on many subjects. Secondly, your all geeks, nerds and dorks at heart (don't try to deny it). So you are the perfect bunch to ask. Recently I got the worst job in the world. It pays £2.50 and hour for 37 hours a week (Roughly £4800 a year). It's crap ...

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