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Oh dear, some choice quotes there.

'He's black, so I'm sure he's not from London.'

:g: .

Haha nice, liked the orange box review. Bring on the force-feedback cod-piece.

Damn, sorry I missed it. Aside from his rather lazy run-through of Dylan songs on 'Dylanesque' I quite like Mr. Ferry, what was she playing?

lmao. some ace jokes there guys. morbo, you been reading Dr McNinja?  http://drmcninja.com/images/womennuts.gif

Haha nice, if I'd known that was there I could have saved myself typing it out

Big ol' Happy Birthday from me

edit: blimey I was on the hooch last night, what I meant to say was:

Keep up the good work.

Just added this again. Used to have it running but sadly forgot/been too lazy to get it going again after getting a new pc. Shame my pc power has been going to waste but I'm doing my bit again, even if it's only a miniscule amount (I guess that's what it's all about though, every little helps) Added myself to team 33597 under the distinctly unoriginal name of morbo2. Hopefully I can help boost the team score a little.

reminds me of another pirate joke, apologies if this has already been posted.

A pirate walks into a bar with a ship's steering wheel sticking out of the front of his trousers and orders a pint. While pouring the pirate's drink, the barman says “Do you know you have a steering wheel sticking out of your crotch?”
“Arrr, I know, it’s driving me nuts”


Right, I'm off before the backlash begins

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5832390545689805144

About an hour long and grainy as hell but recommended viewing, its a documentary by two irish fellas who got caught up in the 2002 coup in Venezuala while filming a profile of Hugo Chavez.

"Watching how Chavez’s opponents use lies, intimidation and violence to depose a democratically-elected, hugely popular leader is gripping enough, but when the tide turns, and the people rise up to re-take control, it’s enough to get you cheering."

I've been looking for the joke where they try to out-do each other, with stories about how they grew up, ending up with the final guy (cleese i think) telling how they got beaten up for each meal, they lived in a shoe box on the road and got up before they got to bed or something.. anyone have that one? would love to see it again..

Think that one was called the 'Four Yorkshiremen' sketch, or something. O look, here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe1a1wHxTyo  

Loved that 'History of the Joke' pie sketch, thanks :roflmao:

One of my favourite games of all time is Sacrifice. If you liked Giants: Citizen Kabuto, you'll love it. Innovative, awesome fun and completely and utterly bonkers. The high level instant-kill 'Bovine Intervention' spell, in which you launch a massive cow at the enemy is particularly memorable. Can you tell it was made by the same people who did earthworm jim? I'd recommend this to anyone.


IGN review: http://uk.pc.ign.com/articles/164/164060p1.html

Nice map. Although I've only played a few games I like the fact that T's rushing the right-hand site can be a quick, intense round (if the cts get there on time), as its so close to the T spawn, and going the other way leads to a more protracted firefight. Nice mix of gameplay imo.

I am both shocked and appalled. :roflmao:

really enjoyed tonight, had some very exciting games. big thanks to everyone who played, and to everyone who had a hand in organising it, well done!

and congrats to Sadako's team for winning


bring on the next one! :boxing:

oh right, thanks for the info