Fruit Machine Chat

Rule of The Internet #12735293841: Do not feed the troll.

Yeah, I remember this one. It is a stinker.

darren wrote:I dont mind the standard taste but as far as i know there are loads of different flavours as well.

Strawberry flavoured cigs? Maybe I'd've carried on smoking if they existed in 1997.

mrdave wrote:Not worth playing unless you can give people a better reason to avoid real machines.

- In the warm with no travelling
- No psycho regulars or bar staff
- Cheaper drinks (from the supermarket)

That's three in five seconds.

I just realised I left the house this morning without shutting the cat in her room. I hope to God I don't come home to a few little presents on the sofa (she's still a bit careless).

They didn't want anyone saying anything like "How do you 'pip a funnel' anyway?"

Can't be that; did her parents object, or something?

DildoDez wrote:A good one on Guess Who? last night.

What is the twelfth letter of the alphabet...

apparently, it's not L

Hah, and they can't even cheat, as "THEALPHABET" only has eleven letters. Unless they're counting the space.

Yeah, I'll be avoiding LBP for exactly the same reason I forbid myself from playing things like WOW - namely that it's best that I leave the house occasionally. Shame though, it does look fab.

Sort of correct, certainly a real virus:

http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/postcard.asp

Mind you, you should never open anything unsolicited anyway.

ma71lda wrote:The 360 is by far the less expensive option, but I'd opt for the 120gb Elite which is the best version, more space

I forgot to mention, it's pretty easy to buy a 40gb (or the new £160-170 60gb) version and simply replace the HD with a much bigger one.

Both PS3 and Xbox are backwardly compatable with SOME of the previous system's games. Originally the PS3 did this in hardware (they basically had the main "Emotion Engine" chip from a PS2 in them) but due to manufactuing costs both systems now do it in software, periodically updated throug...

aaamusements.co.uk wrote:That is still Microsoft's basic policy though... must save them a fortune!

It's every software developer's basic policy. And now we're allowed to patch even console games, far more people are going to have to put up with it.

The major problem was that their EULA used to give them ownership of everything you uploaded with Chrome. Happily, they've now fixed that bit ( details ). But it's known to be less secure than even Safari (<a href ="http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/03/google_chrome_vuln/">details</a>),...

888 / 205 with Pipex. Which is crap.

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