Alex Steacy wrote:

King Kool wrote:...something Hot Milk? That sounds familiar.

Well, shit.

Karmic as the third word? Doesn't make much sense, but that's what it looks like to me....

I would gladly play table tops if I could find people to do so with, my friends apparently aren't as big of geeks as I. If you have a Games Workshop store or local gaming club nearby where you are I find that's a great way to get involved. Games Workshops over here normally have one 'vets night' a ...

Given how wide the subforum title is, I felt that this would fit in here. I was wondering if there were any fellow forum-ers that were into tabletop wargames in all their manifold forms, be it historical, high fantasy or sci-fi. I personally collect* Warhammer Fantasy and 40k: High Elves, Wood Elves...

LRR viral on TV?! I think this means you've succeeded guys

A couple of mine:

Steely Dan: Ricky don't lose that number, as: 'Ricky don't lose that doughnut'

And:

Eurythmics: Sweet dreams are made of this, as: 'Sweet dreams are made of ears'

On the subject of things that cannot be unseen:

Left4Dead+rule 34. WHY DID I WATCH THAT THING!?*

*in truth it was more hilariously bad than disturbing, but still...

Where have I heard that before? And is that Biggles in your avatar? It's Hex from Terry Pratchett's Hogfather (although he may have taken it from somewhere: you never can tell with Pratchett) And yes, my avatar is Donald Sutherland, playing Oddball in Kelly's Heroes (truly brilliant WW2 spoof: hear...

madAlric wrote:

Alex Steacy wrote:Is it wrong of me to hate intolerant people? Or just ironic?

1/0. undefined. err: divide by zero.

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Divide by cucumber error. Reinstall universe and reboot.

My personal recommendation with the new Dr Who, would be to watch Christopher Ecclestone's series, all episodes written by Stephen Moffat (Blink is a work of genius) and the Family of Blood 2 parter. Anything else is largely optional as the quality is very hit and miss. edit: oh, I also have to agre...

edit: Also, "too far" on this forum generally involved breaking the Geneva conventions. So pretty much everything on this forum is open for discussion so long as we're mature about it. Yeah, I'm reminded of that time when Lavos refused proper shelter and food to his POWs and then I retali...

And... err... given that I've already started my age in the introductions forum I should probably stay out of the rest of this discussion in case my poor innocent little mind is corrupted....* :roll: *nb. please disregard this message in 3 months time. Uhh....by the sounds of it you're actually old...

Graham wrote:WOW.
Say what you will about furries, but the one who made THAT should be nunchuk'd in the dick.

With a fur-covered nunchuk..... Just for the sake of irony?

And... err... given that I've already started my age in the introductions forum I should probably stay out of the rest of this discussion in case my poor innocent little mind is corrupted.... :roll: Nothing to see here son, go back to the regular internet. ...Wherever that is. I can't help worrying...

On my flash drive I have a folder called "Prawn". It contains pictures of Prawns. /internet And... err... given that I've already started my age in the introductions forum I should probably stay out of the rest of this discussion in case my poor innocent little mind is corrupted....* :rol...

Hmm... mine now seems a tad boring by comparison... http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x29/Arhalien/Desktop.jpg I did have this for a while however, although it wasn't exactly easy to read... http://www.tovx.com/Motivational%20Posters/emo/procrastination-motivational-poster.jpg

Master Gunner wrote:Oddly enough, I found Yahtzee because of this place.

Interestingly, the word Yahtzee seems to be interchangable with God in that sentence...
Faintly worrying

His_Ryanness wrote:Oh, right, I see what you mean now. I go there for Unskippable and Zero Punctuation

Ahh yes, good old ZP: it was that that drew me there in the first place.
Anyway, I'd recommend having a look at Doomsday Arcade: the first episode starts a bit slowly, but it's brilliant from then on in.

Hi, Hywel here: 17, from Bedford, England, and in my last year of school at the moment. I found LRR after watching Unskippable on the Escapist (which I'd heartily recommend checking out by the way*), and haven't regretted that first click of the hyperlink at all... except in amount of time spent wa...

Boys? You've made the Failblog: Nunchuck Fail Little do they know it's viral WIN <evil wringing of hands, smile and laughter> (even though some goobs tried to spoil the fun! :( ) Are these goobs the people that removed the Morgan Kick of Doom? Because that seems to have happened on College Humour a...

Hi, Hywel here: 17, from Bedford, England, and in my last year of school at the moment. I found LRR after watching Unskippable as a member of the Escapist (which I'd heartily recommend checking out by the way*), and haven't regretted that first click of the hyperlink at all... except in amount of ti...

I can empathise with all those who found it hard to post 'traditional' Youtube comments on these videos... That post on the nunchuk video made me die a bit inside...

edit: I love trying to find the LRR posters that have commented on these videos

Ahah! Things seem to be working again

Graham wrote:We're still slowly migrating to Blip (which now loads well!) sorry for any problems.

I think it was the Blip videos that I was having issues with last night.... I'll try again later today as it may just have been my internet playing up.

Erm, this may just be me, but I seem to be having the faintly ironic problem of the revver hosted videos working, but none of the videos in the newest player working... I've not left them to load for more than a minute or so however, so it may just be very slow as opposed to not loading at all edit:...