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Barking Mad MKSheppard

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Jul 18, 2001, 6:47:11 AM7/18/01
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I was really hoping for this game:

http://www.gamespy.com/previews/july01/globalops/index.shtm

GLOBAL OPS: a new Multiplay game by Barking Dog Studios, who
did Cactacylsm. The game is to be based around real world conflicts,
with levels mirroring current conflicts around the world. I got REAL interested
in it when I read a PC Gamer article saying there would be a NI Level...

But then I read this..........

http://www.gamespy.com/previews/july01/globalops/index2.shtm

QUOTE:
Unfortunately, much of this mantra has fallen on deaf ears around the globe.
Last month, a collective outcry from the UK wiped out Global Operation's plans
to include a Belfast mission that paralleled the ongoing IRA conflict in Ireland.
An initial plan of 16 missions has dropped down to 13, demonstrating the controversy
Global Operations has incited around the world. Producer Dan McBride has been
fielding questions regarding international issues. "We knew from the beginning
that we would be on the edge of controversy."
/QUOTE:

DIE, CENSORING ENGLE BASTARDS! DIE! DIE! DIE!

When I mentioned this to PREDATOR on ICQ, he said:

PREDATOR: Do the Brits really feel their people are so
weak minded that playing this game might turn them to
the IRA or something?

and

PREDATOR: Hehehe, I wish they had missions where you play
suicide bombers. They would be such fun! Trying to get past
security, into the most densely populated area before detonating!
Muhahahahahha!!!

Adm. Mark Sheppard: The jews would kill THAT feature :(

PREDATOR: Yep. But god damn, it would be soooo fun :D

PREDATOR: you'd get a score for the number killed and
wounded etc -so you'd have to time detonation *just right*.
------------------------------------------------------
"God and the Mauser!" - Kruger war cry

Deimos Anomaly

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Jul 18, 2001, 7:19:33 AM7/18/01
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Barking Mad MKSheppard wrote:

<snip>

The bastards! I'd love to play a game level set in Belfast! Why the fuck
should they give notice to the whining idiots complaining about it?

--
Proud Acolyte of the Sheppard.

Colin Brian Witz

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"Deimos Anomaly" <samuelj...@aol.com> wrote in message
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and to be 'fair' the Ireland missions should allow you to play as either of the
two main factions, or in a nod to Jack Higgins a GRU backed assassination squad
who has no loyalties except to causing chaos...


Durandal

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Jul 18, 2001, 4:01:50 PM7/18/01
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Barking Mad MKSheppard wrote:

<snip>

I don't know if you know this, but you like in AMERICA, the most
uptight, overly-sensitive and politically-correct nation in the WORLD.
We censor harmless bullshit like sex. We have RATING SYSTEMS for
ENTERTAINMENT. We have MOVIE THEATRES telling patrons that they can't
see what the fuck they want to see if they're not old enough. We have
WalMart, who sold a sexually-censored (not not violence-censored)
version of Duke Nukem 3D. If this is the kind of attitude that prevails
in America (aka, better to kill someone than to jerk off), then
Americans have their priorities SEVERELY fucked up. I'd RATHER live in
Europe. Have you ever been there? Censorship is nowhere NEAR the extent
that it is here.
--
Damien Sorresso

"You've been snipped, fuckwit."
Me to Isil'Zha, allegedly, in Bjorn's story.

Kynes

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Jul 18, 2001, 5:06:58 PM7/18/01
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 15:01:50 -0500, Durandal <duran...@mac.com> wrote:

>I don't know if you know this, but you like in AMERICA, the most
>uptight, overly-sensitive and politically-correct nation in the WORLD.
>We censor harmless bullshit like sex. We have RATING SYSTEMS for
>ENTERTAINMENT. We have MOVIE THEATRES telling patrons that they can't
>see what the fuck they want to see if they're not old enough. We have
>WalMart, who sold a sexually-censored (not not violence-censored)
>version of Duke Nukem 3D. If this is the kind of attitude that prevails
>in America (aka, better to kill someone than to jerk off), then
>Americans have their priorities SEVERELY fucked up. I'd RATHER live in
>Europe. Have you ever been there? Censorship is nowhere NEAR the extent
>that it is here.

Indeed. You can buy porn in grocery stores. Oh, I miss it.
--
LK!
[ ky...@choam.org ] [ ICQ: 795238 ] [ AIM: Kynes23 ]

"There is something in the quality of a good translation that can never be
captured in the original."
- William Gibson

Raven Ford

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Jul 18, 2001, 5:02:56 PM7/18/01
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"Kynes" <ky...@choam.org> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 15:01:50 -0500, Durandal <duran...@mac.com> wrote:
>
> >I don't know if you know this, but you like in AMERICA, the most
> >uptight, overly-sensitive and politically-correct nation in the WORLD.
> >We censor harmless bullshit like sex. We have RATING SYSTEMS for
> >ENTERTAINMENT. We have MOVIE THEATRES telling patrons that they can't
> >see what the fuck they want to see if they're not old enough. We have
> >WalMart, who sold a sexually-censored (not not violence-censored)
> >version of Duke Nukem 3D. If this is the kind of attitude that prevails
> >in America (aka, better to kill someone than to jerk off), then
> >Americans have their priorities SEVERELY fucked up. I'd RATHER live in
> >Europe. Have you ever been there? Censorship is nowhere NEAR the extent
> >that it is here.
>
> Indeed. You can buy porn in grocery stores. Oh, I miss it.

What sort of grocery store do you go to?


Dalton

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Jul 18, 2001, 5:14:58 PM7/18/01
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7-11?

--
Rob "Roby" Dalton
http://daltonator.net

The best defense against fanaticism is indifference.
Of course, a flamethrower helps.

Raven Ford

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Jul 18, 2001, 5:22:02 PM7/18/01
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"Dalton" <r...@daltonator.net> wrote in message
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> Raven Ford wrote:
> >
> > "Kynes" <ky...@choam.org> wrote in message
> > news:zflVO=qX8wmnbirla...@4ax.com...
> > > On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 15:01:50 -0500, Durandal <duran...@mac.com>
wrote:
> > >
> > > >I don't know if you know this, but you like in AMERICA, the most
> > > >uptight, overly-sensitive and politically-correct nation in the
WORLD.
> > > >We censor harmless bullshit like sex. We have RATING SYSTEMS for
> > > >ENTERTAINMENT. We have MOVIE THEATRES telling patrons that they can't
> > > >see what the fuck they want to see if they're not old enough. We have
> > > >WalMart, who sold a sexually-censored (not not violence-censored)
> > > >version of Duke Nukem 3D. If this is the kind of attitude that
prevails
> > > >in America (aka, better to kill someone than to jerk off), then
> > > >Americans have their priorities SEVERELY fucked up. I'd RATHER live
in
> > > >Europe. Have you ever been there? Censorship is nowhere NEAR the
extent
> > > >that it is here.
> > >
> > > Indeed. You can buy porn in grocery stores. Oh, I miss it.
> >
> > What sort of grocery store do you go to?
>
> 7-11?

That's not a grocery store, that's a corner store. You can also buy beer at
those stores, why not porn?


Barking Mad MKSheppard

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Jul 18, 2001, 5:42:40 PM7/18/01
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 15:01:50 -0500, Durandal <duran...@mac.com> wrote:

> I'd RATHER live in
>Europe. Have you ever been there? Censorship is nowhere NEAR the extent
>that it is here.

Bah. Try getting a set of Waffen SS Marches on CD in Euroland....

Or the Horst Wessel Lied....

et cetera, et cetera...

When it comes to morality, we're prudes, but other than that,
we're really fucked up. I bet someone is going to make a mod for
Counterstrike, where the terrorists have to run up to the hostages
with C-4 strapped to their chest and blow themselves up shouting,
"Allah Akbar!"

The Insidious Spyda

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Jul 18, 2001, 6:15:17 PM7/18/01
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Durandal wrote:
>
> Barking Mad MKSheppard wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
> I don't know if you know this, but you like in AMERICA, the most
> uptight, overly-sensitive and politically-correct nation in the WORLD.
> We censor harmless bullshit like sex. We have RATING SYSTEMS for
> ENTERTAINMENT. We have MOVIE THEATRES telling patrons that they can't
> see what the fuck they want to see if they're not old enough. We have
> WalMart, who sold a sexually-censored (not not violence-censored)
> version of Duke Nukem 3D. If this is the kind of attitude that prevails
> in America (aka, better to kill someone than to jerk off), then
> Americans have their priorities SEVERELY fucked up. I'd RATHER live in
> Europe. Have you ever been there? Censorship is nowhere NEAR the extent
> that it is here.

They did a thing on this in Third Rock from the Sun.
"The rating system. R16: allows 16 year olds to see scenes of violence
and carnage while protecting them from potentially damaging sex scenes."

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Chuck

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Jul 18, 2001, 7:02:55 PM7/18/01
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"Durandal" <duran...@mac.com> wrote in message
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> Barking Mad MKSheppard wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
> I don't know if you know this, but you like in AMERICA, the most
> uptight, overly-sensitive and politically-correct nation in the WORLD.
> We censor harmless bullshit like sex. We have RATING SYSTEMS for
> ENTERTAINMENT. We have MOVIE THEATRES telling patrons that they can't
> see what the fuck they want to see if they're not old enough. We have
> WalMart, who sold a sexually-censored (not not violence-censored)
> version of Duke Nukem 3D. If this is the kind of attitude that prevails
> in America (aka, better to kill someone than to jerk off), then
> Americans have their priorities SEVERELY fucked up. I'd RATHER live in
> Europe. Have you ever been there? Censorship is nowhere NEAR the extent
> that it is here.

Quick, someone give him a Playboy before he explodes.

--
Chuck
http://www.sfdebris.com


Strowbridge

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Jul 18, 2001, 6:56:07 PM7/18/01
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Raven Ford wrote:
>
> "Kynes" wrote

> > Indeed. You can buy porn in grocery stores. Oh, I miss it.
>
> What sort of grocery store do you go to?

The good kind, obviously.

C.S.Strowbridge

Chuck

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Jul 18, 2001, 7:40:39 PM7/18/01
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"Kynes" <ky...@choam.org> wrote in message
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> Indeed. You can buy porn in grocery stores. Oh, I miss it.

I find it frightening that people are on the Internet complaining about a
lack of porn. Rather reminds me of those people in India that are
surrounded by cows and starving to death.

And now for a short story.
Al Gore is standing at the checkout line at the Safeway. Bored he glances
around and sees a copy of "Big Tops" magazine, home of the bustiest women
around. He looks this way and that, then pulls the magazine off the rack
and starts thumbing through it, making deep sighing sounds and occassionally
rotating the magazine to get a better view.
Tipper walks up. "Al, I couldn't find the extra strength ExLax for you so I
just got a larger of the regular OH MY GOD!"
Al Gore folds up the magazine and hides it behind his back, babbling. "I
was... just.... looking at this..." pulls magazine out, "piece of filth!
Can you believe they have this here in the grocery store? Disgusting!"
"Yes," Tipper agrees. "I think we should add this to our list with bad
music lyrics and television violence. This needs to be stopped now!"
"Yes dear," Al says dejectedly. "Some day," he says quietly to himself,
"I'm going to invent a place that is saturated with pornography. There will
be advertisers and video merchants, smut peddlers of every size and shape
and technique. It'll be so full of porn you'll accidentally run into it at
least once a day. It'll be grand."
An upbeat musical score starts up as the camera pans around Al, pulling his
suit coat off and tossing it aside, the grocery shelves pull back and a
group of dancers comes kicking onto the scene for a rousing Mel Brooks-ish
musical number.
Al: We're going all on liiiiiiine.
Girls: We're getting off on liiiiiiiine.
Al: All the mags and dirty books
All without those dirty looks
I can see it all in time
And it will be yours and mine! 'Cause..
Girls: We're getting off on line.
Girls: We're getting off on line.
Al: Sexual acts of every kind
Every piece of filth we find
Things grotesque? Don't fret, we got 'em!
Techniques that were banned in Sodom!
Girls: We're getting off on line.
Girls: We're getting off on line.
Al: The time has come to spread the word
The Internet ain't for the nerd.
It's the funnest place, or ain't you heard?
Girls: From Sri Lanka across to Nome
It's the biggest hit of Greece and Rome
From New Zealand to Paris, France
Everyone! Take off your pants!
Al: The world is filled with porn you'll see
Girls: Across the land from sea to sea.
Al: And when we meet those SETI dudes.
Aliens: [running up] Take us to your asian nudes!
[Al and Aliens join the chorus girls in a big kick line; after a few kicks
fireworks begin to go off; banners with images of bestiality and fisting
unroll overhead]
All: We're getting off on line!
All: We're getting off on line!
Al: The time has come to take a stand!
If you're with me, raise your hand!
All: We're getting off on, getting off on, getting offfffff onnnnnnn
liiiiiiiiine!
[bum bum bum, BUM BUM BUM, doodle-oo-doo, ooooooo, BANG!]

This message paid for by Gore '04.

--
Chuck
"You shut up. I am zee author, I outRANK you!"
Kenneth Mars, The Producers


DMZ

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"The Insidious Spyda" <sp...@adjective-army.com> wrote in message
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> Durandal wrote:
> >
> > Barking Mad MKSheppard wrote:
> >
> > <snip>
> >
> > I don't know if you know this, but you like in AMERICA, the most
> > uptight, overly-sensitive and politically-correct nation in the WORLD.
> > We censor harmless bullshit like sex. We have RATING SYSTEMS for
> > ENTERTAINMENT. We have MOVIE THEATRES telling patrons that they can't
> > see what the fuck they want to see if they're not old enough. We have
> > WalMart, who sold a sexually-censored (not not violence-censored)
> > version of Duke Nukem 3D. If this is the kind of attitude that prevails
> > in America (aka, better to kill someone than to jerk off), then
> > Americans have their priorities SEVERELY fucked up. I'd RATHER live in
> > Europe. Have you ever been there? Censorship is nowhere NEAR the extent
> > that it is here.
>
> They did a thing on this in Third Rock from the Sun.
> "The rating system. R16: allows 16 year olds to see scenes of violence
> and carnage while protecting them from potentially damaging sex scenes."

Disturbingly true. =)

Perhaps it has something to do with overpopulation? Indoctrinating the young to
get rid of people, not make new ones...

DMZ
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DMZ

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""Barking Mad" MKSheppard" <ryan...@erols.com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 15:01:50 -0500, Durandal <duran...@mac.com> wrote:
>
> > I'd RATHER live in
> >Europe. Have you ever been there? Censorship is nowhere NEAR the extent
> >that it is here.
>
> Bah. Try getting a set of Waffen SS Marches on CD in Euroland....
>
> Or the Horst Wessel Lied....
>
> et cetera, et cetera...

Remind me - is it a sip or empty the glass?

DMZ
---

Deimos Anomaly

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Jul 18, 2001, 7:56:13 PM7/18/01
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Coming from a "Man of The Book" indeed :D

Kynes

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On Thu, 19 Jul 2001 00:56:13 +0100, Deimos Anomaly <samuelj...@aol.com>
wrote:

>Coming from a "Man of The Book" indeed :D

You idiot. It's "Man of the Cloth," first of all, if he even was a minister,
which he isn't. Now get back in your hole so I can continue peeing.

The Insidious Spyda

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Jul 18, 2001, 8:25:44 PM7/18/01
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DMZ wrote:
>
> Disturbingly true. =)
>
> Perhaps it has something to do with overpopulation? Indoctrinating the young to
> get rid of people, not make new ones...

"Scenes of gratuitous violence without harsh language is what this
county is all about!"
-South Park

Aron Kerkhof

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On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 18:40:39 -0500, "Chuck" <so...@sfdebris.com> wrote:

>Al: And when we meet those SETI dudes.
>Aliens: [running up] Take us to your asian nudes!

Well, there goes another perfectly good keyboard... spit coke all over
it. Sickos. Haven't done that since the "all craft prepare to strut"
incident of '00.

----
Aron Kerkhof
http://www.neolith.org

Barking Mad MKSheppard

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Jul 18, 2001, 10:08:58 PM7/18/01
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On Thu, 19 Jul 2001 01:02:05 +0100, "DMZ" <d...@NOSPAMfreeuk.com> wrote:

>Remind me - is it a sip or empty the glass?

Sip. :D

"Empty the Glass" is IF I post IP5 in a month or so...

Barking Mad MKSheppard

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Jul 18, 2001, 10:38:29 PM7/18/01
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 18:40:39 -0500, "Chuck" <so...@sfdebris.com> wrote:

>I find it frightening that people are on the Internet complaining about a
>lack of porn. Rather reminds me of those people in India that are
>surrounded by cows and starving to death.

LOL

Hey, whacha think about those FBI agents losing over 450 guns and 10 laptops over 10 years?

(All over the Front pages, even at the Washington Post)

A LOT of those are NFA weapons. Sure blows holes in yer theories that a LOT of the
Machine Guns on the street AREN'T stolen Gov't issue.

Chuck

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"Aron Kerkhof" <aronk@-spamerific-galactec.com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 18:40:39 -0500, "Chuck" <so...@sfdebris.com> wrote:
>
> >Al: And when we meet those SETI dudes.
> >Aliens: [running up] Take us to your asian nudes!
>
> Well, there goes another perfectly good keyboard... spit coke all over
> it. Sickos. Haven't done that since the "all craft prepare to strut"
> incident of '00.
>
I know I shouldn't be, but I'm very proud of this song, especially that part
right there.

Cyborg Stan of CyKoLaJx, Inc.

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Jul 18, 2001, 10:41:53 PM7/18/01
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 18:40:39 -0500, "Chuck" <so...@sfdebris.com> got
killed and eaten while screaming:

>
>"Kynes" <ky...@choam.org> wrote in message
>news:zflVO=qX8wmnbirla...@4ax.com...
>> Indeed. You can buy porn in grocery stores. Oh, I miss it.
>
>I find it frightening that people are on the Internet complaining about a
>lack of porn. Rather reminds me of those people in India that are
>surrounded by cows and starving to death.

<snips rest>

ROCK!

Cyborg Stan, Aimless Wanderer and Part-Time Galatic Hero
Outlyer Base : http://www.ipass.net/~bdiller/
email : bdi...@ipass.net ICQ : 32779556
"I wanna be a rotten corpse when I grow up!"

Aron Kerkhof

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Jul 18, 2001, 11:10:43 PM7/18/01
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On Thu, 19 Jul 2001 00:25:19 GMT, Kynes <ky...@choam.org> wrote:

>On Thu, 19 Jul 2001 00:56:13 +0100, Deimos Anomaly <samuelj...@aol.com>
>wrote:
>
>>Coming from a "Man of The Book" indeed :D
>
>You idiot. It's "Man of the Cloth," first of all, if he even was a minister,
>which he isn't. Now get back in your hole so I can continue peeing.

While you're beating him on that, can I just say; "FUCKING SNIP
MESSAGES PEOPLE!!! I wish there were a trojan I could infect idiots
with that would destroy their ability to quote previous messages.

Hmmm....

Kynes

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Jul 19, 2001, 1:08:21 AM7/19/01
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On Thu, 19 Jul 2001 01:41:48 GMT, Aron Kerkhof <aronk@-spamerific-galactec.com>
wrote:

>>Al: And when we meet those SETI dudes.
>>Aliens: [running up] Take us to your asian nudes!
>
>Well, there goes another perfectly good keyboard... spit coke all over
>it. Sickos. Haven't done that since the "all craft prepare to strut"
>incident of '00.

Holy shit, that was funny.

Durandal

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Jul 19, 2001, 1:09:36 AM7/19/01
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Barking Mad MKSheppard wrote:
>
> On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 15:01:50 -0500, Durandal <duran...@mac.com> wrote:
>
> > I'd RATHER live in
> >Europe. Have you ever been there? Censorship is nowhere NEAR the extent
> >that it is here.
>
> Bah. Try getting a set of Waffen SS Marches on CD in Euroland....

Why would you WANT them?

> Or the Horst Wessel Lied....
>
> et cetera, et cetera...
>
> When it comes to morality, we're prudes, but other than that,
> we're really fucked up. I bet someone is going to make a mod for
> Counterstrike, where the terrorists have to run up to the hostages
> with C-4 strapped to their chest and blow themselves up shouting,
> "Allah Akbar!"

I'd enjoy that thoroughly, actually. ;)

Durandal

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Jul 19, 2001, 1:10:39 AM7/19/01
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The Insidious Spyda wrote:
>
> DMZ wrote:
> >
> > Disturbingly true. =)
> >
> > Perhaps it has something to do with overpopulation? Indoctrinating the young to
> > get rid of people, not make new ones...
>
> "Scenes of gratuitous violence without harsh language is what this
> county is all about!"
> -South Park

Another example of funny truth.

Durandal

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Jul 19, 2001, 1:10:59 AM7/19/01
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Too late. I need hardcore DivX's.

The Insidious Spyda

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Jul 19, 2001, 1:16:28 AM7/19/01
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Durandal wrote:
>
> The Insidious Spyda wrote:
> >
> > DMZ wrote:
> > >
> > > Disturbingly true. =)
> > >
> > > Perhaps it has something to do with overpopulation? Indoctrinating the young to
> > > get rid of people, not make new ones...
> >
> > "Scenes of gratuitous violence without harsh language is what this
> > county is all about!"
> > -South Park
>
> Another example of funny truth.

except that it was supposed to read "country"

Nathan Yates

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Jul 19, 2001, 3:12:19 AM7/19/01
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Gee, they didn't say anything about Grand Theft Auto. Especially the
London1969 add-on they made. Hypocrites!

"He who lives by the sword, gets shot by those who don't"

Nathan Yates

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Jul 19, 2001, 3:16:17 AM7/19/01
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Eh, where's the fun in that? I'd rather pop off a LAWs rocket at 'em and
live to tell about it. Or plow through a crowd in a big-ass car and make
some street pizza. Grand Theft Auto 3 oughta be something.

Nathan Yates

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Jul 19, 2001, 3:21:03 AM7/19/01
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Not if you get Duke Nukem on the Playstation. Sony seems more laid back
about sex in their console games. Dead or Alive, Metal Gear Solid,
Parasite Eve, Fear Effect, and others all have either suggestive
themes/visuals or even nudity. Playstation is for those of us gamers who
grew up.

Lord Edam de Fromage

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Jul 19, 2001, 4:16:32 AM7/19/01
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In article <3b5567ef...@news.erols.com>, ryan...@erols.com
("Barking Mad" MKSheppard) says...
> I was really hoping for this game:
>
> http://www.gamespy.com/previews/july01/globalops/index.shtm
>
> GLOBAL OPS: a new Multiplay game by Barking Dog Studios, who
> did Cactacylsm. The game is to be based around real world conflicts,
> with levels mirroring current conflicts around the world.

"takes place in real world battlegrouns [like] Antarctica"

Those damn Penguine civil wars have really gotten out of hand since I
introduced them to the Quantum Cabbage of Doom. Time for another visit
to teach them how to attack other people rather than themselves.


> http://www.gamespy.com/previews/july01/globalops/index2.shtm
>
> QUOTE:
> Unfortunately, much of this mantra has fallen on deaf ears around the globe.
> Last month, a collective outcry from the UK wiped out Global Operation's plans
> to include a Belfast mission that paralleled the ongoing IRA conflict in Ireland.
> An initial plan of 16 missions has dropped down to 13, demonstrating the controversy
> Global Operations has incited around the world. Producer Dan McBride has been
> fielding questions regarding international issues. "We knew from the beginning
> that we would be on the edge of controversy."
> /QUOTE:
>
> DIE, CENSORING ENGLE BASTARDS! DIE! DIE! DIE!

Yes, DIE for hating the fact your country is being torn apart by
needless war and death.

how DARE you dream of destroying the fun of a psychologically disturbed
middle class american teenager with a mental age of three ?

Strowbridge

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Jul 19, 2001, 4:44:04 AM7/19/01
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Nathan Yates wrote:

> Not if you get Duke Nukem on the Playstation. Sony seems more laid back
> about sex in their console games. Dead or Alive, Metal Gear Solid,
> Parasite Eve, Fear Effect, and others all have either suggestive
> themes/visuals or even nudity. Playstation is for those of us gamers who
> grew up.

Which is most of us. Last I heard the average age for a gamer was 25 or
27. And getting older every year. About time they start making games for
a mature audience.

C.S.Strowbridge

Deimos Anomaly

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Jul 19, 2001, 6:25:06 AM7/19/01
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Lord Edam de Fromage wrote:


> Yes, DIE for hating the fact your country is being torn apart by
> needless war and death.
>
> how DARE you dream of destroying the fun of a psychologically disturbed
> middle class american teenager with a mental age of three ?

Who are you calling psychologically disturbed? Millions of people like
shooter games. Damn, games companies have been making "Whack Saddam" or
"Whack Hitler" games for years - re creations of past or current real
life conflicts. Just because Belfast is on the list doesn't make it some
wrong or immoral.

These games don't make psychos. Any association is merely because
psychos seek them out to play them.

Lord Edam de Fromage

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Jul 19, 2001, 6:50:39 AM7/19/01
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In article <3B56B582...@aol.com>, samuelj...@aol.com says...

> Lord Edam de Fromage wrote:
>
>
> > Yes, DIE for hating the fact your country is being torn apart by
> > needless war and death.
> >
> > how DARE you dream of destroying the fun of a psychologically disturbed
> > middle class american teenager with a mental age of three ?
>
> Who are you calling psychologically disturbed?

ryan...@erols.com. you know, the person I was replying to.

Millions of people like
> shooter games.

Liking shooting games isn't what makes Ryan psychologically disturbed.
Being fucked in the head is what makes Ryan psychologically disturbed.

Damn, games companies have been making "Whack Saddam" or
> "Whack Hitler" games for years - re creations of past or current real
> life conflicts. Just because Belfast is on the list doesn't make it some
> wrong or immoral.
>
> These games don't make psychos. Any association is merely because
> psychos seek them out to play them.

Thanks for the rant. Try making it relevant to what I wrote next time,
rather than simply what you feel like shouting about

Crayz9000

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Jul 19, 2001, 11:43:20 AM7/19/01
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Before he rembered his life-jacket on Thu, 19 Jul 2001 02:08:58 GMT,
ryan...@erols.com ("Barking Mad" MKSheppard) found "Re: [OT] You censoring
Engle SOBs must DIE!!!" while drowning in alt.startrek.vs.starwars:

>On Thu, 19 Jul 2001 01:02:05 +0100, "DMZ" <d...@NOSPAMfreeuk.com> wrote:
>
>>Remind me - is it a sip or empty the glass?
>
>Sip. :D
>
>"Empty the Glass" is IF I post IP5 in a month or so...

Thought that was Hook up an IV...
==
Don't forget to validate my address.

"What version of the Bible would that be? The Gospel according to
St. Gorblat? Paul's first letter to the Daleks?" --Chuck, commenting
on a fan's review of Battlefield Earth

Crayz9000

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Jul 19, 2001, 11:43:22 AM7/19/01
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Before he rembered his life-jacket on Wed, 18 Jul 2001 18:40:39 -0500, "Chuck"
<so...@sfdebris.com> found "Porn, was Re: [OT] You censoring Engle SOBs must

DIE!!!" while drowning in alt.startrek.vs.starwars:

>


>"Kynes" <ky...@choam.org> wrote in message
>news:zflVO=qX8wmnbirla...@4ax.com...
>> Indeed. You can buy porn in grocery stores. Oh, I miss it.
>
>I find it frightening that people are on the Internet complaining about a
>lack of porn. Rather reminds me of those people in India that are
>surrounded by cows and starving to death.
>
>And now for a short story.

<snip>

Chuck, your sense of humor knows no bounds.

That said, I haven't laughed this hard in quite a while.

Kynes

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Jul 19, 2001, 11:55:21 AM7/19/01
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On Thu, 19 Jul 2001 02:21:03 -0500 (CDT), Fifty_...@webtv.net (Nathan Yates)
wrote:

>Not if you get Duke Nukem on the Playstation. Sony seems more laid back
>about sex in their console games. Dead or Alive, Metal Gear Solid,
>Parasite Eve, Fear Effect, and others all have either suggestive
>themes/visuals or even nudity. Playstation is for those of us gamers who
>grew up.

The XBox, of course, being for gamers with some kind of developmental defect
that prevents them from growing properly?

Actually, that makes a lot of sense; go on then.

Kynes

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Jul 19, 2001, 11:56:17 AM7/19/01
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That's right. We can take on those whippersnappers any day. Today's games, they
don't train ya! Pokemon is girly compared to Dragon Warrior! Ehhhh, I'm getting
crochety.

Dalton

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Jul 19, 2001, 2:41:03 PM7/19/01
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Deimos Anomaly wrote:
>
> Lord Edam de Fromage wrote:
>
>
> > Yes, DIE for hating the fact your country is being torn apart by
> > needless war and death.
> >
> > how DARE you dream of destroying the fun of a psychologically disturbed
> > middle class american teenager with a mental age of three ?
>
> Who are you calling psychologically disturbed?

MKSheppard.

> Millions of people like
> shooter games. Damn, games companies have been making "Whack Saddam" or
> "Whack Hitler" games for years - re creations of past or current real
> life conflicts. Just because Belfast is on the list doesn't make it some
> wrong or immoral.
>
> These games don't make psychos. Any association is merely because
> psychos seek them out to play them.

Reading is not your strong suit.

--
Rob "Roby" Dalton
http://daltonator.net

The best defense against fanaticism is indifference.
Of course, a flamethrower helps.

Colin Brian Witz

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Jul 19, 2001, 4:00:57 PM7/19/01
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just for clairfication IV by my and a empty glass/big swallow by Chuck's rules.
Mine:

Swallow if:
Mark Reverses himself

Hook up IV if:
Mark posts new chapter/brings back his Fanfics

Chuck's (Snipped and Pasted from da FUQ (Rob Dalton Conspiracies all rights
reserved all praise the Daltonator))


Take a huge gulp if:
A FAQ is created
A fanfic review is written
Elim concedes a point
A new person shows up and actually reads the FAQ before
joining in
A new part of Imperial Phoenix is written
The group discusses how great last night's Voyager episode was
The Baron returns to debate the superiority of Scotland
(not uncommon, you'll just need the drink)
Karrde gets a haircut

Durandal

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Jul 19, 2001, 9:41:36 PM7/19/01
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Dalton wrote:

> Reading is not your strong suit.

This reminds me of when my high school was running a program to support
Catholic education in Haiti. On a few of the posters, they spelled
"literacy" incorrectly, and on another one, they said that Haiti's
"literacy rate was over 90%," and that we should be helping them learn
how to read. My school was filled with morons.

Ryan Spickard

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"Chuck" <so...@sfdebris.com> wrote in message
news:9j55s9$kohhg$1...@ID-64862.news.dfncis.de...

>
> "Kynes" <ky...@choam.org> wrote in message
> news:zflVO=qX8wmnbirla...@4ax.com...
> > Indeed. You can buy porn in grocery stores. Oh, I miss it.
>
> I find it frightening that people are on the Internet complaining about a
> lack of porn. Rather reminds me of those people in India that are
> surrounded by cows and starving to death.

How very true.

> And now for a short story.

[snip]

LMFAO!
I love you Chuck!


--
Ryan Spickard
ICQ#86354736 | AIM: Atomikchicken
Yahoo: Atomikchicken | MSN: mushro...@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.users.qwest.net/~spickards

"Selig sind die Toten..."


Bazquux

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Jul 20, 2001, 8:41:48 AM7/20/01
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> My school was filled with morons.

Imagine that.


Durandal

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Jul 20, 2001, 4:56:19 PM7/20/01
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Bazquux wrote:
>
> > My school was filled with morons.
>
> Imagine that.

Excepting me, of course. I'm perfect.

Bazquux

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Durandal <duran...@mac.com> wrote in message
news:3B589AF3...@mac.com...

> Bazquux wrote:
> >
> > > My school was filled with morons.
> >
> > Imagine that.
>
> Excepting me, of course. I'm perfect.

Even though you said 'perfect', I'm going to discuss 'prefects'.
At my school, about 40 prefects are chosen every year from
the lower 6th form and I've been at the school for about five
years now but I wasn't made a prefect. However, these two
people, who joined the school in the lower 6th (so have been
at the school about 8 months) were made prefects. Therefore,
in their short time at the school, they have shown more worth
than I have in five years!


Beeblebear

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Jul 21, 2001, 5:41:23 AM7/21/01
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"Barking Mad" MKSheppard <ryan...@erols.com> wrote in message
news:3b59477b...@news.erols.com...

> On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 18:40:39 -0500, "Chuck" <so...@sfdebris.com> wrote:
>
> >I find it frightening that people are on the Internet complaining
about a
> >lack of porn. Rather reminds me of those people in India that are
> >surrounded by cows and starving to death.
>
> LOL
>
> Hey, whacha think about those FBI agents losing over 450 guns and 10
laptops over 10 years?

An average of less than one gun a week from these people, as opposed to
eg 18 weapons stolen from members of the public inside one week in Dade
County
Florida.
Comparing these figures, the vast majority of stolen guns must have been
stolen from members of the public and not the forces of law and order.
Thanks for proving our argument.
--

--
Chris Lyth (Cl...@ifis.org.uk)

It's on the other side. -- Law of Window Cleaning

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