The Hairy Balls-Out: No Seriously, Get Them Shaved

[Pickles]

So REM split and my friend thinks life isn't worth living anymore.

[Pickles]

"So an Englishman and an Irishman walk into American airport security..."

I cant rep you again, so I'm just gonna say it here, I think we should make a baby, they will never suspect foul play if we have a baby with us.

[Cosmic]

I'm liking it so far. Really liked the last two games I completed, this one looks to be another really good one. Unfortunately I never played the first Deus Ex. :/ Are they directly connected story-wise?

I might consider doing that if I were playing it on PS3, but on my JTAG 360, I really don't care about achievements much.

If there's one criticism I can level at the game it's that the bosses seem really tacked on. You can tell the developers were going for a Metal Gear Solid vibe. There are so many little things in the game that you can't help but compare to MGS, and in most instances it's a positive comparison, but sadly it highlights how inferior Human Revolution's boss battles are. It's easy enough to cheese your way through them but they're a little underwhelming. The rest of the game more than makes up for that though.

And yeah, it's a prequel to the first game. You don't have to have played the original; the story is still really enjoyable and should make sense even if you haven't, but there's a fair few references and some considerable foreshadowing of future events you might miss out on. I'd read up on the plot and characters of the original unless you have plans to go back and play it after you're done with this one.

EDIT: Me tired, me write and communicate good.

[Cosmic]

I cant rep you again, so I'm just gonna say it here, I think we should make a baby, they will never suspect foul play if we have a baby with us.

Unless it's an African baby, in which case we have the perfect setup for next summer's highly offensive comedy smash hit.

[Pickles]

Unless it's an African baby, in which case we have the perfect setup for next summer's highly offensive comedy smash hit.

You know what, I'd go see that movie.

[Drageuth]

As long as you didn't slap her, I'm sure you're fine

It's all good as long as you didn't trip over any stationary pieces of furniture in front of her. NOT THAT I EVER DID THAT OR ANYTHING. NOPE.

The other night, I kneed that girl I've been kind of somewhat seeing in the cunt.

She still came back for more.

Better than sitting in a cinema for two hours not talking and then just calling it a night, imo.

Thank you~!

Movie dates, when you're just getting to know someone, are a bad idea. Save those for when you've known each other a bit more and just want to get out of the house.

I has a GF.

Good luck.

You might want to move out as soon as you can find a job, though. Like, 4srs. There's nothing quite like having your own place to mess around in.

[Pickles]

The internet says psn is down again?

[Inferno.]

The internet says psn is down again?

Wouldn't know, too busy not giving a fuck.

[Cosmic]

You know what, I'd go see that movie.

With any luck it'll probably be playing on the flight back after I get deported.

[Pickles]

With any luck it'll probably be playing on the flight back after I get deported.

I was wondering actually, I hold an american and irish passport, if I was in trouble over there could I flee to the Irish embassy or would I have to take a spanking?

[Cosmic]

Problem: Cake required.

Solution: Head downstairs, cut cake into pieces, stuff self with cake.

[Slacker Magician]

I was wondering actually, I hold an american and irish passport, if I was in trouble over there could I flee to the Irish embassy or would I have to take a spanking?

You're an Irish citizen, you could take asylum in the Irish embassy.

[Beelzebub]

If there's one criticism I can level at the game it's that the bosses seem really tacked on. You can tell the developers were going for a Metal Gear Solid vibe. There are so many little things in the game that you can't help but compare to MGS, and in most instances it's a positive comparison, but sadly it highlights how inferior Human Revolution's boss battles are. It's easy enough to cheese your way through them but they're a little underwhelming. The rest of the game more than makes up for that though.

And yeah, it's a prequel to the first game. You don't have to have played the original; the story is still really enjoyable and should make sense even if you haven't, but there's a fair few references and some considerable foreshadowing of future events you might miss out on. I'd read up on the plot and characters of the original unless you have plans to go back and play it after you're done with this one.

EDIT: Me tired, me write and communicate good.

I think that there's an "enhanced" version of the original Deus Ex. Hi-Res textures and stuff mainly. So I might have a go at it once I'm done with DE:HR. The only thing for me, is I'm not used to stealth games anymore. haven't played a MGS game since 2 and could never get into Splinter Cell. I'm more of a person who would deck himself in heavy armor and have a machine gun in both hands. That's how I solve my problems.

[Pickles]

You're an Irish citizen, you could take asylum in the Irish embassy.

At least I know I have options if Cosmic gives me up when we . . .. nevermind.

Also, just watched zero punctuations take on dead island.

"Dead Island can go spoon a fucking lathe"

Alrighty then.

[Beelzebub]

At least I know I have options if Cosmic gives me up when we . . .. nevermind.

Also, just watched zero punctuations take on dead island.

"Dead Island can go spoon a fucking lathe"

Alrighty then.

I liked Dead Island.


Although I AM in a relationship with a miter saw.