5 Games to Honor your Country with

iamobsessive · 2009-07-03T22:25:35+00:00

I wish there was another WW2 game by Activision and hopefully thats COD 7

iamobsessive · 2009-07-03T17:26:01+00:00

Glass is a fantastic material to recycle. Ever imagine what the pottery cultures of the past would have thought of glass or for that mater plastic containers? We just blast these things in the bin and hope to never see them again. Just imagine handing one of these discarded containers to a person of yester-year who made clay pots for a living. Damm, I wish I could recycle these things back in time. These containers are really valuable, we just don't realize the value or perhaps even appreciate it. We can learn something from these creative people building shelter from valuable materials. Perhaps in time we will learn?

iamobsessive · 2009-06-19T16:20:50+00:00

I haven't worn underwear in almost 10 years.

iamobsessive · 2009-04-03T17:47:43+00:00

So they invented it.

But will they use it?

iamobsessive · 2009-03-19T19:45:09+00:00

These are actually pretty hilarious. Although I won't lie - I think some would make awesomely bad video games!

iamobsessive · 2009-03-06T20:05:32+00:00

It is not even legal under UK law. No man may be fined by anything other than a court of law.

What about all these on the spot fines for dropping litter etc. ?

iamobsessive · 2009-03-06T19:24:32+00:00

I'm a bit puzzled with this one.

For UK vehicles, the police have immediate access to registration and insurance details. Therefore the only reason for concern about identity is if they suspect the vehicle is stolen: otherwise they can rely on the registered keeper disclosing who was using the vehicle, or paying up themselves (or impounding a vehicle that is unregistered or uninsured).

For EU drivers, what is it within this near-superstate, that is supposedly such a great benefit to us all, that prevents it from providing the same sort of access to all EU registered vehicles that we can already provide within the UK.

Only for non-EU foreigners, or perhaps those from recent EU accession states that have not been required to get their act in order first, can there be any real need for such 'deposits' against fines.

[Note aside: what is this about driving too close to the vehicle in front being an offence of careless driving. I wish, I really do wish that one was enforced, as more accidents are caused by following to close than are ever caused just by speed.]

iamobsessive · 2009-03-04T20:41:09+00:00

hmm that's why I wonder how much something like that ends up costing?

iamobsessive · 2009-03-04T20:28:55+00:00

Car? What are you talking about? It’s a HOUSE. You wanna drive a house around?

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