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Well after Lost Odyssey and Eternal Sonata I was hoping that maybe Japanese RPGs had got good again, but Last Remnant and Infinite Undiscovery really aren't helping.
They're just too dull and buggy, whereas I really can't find fault with LO and ES.
... bah, I might go back to Dead Space and Mass Effect again.
They're just too dull and buggy, whereas I really can't find fault with LO and ES.
... bah, I might go back to Dead Space and Mass Effect again.
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Ad link from this page that I just clicked on 
http://www.ndsgamestore.com/?gclid=CLjB ... QwodZjmWZQ
http://www.ndsgamestore.com/?gclid=CLjB ... QwodZjmWZQ
Oh my. My mother would love that. She's a complete pirate and was asking me a month or so back about R4 cards for my sister's DS because she doesn't want to spend money on games.
... in other news, I hate snow. It's alright to look at, and snowball fights are fun provided I constent to it, but walking around town was a nightmare today. Slipping everything, going slowly down stairs and ramps, snow blowing in my face. Argh.
... in other news, I hate snow. It's alright to look at, and snowball fights are fun provided I constent to it, but walking around town was a nightmare today. Slipping everything, going slowly down stairs and ramps, snow blowing in my face. Argh.
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In London, normally less than that.WaWard wrote:What's a 'fair bit of snow' in the UK? 2 inches?Damien wrote:Fact: There's a fair bit of snow outside today!
We had about 8 though
Most snow in London since I was 10! My housemate was in Norway last February, and he said that it was verging on rivalling that

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Maybe I was just letting some other people win for a bit. 

I want your snow!Mitsurugi CP wrote:Winter storms just gave us a 7 day weekend, but parts of our state are now under marshal law because of all the damage the storm caused (thankfully, that's not the case in Louisville)Damien wrote:I'm all for snow if it means free days off work!
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Well, it was more like snow on top of ice and sleet. The ice that collected on trees caused a lot of them to collapse, knocking down power lines and cutting power to nearly 1 million people here, alone. Most of my friends had no power for 3-4 days. So while the long weekend was nice, it wasn't ALL fun and games.
But we still handle winter storms better than England, apparently.
But we still handle winter storms better than England, apparently.
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To be honest there's too much constant media coverage through too many mediums these days.
Anything makes news, especially a bit of weather that's a bit out of the normal.
London might have come to a "standstill" in a way, but if anybody went to a park yesterday, they'd see most people were loving it.
Back at work today, not many had complaints about the spontaneous day off.
It hasn't snowed like that in or around London for something like 18 years, so those in control probably don't see it worth while having a contingency plan.
It was probably easier to just shut down transport systems than to try to step over the inflated bureaucracy regarding heath and safety etc.
Yes - any London bus WOULD be able to travel over a snowy road, but people are so scared about putting their workers in possible danger, that they'd rather nip that possibility at the bud, than carry on regardless (or with caution) and see if it unfolds alright.
Overall: yes we're shit with snow, but it happens so infrequently I don't really see it as that much of a problem... plus it's fun
Anything makes news, especially a bit of weather that's a bit out of the normal.
London might have come to a "standstill" in a way, but if anybody went to a park yesterday, they'd see most people were loving it.
Back at work today, not many had complaints about the spontaneous day off.
It hasn't snowed like that in or around London for something like 18 years, so those in control probably don't see it worth while having a contingency plan.
It was probably easier to just shut down transport systems than to try to step over the inflated bureaucracy regarding heath and safety etc.
Yes - any London bus WOULD be able to travel over a snowy road, but people are so scared about putting their workers in possible danger, that they'd rather nip that possibility at the bud, than carry on regardless (or with caution) and see if it unfolds alright.
Overall: yes we're shit with snow, but it happens so infrequently I don't really see it as that much of a problem... plus it's fun

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Yeah, but you live in DC, where a snow flurry causes mild panic.Lord Golbez wrote:Oh whatever, Europe. Like you're so cool powering through your snow all the time. Big deal. It would be nice if more things came to a standstill more often. How about stopping to enjoy the snow? Preferably with some tea and biscuits at hand.
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<SergeWork> rofl
<SergeWork> Stephen Fry is stuck in an elevator.
<SergeWork> Livetweeting the experience!
<emzee> hahaha
<emzee> Has he mentioned how much he wishes that Hugh Laurie was there so that someone would actually take notice that he's stuck in an elevator?
<emzee> The biggest thing I know Stephen Fry for is being the narrator on Little Big Planet
<DJDJ> why does everybody follow stephen fry on twitter except me?
<sloppo> who
<SergeWork> Stephen Fry is stuck in an elevator.
<SergeWork> Livetweeting the experience!
<emzee> hahaha
<emzee> Has he mentioned how much he wishes that Hugh Laurie was there so that someone would actually take notice that he's stuck in an elevator?
<emzee> The biggest thing I know Stephen Fry for is being the narrator on Little Big Planet
<DJDJ> why does everybody follow stephen fry on twitter except me?
<sloppo> who
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Snow is indeed way too rare here.Mitsurugi CP wrote:Yeah, but you live in DC, where a snow flurry causes mild panic.Lord Golbez wrote:Oh whatever, Europe. Like you're so cool powering through your snow all the time. Big deal. It would be nice if more things came to a standstill more often. How about stopping to enjoy the snow? Preferably with some tea and biscuits at hand.
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Tell that to me last year, shoveling 2 feet of snow out of my driveway.Lord Golbez wrote:Oh whatever, Europe. Like you're so cool powering through your snow all the time. Big deal. It would be nice if more things came to a standstill more often. How about stopping to enjoy the snow? Preferably with some tea and biscuits at hand.




