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So basically the Mayans got bored of making a calender and decided to do something interesting, and now people are freaking out. If it's that important, then just get someone to continue the calender. Problem solved. Bring on 2013 I say

OMG do people really need to quote the whole text? yes, but the translators make it near impossible to understand you. (Guess there's no point noting this, I don't think it will translate well to their language lol)

source Father of five and volunteer firefighter survived being pinned between the car and fire engine. Thank god he survived. Makes you wonder though about some of these drivers... Two pictures and video in source

Yea, would require scripting though. Was the first mission in ArmA too, just not as extreme Thats how I remember the mission anyway. So it shouldn't be impossible in ArmA2. Probably really hard to escape the ambush, but possible.

I hope you're getting the demo off of Steam, so it sits at the 98% mark and does nothing for the next several hours Demo is really good though.

Upon playing the demo from steam, I managed to run it on a different level of low/medium AMD Athlon 64 at 2.2Ghz Geforce 7600 GS with 512Mb RAM 2Gb DDR2 RAM It seems fine to me (but I sometimes don't see stutters). Although Can you run it is a bit rubbish, it'll give you an idea. So it's not that demanding imo. you should be perfectly fine

Excuse me? What is your problem with trolls? God you're just being ignorant to a troll's life. Do you how hard it is to live under a bridge? With no basic sanitation and the only income is that from those you can charge to cross the bridge, assuming you even get people crossing the bridge. Then there's the "heroes" who banish you... It's a hard life, show some respect I voted yes, but only because: A) it'll be easier to spot you out. B) so you waste your money. (i would never pay that for something like that)

you know your childish when you laugh at Reading that bit I got a call today except it was just the NHS doing a checkup on records and wanted to know if I've ever smoked or tried smoking. Useless content isrelevant to thread, lol.

Monday shall be an interesting day. Hopefully not too bad. I wonder if 2010 will be interesting. Anyone doing anything this year?

10/10 - awesome signature right there! (will make sense when he adds one lol) btw, can someone explain "stan is a turkey"?

Vikings all the way!! I like the Norweigians, they're pretty cool.

9/10 Added something better to my sig now

I don't have it, but I think I'll post in here anyway for the hell of it... Although I don't have it, I wouldn't recommend you get it yet. There's two benefits of waiting. Firstly it'll be cheaper. Secondly, there will be several patches released from Bohemia interactive that will fix the super human A.I that can detect you behind a building from 50 miles away. (lol, exxageration But the A.I is very good at spotting you.) This guy has a lot of ArmA II videos of playing the campaign online and playing multiplayer missions. One of his gripes is that the campaign has too much talking in it. So if I was you, I would wait for it to drop in price first, then hopefully the patches will be out to fix most issues. Might be worth reading what the patches have fixed so far and what issues they have created.

Aaaaaaand this is the point where Stan bans Hoppah and all the other moderators. Then sets up a tyrany forum which we can't escape.... Well done guys

8/10

Lack of belief in god, his power weakens. Scotland was conquered when Edward I was alive. But he lost control and failed to conquer it again in his lifetime. (Which made the picture of Edward I rather humourous). You're about 200-600 years ahead.

I wish I had GTA:IV I only borrowed it from a friend lol Complaint: Sims3 owners: "WTH? I can't install custom content. What's wrong?" EA: "Oh, lol, erm. The patch buggered up our software stuff lol. Try this really lengthy method that has no guarantee to fix it and see if it works." Sims3 owners: "Oh. OK. Will it be fixed soon?" EA: "dunno, lol" Problems been about for around 3 months by the look of some threads. (or the 11th of January, not sure which.) There are solutions but it requires a lot of time and it still might not work.

Plugged the hole, problem solved Funnily enough, Edward I kept losing Scotland and died before he could conquer it....again... For a third time

I hate phones. This is my phone. It's...well, a phone. With a colour camera, which is it's main feature.

http://mikesphotos.us/gallery2/v/Action/In...RF-068.jpg.html I like alot of Mike's images, but i think this one is my favourite

Didn't say it was stupid, just strange (can't think of a stupid one lol) But from the police stops i've seen, they leave a large enough gap for you to drive away anyway.

Well, I don't live in France, but they have a strange rule where police vehicles pull in front of a vehicle instead of behind. (Seeing as the only contribution is based on a country they are not living in, I felt compelled to post a strange policy from a country I don't live in) also, OP statement and example don't make sense. If there was a bank robbery in progress, wouldn't police normally turn up with lights and sirens? Besides, you can normally spot a police vehicle amongst traffic anyway.

Posting from Orlando but it's hardly any warmer here than in the UK But I did get to see lots of New York because we landed in Newark tis a cool city edit: 2 important lessons I learned: 1: cars can turn right if the road is clear 2: because of this, you have to watch out when the green man goes on.

The force was established in 1949 following the amalgamation of the originally independent Fife County, Dunfermline City and Kirkcaldy Burgh police forces In May 1857, the strength of Dunfermline City Police was increased to a total of 7 officers So we have the worst drivers Btw, here is a map showing Scotland's divisions: Judging by the Fife constabulary memorial roll, only one Dunfermline city police officer died and the first Fife Constabulary death was in the 70's - 30 years after being formed. Daniel Campbell Police Constable Dunfermline City Police Died 14 February 1915, aged 46 Collapsed while on patrol in Bath Street late on the night of 13 February, he was conveyed to his home but died the next day from a cerebral haemorrhage. George Hughes Police Sergeant Fife Constabulary Died 22 February 1979, aged 42 Fatally injured in a road traffic accident while travelling to duty, when his vehicle was involved in a head on collision.

Does your SJA primarily provide first aid at large events? Forgot to add that one to my list http://www.sja.org.uk/sja/