Phil

Just use this topic. http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=370238

http://www.sciencebob.com/lab/q-moth-btrfly.html

Yay i got Quoted, and yes Dr Cox ownz. his full name is Parry Cox >_>' Close, it's Dr. Perry Cox

Yes the simpsons has entertained me for a long time, but the (relativley) short while that Futurama has been on it's now a classic. Futurama wins.

Go to Start > run and type "dxdiag", press enter. In the window that appears click the display tab at the top and the information you need should be there.

I take you have scanned with virus & spyware scanners?

Please search before posting next time http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=71

It might also be worth mentioning at this point older Intel Graphics Controllers wont work with GW. Just a note for you to remember when deciding on graphics cards.

This has been posted abot a lot. It goes up with post count. And the ranks here are.

If it was me I probably would have been deliberatly slow with him or be cheecky to him. I doubt I would've snapped. As was said though he's pretty stupid to mess with people who are serving his food.

I wouldn't use it in that sentence. You usually use it to answer a question thats already been asked, even if you're answering another question. "Are you going to the cinema?" "Yeah. Are you going like?" "Nah... I wanna but." Yeah your example was better. People from the west coast of scotland seem to say "but" instead. Has kinda rubbed off on me a bit since I went uni.

I dunno people here use it as a "filler". Just watch an interview on the tv and you can spot the non-confident speakers :P Also I dunno about England but people up here say "eh" a lot at the end of sentences when it isn't needed at all. Just like "but" & "like" "So, you're going to the cinema, like?"

Yes indie techincally means independant, but it's really not that simple. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indie_%28music%29 read the definitions there.

I don't get that 'eh'. Lots of people here in Britain say it too, but we don't get stereotyped with it. You don't get why we say it? Or why it's a stereotype? Why it's a stereotype, because Canadians aren't the only ones who say it a lot. If you look at some of my posts you will see I sometimes say it. Also just look at Futurama's posts a few down "Swearing. Eh?" :P

I don't get that 'eh'. Lots of people here in Britain say it too, but we don't get stereotyped with it. For me there is a big difference between Glaswegian and an Edinburgh accent. That's kinda like saying cockney sounds like Geordie or Liverpudlian :P I think I could probably tell the difference between Lancs and Yorks. I probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference between New Zealand & Aussie accents though since I don't listen to New Zealand people a lot.

Exactly what I was going to say, It's pronounced "root" unless you are talking about the word "rout" Ghost Ranger: Everyone here pronounce tomato "tom-ah-toe". The only time I've heard it "tom-a-toe" is when Americans are talking. Although I've never heard anyone say "potahto".

Ahh the memories... I take you looked at the way back machine? Although you can get old news from here I wonder if the crew still has the pics floating about as they don't work :(

locked, author's request. Kinda went too off topic.

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Wow! Try reading the actual post before replying.

Not gonna post all my favourites, but they include.. Modest Mouse Death Cab For Cutie Placebo The Postal Service Bloc Party

How about no? We all want to join in the competitions. Maybe different sections for American, British and Australian?

You are talking like you don't know her very well in rl. Going behind your gf's back and calling her a brat to strangers is a horrible thing to do. You should be telling her this stuff not us. I don't think it's her behaviour in game you should be worrying about, it's your rl behaviour that's worrying me.

EGM does not care about black PCs. Besides, PC Games != Video Games. His point still stands.

If we weren't disregarding the PC, what would be top?