Recent content by Goatmeat

I don't really have any anymore. I used to be a bit of a metal snob, so I'd pretend to hate bands like Metallica, despite listening to them since I was 8 and still enjoying them. But I grew out of that when I hit my 20s and realised I was being a bit of a twat. There are things I like that...

If I were to pick one of them, it'd be the legs thing. Because I have knee problems and whatnot, so I have difficulty walking or doing any form of leg exercises. But I probably wouldn't take it. I certainly wouldn't give up my sanity for it, in which case I wouldn't know WTF I was doing with...

I've been playing Doom since I was 8 and I've only gone to Hell to murder giant mechanical brain spiders twice.

I'm not losing my shit over it, and I don't see how anything I've said can seen as that. I'm just giving my thoughts, which aren't completely formed because I've only just heard about the film. And I know that there are films aplenty that feature rape and necrophilia, but this is the first...

I actually used to be kinda like this. Overly judgemental on people depending on their taste in music. If they liked pop music, then they had no opinions of their own and didn't think or look for things that they liked and, instead, liked what they were told to like. If they liked pop-punk...

Saló cuts out a lot of stuff from 120 Days of Sodom, including the bits with children.

You might have a point if this didn't feature "graphic depictions of rape, necrophilia and paedophilia." Depictions of rape, okay. Not that I think that on-screen rape is the funtimes. That scene in A Clockwork Orange where the gang are getting ready to rape a girl is genuinely upsetting to...

That's kinda horrific. I'm all for freedom of expression, even in ways that other people might think are horribly offensive, but the difference between something like that and 120 Days of Sodom (a book by the Marquis de Sade which features similar themes) is that in a book you can represent...

I know. It's surreal to me living in the UK that there are people who genuinely believe that political correctness has gone mad and you can't make fun of anyone any more, and then they watch Jeremy Clarkson go on about the French on Top Gear. Britain has the flimsy excuse of France being a...

The weird thing in this thread is that there are occasionally people suggesting places with really high populations because it'll put a dent in the population. Which is silly because there'll be less people, but there'll be an even smaller inhabitable part of the world. And after wars and...

"Tasteful" isn't really a great descriptor for music, and the stuff you've listed are fairly different. So I am going to go out on a limb with a couple of recommendations for music I like that aren't metal or hip hop. Jellyfish's second album, Spilt Milk, is a really great pop/rock album...

That's the point I was making. Because nobody can decide who is or isn't part of Anonymous, nobody can regulate or say what the group actually is or does, so it renders the whole term meaningless. Because there are people picketing against Scientology, other people DDOS-ing or hacking...

I'd tell you my thoughts on Anonymous if I could post anonymously on this board. Nah, I think that it's a really weird thing. I can sort of see the point of it, but because it's essentially just a name and by definition anyone can identify with them, it renders the whole thing meaningless...

Well... fair point. I forgot about the Chinese Officer's swords. It was an attempt at referencing a fear amongst Fallout fans when it was announced that Bethesda were doing Fallout 3 that Fallout 3 would be "Oblivion with guns." This fear was exacerbated when Fallout 3 was released and it...

Skyrim: Fallout 3 With Swords. QFT. When I read about some of the details of the game I think it might be really good, but then I remember that Todd Howard claimed that, in Oblivion, you'd have difficult choices and that you can influence NPC behaviour and simple quests could be completed in...