Recent content by sathie

I just see so much wrongness that my mind wont even look for subliminal type stuff. Lap dancing octopus that squeezes oranges on its breasts and naked pandas. I don't need to look any further :D

It might have been moving, but I got about 20 seconds through it before the "There.... once.... was.... a.... man.... who....saw....a....lion.....in...." got to me :) The slowness that it was forcing me to read at, I sounded like a child in my own mind. My dog is called Jasper. He is 6 years...

Most the time I'll type a load of stuff out and then realise I'm contributing very little to the thread and just X it or hit the back button instead.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHA9Ig7HOGA The weirdest, most disturbing advert I have ever seen. Memorable. Damn.

Wow, has it got to the point where I'm no longer one of those pesky new ZP fans? :P

While being a Sticklebricks Babylon 5 fan, I think Legacy is actually kind of okay. Repetitive, but okay. I just wish it concentrated more on the one ship and your management of it though.

The game is a huge throwback to the NES/Master System console days. There's an unbelievable number of games that verge on being a steamer just like this (to me anyway). I thought trial and error gaming was dead already. There's hard, and then there's tedious, unrewarding and bland. I...

To be Australian.

Exactly. As long as people can understand it EASILY (nne of ths crp n frms plz), then I really have no problem with people spelling badly or not using correct grammar. Hell, I have huge problems in Word getting it to stop underlining everything in green, so i can sympathise with them. I...

Amusing review. That music is too bassy and loud compared to the review though.

I've not played Stranglehold, but I absolutely loved Max Payne 1 and 2. Even without bullet-time it was a fantastic series of games. Anyone can do bullet-time these days, but nobody seems to be able to emulate the awesome feeling that those games had. I suppose when something is new and...

In Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines, there was a lot of Nazi throat slitting taking place that left bloodstains all over. By the end of a mission most of the terrain would be covered in little round patches of blood. Apparently Nazi soldiers: a) can't see blood b) only have a 45 degree...

It's all just a joke. The pissing on the grave video was kind of amusing, but the wife one about this affair is just meh.

Oh darn I only searched "In Odd We Trust". I'm not sure really. He's written so many that I lose track and they're all rather similar yet all very interesting in their own unique ways. Odd Thomas is about a guy, Odd Thomas, who basically sees dead people and other creatures. I can't...

So, the background Ad that I'm seeing on the site is for the book In Odd We Trust, by Dean Koontz. It's in the Odd Thomas series of books that he's taken to writing. Seeing it on a site like this is quite surprising, I did not realise it was quite popular enough. Just wondering who else...