I had a blue box set too, it was the 'advanced' set with D&D rules, came with a set of dice and a rulebook or 2, the red box was the basic set with nerfed rules. I think there may have been a black set too which was master rules, probably AD&D.
The reason the movies were made was for higher profits - a film every 2 years is worth more to them than a series.. maybe people said screw that - the movies are never as good anyway!
I read somewhere that this technology (net over power lines not this one specifically) offers an adapater that you plug your current "broadband modem" into.
does anyone know if an ADSL modem will work with this?:)
hehe I was a bit critical of Mel he's ok;) haven't seen that movie thanks for the tip, actors are often better in smaller films, maybe more freedom to do it their own way.
Mad Max 1 and 2 were classic films, 3 was pretty bad although at least Mel wasn't quite at the fake American accent stage and still had a bit of credibility, but really hasn't done anything decent since other than braveheart, so I don't expect this new one to be anything other than a money maker.
The Powerhouse Museum in Sydney Australia - has what is believed to be the oldest existing machine of the industrial revolution - Boultan and Watt Rotatative Steam Engine from 1785. It's 1 of 3 originally, the other 2 have since been destroyed, but this one is in working condition and they start it up once a day.
Shipped from England in the late 1800's it's an interesting piece of history if you are in that part of the world.
Fosters is Australian for beer for much of the world, except Australia, although the Kiwis are probably in on the secret too.. we can't stand the stuff! That's why we export it;)
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I had a blue box set too, it was the 'advanced' set with D&D rules, came with a set of dice and a rulebook or 2, the red box was the basic set with nerfed rules. I think there may have been a black set too which was master rules, probably AD&D.
File Transfer Protocol enuf said? :)
I thought everyone used 'right click -> open in new tab' more often than the back button?! Back is only good for getting out of a 200 page PDF! ;)
The reason the movies were made was for higher profits - a film every 2 years is worth more to them than a series.. maybe people said screw that - the movies are never as good anyway!
I read somewhere that this technology (net over power lines not this one specifically) offers an adapater that you plug your current "broadband modem" into.
:)
does anyone know if an ADSL modem will work with this?
you get the options:
:)
[] search the web
[] search australian sites
and the problem is.. where?
4. Profit!!! bad joke aside.. excess consumption would have to be part of it. 1 billion - that is sad.
yeah but anyone still playing that game after 3-4 years doesnt just need their genes examined but their brain too!
No new species will evolve in 25 years, 25,000 maybe. How many will become extinct in 25 years?
If only I didn't freeze Han Solo so many times and kept the figure in the original plastic it would be worth a lot now ;)
Perhaps Machievelli is the one you should trust least of all? ;)
It would be more to do with twinking than trying to get people to pay for multiple accounts. Just make your test character then delete it.
hehe I was a bit critical of Mel he's ok ;) haven't seen that movie thanks for the tip, actors are often better in smaller films, maybe more freedom to do it their own way.
and i bet there are indian films made cheaper than any of the films mentioned here.
Mad Max 1 and 2 were classic films, 3 was pretty bad although at least Mel wasn't quite at the fake American accent stage and still had a bit of credibility, but really hasn't done anything decent since other than braveheart, so I don't expect this new one to be anything other than a money maker.
Pretty bloody arrogant for someone who hasn't done anything of note in 35 years and even then was of questionable quality.
The Powerhouse Museum in Sydney Australia - has what is believed to be the oldest existing machine of the industrial revolution - Boultan and Watt Rotatative Steam Engine from 1785. It's 1 of 3 originally, the other 2 have since been destroyed, but this one is in working condition and they start it up once a day.
Shipped from England in the late 1800's it's an interesting piece of history if you are in that part of the world.
Fosters is Australian for beer for much of the world, except Australia, although the Kiwis are probably in on the secret too.. we can't stand the stuff! That's why we export it ;)
:)
Coopers is Australian for REAL beer