Wormsie

Why, is its lack of hairstyle bothering you?

Because I have to use Mozilla these days, I'd just write www.wikipedia.org/Che_Guevara. Works like charm.

I had this amazing picture of a Chris-esque person. I have to scan it when I find it. BTW, I don't like those jeans and those shoes. And those eyes of that guy are a little way out.

My first reaction:

He sounds like a very dull, unimaginative person, so it's no wonder that he posts lots of pics...

I think those cows are lesbonic.

Nick Bostrom is a kettle.

I noticcd it. It was just a gcncral smartass commcnt.

Nick Bostrom is ugly.

Aye, Jazz Jackrabbit is the roxors, man. Too bad it won't run on my machine. At least, it didn't run on Win98.

What on earth are fast ears, I wonder.

Bad Timing, you mean.

Hear hear! *stomps his pint glass (mixed blue drink with an umbrella) on table*

Yeah, I think it's because spamming is illegal in Europe or... something.

My brother and I mostly played with Technic-Lego stuff.

Well, the kind of mother who drinks a lot and is never there for you and who hangs with all kinds of riff-raffs... but a mother still.

"The tragedy is the latest in a long line of shocking incidents related to video game's insidious grasp on British youth. Two months ago Imran Patel, 14, made a 'Mario' plumber suit and imitated the game character with tragic results- three fellow students were killed as a result of Patel bouncing on top of their heads and eating mushrooms." From the comments: "you guys are @!*%ing dumbasses for posting stupid fake shit like this. @!*% you xbox 365"

I love your merry, booming laughter Kingz.

It's just that... You are like a mother to us, Marek.

Overall - at least in Europe - the whole style has changed so that the models are less and less complex (though the models aren't where the fun is) with custom blocks and such... Besides, you can't even buy regular Lego blocks and elements from stores anymore!

But wasn't it so that the old Legos just didn't sell?

That sounds like the Legos of today.

My brother had an obsession with Lego models based on real-life things. Once he tried to make an accurate scale model of my father's car. I think we still have those metal plates he eventually used to replace some of the tricky bits. But my weirdest Lego experience is from when I was around four years old. My brother and I were in this one supermarket where they had tables with boxes of legos - kids were supposed to play with them while their parents were shopping. With us sat two kids who built (and I still can't understand this) houses for prophets. I was supposed to build something myself, but I just stared and listened when those two kids talked about how their own house for the prophet was better than the other kid's house. It felt surreal. And essentially those houses were pyramids.

Have you listened to the very latest Curves of Danger voice files, Trep? Roderick's voice makes my knees weak.

The other flap will get in the way in that case, and if you move it from the way with your other hand, it might just be that the CD will drop on the floor. Other hazards are possible as well...