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I am sober.
It's wierd. I haven't been out for a sober night out with my friends for, well, years. Literally.
We went for a meal to a pub thing, with a buy one get one free thing on meals, there was an odd number of us so we got one extra, but the scatty waitress not so much told us as coughed at us that it's strictly "wun meel purr custuma" - they'd already cooked it though. HA!
Then there was a chav on the bus burning a plastic milk carton (your guess is as good as mine), then I owned House of the Dead II for about 20 minutes. You have a SHOTGUN! A SHOTGUN! It rocked, until one of the big ones bit my face off.
The cinema followed, with the film of choice being Blade Trinity. Generic as you can expect from a movie cameoing a wrestler who actually body-slams a guy and, I think, chokeslams him. Sad.
It's also packed with Apple product placement. For NO REASON the woman has an iPod when she fights... Um WHY? SELLOUTS - SODDING SELLOUTS! IPODS DO NOT HELP YOU KILL VAMPIRES! NO, BAD BAD BAD!
Wasn't bad, wasn't great. It's, well, what you'd expect.
Ooh and earlier kids asked me to buy them beer. I did. I made £3 out of it. I might seem all bad, BUT - they were happy, and I made almost an hours wage in 2 minutes. SCORE!!
and now im bored :-(
When will people understand that because someone plays sport it doesn't mean they can act?
The Rock pushed the boundaries when he rock bottomed someone in Welcome To The Jungle. It's just cashing in on something popular. First it was musicians in movies (Ja Rule, Ice Cube, J'lo) now it's sport stars.
I can't wait for Jonny Wilkinson's debut in Pride & Prejudice: A Footballer's Wives Tale.
> Paradox: wrote:
> The cinema followed, with the film of choice being Blade Trinity.
> Generic as you can expect from a movie cameoing a wrestler who
> actually body-slams a guy and, I think, chokeslams him. Sad.
>
> Hey some of us like wrestling and in general they act better than
> footballers in Pepsi commercials.
Agreed Cong_Man Agreed. :)
> The cinema followed, with the film of choice being Blade Trinity.
> Generic as you can expect from a movie cameoing a wrestler who
> actually body-slams a guy and, I think, chokeslams him. Sad.
>
Hey some of us like wrestling and in general they act better than footballers in Pepsi commercials.
> luckily wernt that many cars on the road.
After they swerved out of the way of you, going straight at them on the wrong side of the road?
ffs.
I am sober.
It's wierd. I haven't been out for a sober night out with my friends for, well, years. Literally.
We went for a meal to a pub thing, with a buy one get one free thing on meals, there was an odd number of us so we got one extra, but the scatty waitress not so much told us as coughed at us that it's strictly "wun meel purr custuma" - they'd already cooked it though. HA!
Then there was a chav on the bus burning a plastic milk carton (your guess is as good as mine), then I owned House of the Dead II for about 20 minutes. You have a SHOTGUN! A SHOTGUN! It rocked, until one of the big ones bit my face off.
The cinema followed, with the film of choice being Blade Trinity. Generic as you can expect from a movie cameoing a wrestler who actually body-slams a guy and, I think, chokeslams him. Sad.
It's also packed with Apple product placement. For NO REASON the woman has an iPod when she fights... Um WHY? SELLOUTS - SODDING SELLOUTS! IPODS DO NOT HELP YOU KILL VAMPIRES! NO, BAD BAD BAD!
Wasn't bad, wasn't great. It's, well, what you'd expect.
Ooh and earlier kids asked me to buy them beer. I did. I made £3 out of it. I might seem all bad, BUT - they were happy, and I made almost an hours wage in 2 minutes. SCORE!!
and now im bored :-(