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...to buy a Megadrive. I can't really figure out why, but I've had this on my mind for about a month now. Some kind of voice in my head... telling me what to do...
(Cue me.)
I think there's something about present gaming at the moment that's making me try and go back to when games were just plain fun. I've got a bunch of Megadrive games lying around, and no Megadrive to play them on. I know I'm not going to sell them for much, so I might as well just try and play them again.
Ok, so which was better, the Megadrive, or the Snes?
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(Cue me.)
I think there's something about present gaming at the moment that's making me try and go back to when games were just plain fun. I've got a bunch of Megadrive games lying around, and no Megadrive to play them on. I know I'm not going to sell them for much, so I might as well just try and play them again.
Ok, so which was better, the Megadrive, or the Snes?
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Hmmmm, hamburger, ug-ug!
Only because it's got an 'ur' in it.
FantasyMeister wrote:
> They like to change everything to things that they can understand
> better, like a pavement is a 'sidewalk' allowing them to WALK on the
> SIDE or the road. See? Easy.
Words beginning with 'H' are
> usually pronounced 'Ur' because it suits the Americans better that
> way, 'Ur' is very close to their other favourite word, which is
> 'Ug'.
FM: Pro-American all the way.
Their second favourite word is HAMBURGER.
> They like to change everything to things that they can understand
> better, like a pavement is a 'sidewalk' allowing them to WALK on the
> SIDE or the road. See? Easy.
Words beginning with 'H' are
> usually pronounced 'Ur' because it suits the Americans better that
> way, 'Ur' is very close to their other favourite word, which is
> 'Ug'.
FM: Pro-American all the way.
Their second favourite word is HAMBURGER.
They like to change everything to things that they can understand better, like a pavement is a 'sidewalk' allowing them to WALK on the SIDE or the road. See? Easy.
Words beginning with 'H' are usually pronounced 'Ur' because it suits the Americans better that way, 'Ur' is very close to their other favourite word, which is 'Ug'.
FM: Pro-American all the way.
Words beginning with 'H' are usually pronounced 'Ur' because it suits the Americans better that way, 'Ur' is very close to their other favourite word, which is 'Ug'.
FM: Pro-American all the way.
M16 wrote:
> ...he's got the urge to urble!!
ORDER!
May I ask why the americans pronounce it Urbal, not Herbal? What's wrong with English the way it was made?!? Why do the americans change it!
> ...he's got the urge to urble!!
ORDER!
May I ask why the americans pronounce it Urbal, not Herbal? What's wrong with English the way it was made?!? Why do the americans change it!
Planet Ring you can get dirt cheap, the only *RARE* Dreamcast game you'll find at the moment (excluding imports) is Samba de Amigo, which will cost you around £60 if you aren't lucky to find a sucker seller.
By the way, FM, is Planet Ring *that* rare? Because you can pick it up off a shelf in a shop near me for about a tenner...
...he's got the urge to urble!!
ORDER!
ORDER!
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