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Does anybody else think that flesh coloured bras look horrible and dirty?
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Those bras that have little quarter-cups that go under neath, but don't cover the nip.
Whats the point in that?
Whats the point in that?
Waaaaaa!
stop thinking that thought!
I said STOP!
:D
stop thinking that thought!
I said STOP!
:D
What about them? are you wearing one Andy?
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwww
:P
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwww
:P
what about those bras that unfasten at the front.
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Mystique wrote:
> wow racing rules that was an extremly informative post about bras
* stands
> and appaluds*
That was an amazing speech, I think there was something subliminal in there that we noticed but didn't realise. Anyway don't worry about him, he'll be banned by tomorrow because not only that post of his copied but if you look in FOG Chat then there was another post of his that was copied. And he didn't even read it before posting it, just read it and laugh at his stupidity.
> wow racing rules that was an extremly informative post about bras
* stands
> and appaluds*
That was an amazing speech, I think there was something subliminal in there that we noticed but didn't realise. Anyway don't worry about him, he'll be banned by tomorrow because not only that post of his copied but if you look in FOG Chat then there was another post of his that was copied. And he didn't even read it before posting it, just read it and laugh at his stupidity.
wow racing rules that was an extremly informative post about bras
* stands and appaluds*
* stands and appaluds*
ISS is the best football game around - the sheer playability matched with the silky smooth animation and the steady, realistic build-up play all add up to the finest football game on the market. Now take that formula and put it on PlayStation 2. It's every bit as good as it sounds.
The PlayStation 2 version is called ISS 2000, although it's not a conversion of the N64 version of the same name. It's also not a conversion of the fantastic PSone version of ISS Evolution. Confused? Well what is it? It's the team behind the N64 version's game, a completely different ISS engine from the usual. Perhaps the most disappointing aspect of the past ISS games was the phony player names (Bekham and Sheerar to name but a few). ISS 2000 remedies that, with the spanking new FIFPro licence - the licence to use real player names so now when you drive home a screamer from 25 yards it comes from the boot of Owen and not Oren. It's a small difference but it really helps ISS purists and may help entice newbies over to the ISS camp.
If you were worried that ISS won't play the same with a new engine, then don't worry - it plays just as good a game of footie as it always has. ISS 2000 has the best of both versions of the game - the complex strategies employed in the PSone version and the all-out, singing and dancing goal-heavy magic of the N64 version. It strikes a nice balance between the two and plays a superb game. ISS is the kind of game you can play for hours, desperately trying to improve your skills. It is such a deep game, the ISS virgin may catch a glimpse of themselves in the mirror, face crumpled in concentration, sweat pouring down their brow. It's that good. Build up play is easy, with searching passes and intelligent lobs making it that little bit easier.
Ooh, ISS 2000 is just gorgeous. The new animations coupled with the new and improved character models make the game look better than ever, and those 30 yard screamers look so good, you might just have to save them to memory card. New game modes include the long-absent Scenarios mode - you have to finish off great moments in history like the England v Portugal Euro 2000 match. It's 2-2 in the dying moments, can you not conceed a penalty? Not if your name's Philip. ISS 2000 deserves to be bought for every single PS2 that gets sold, because everyone needs to experience the kind of gameplay that it has to offer. Get it in
The PlayStation 2 version is called ISS 2000, although it's not a conversion of the N64 version of the same name. It's also not a conversion of the fantastic PSone version of ISS Evolution. Confused? Well what is it? It's the team behind the N64 version's game, a completely different ISS engine from the usual. Perhaps the most disappointing aspect of the past ISS games was the phony player names (Bekham and Sheerar to name but a few). ISS 2000 remedies that, with the spanking new FIFPro licence - the licence to use real player names so now when you drive home a screamer from 25 yards it comes from the boot of Owen and not Oren. It's a small difference but it really helps ISS purists and may help entice newbies over to the ISS camp.
If you were worried that ISS won't play the same with a new engine, then don't worry - it plays just as good a game of footie as it always has. ISS 2000 has the best of both versions of the game - the complex strategies employed in the PSone version and the all-out, singing and dancing goal-heavy magic of the N64 version. It strikes a nice balance between the two and plays a superb game. ISS is the kind of game you can play for hours, desperately trying to improve your skills. It is such a deep game, the ISS virgin may catch a glimpse of themselves in the mirror, face crumpled in concentration, sweat pouring down their brow. It's that good. Build up play is easy, with searching passes and intelligent lobs making it that little bit easier.
Ooh, ISS 2000 is just gorgeous. The new animations coupled with the new and improved character models make the game look better than ever, and those 30 yard screamers look so good, you might just have to save them to memory card. New game modes include the long-absent Scenarios mode - you have to finish off great moments in history like the England v Portugal Euro 2000 match. It's 2-2 in the dying moments, can you not conceed a penalty? Not if your name's Philip. ISS 2000 deserves to be bought for every single PS2 that gets sold, because everyone needs to experience the kind of gameplay that it has to offer. Get it in
Reminds me very much of the people you get in the yahoo chatforums....
New personal message
Fred457: hi, a/s/l?
You: [your a/s/l]
Fred457: I am 19/f from california
You: Female? You sure? You have cruel parents or something?
Fred457: This is my brothers account.
You: Yeah right.
Fred457: Some say I look like Jennifer Lopez
Fred457: Are you there?
Fred457: Why are you not answering?
Fred457: Actually, there are two of us here. My sister looks like Britney Spears
Fred: Hello?
*****
[You have just banned Fred457. Fred457 may no longer send messages to you]
New personal message
Fred457: hi, a/s/l?
You: [your a/s/l]
Fred457: I am 19/f from california
You: Female? You sure? You have cruel parents or something?
Fred457: This is my brothers account.
You: Yeah right.
Fred457: Some say I look like Jennifer Lopez
Fred457: Are you there?
Fred457: Why are you not answering?
Fred457: Actually, there are two of us here. My sister looks like Britney Spears
Fred: Hello?
*****
[You have just banned Fred457. Fred457 may no longer send messages to you]
You are so going to regret saying these things
*waits for the "Hey Baby" posts*
*waits for the "Hey Baby" posts*
yea i do and by the way my names not phil thats my brothers name its amy
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