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"Medal of Honour didn't last long"

Good game thought but far too short since Santa payed forty whole pounds for it

Normandy was amazing though

Hmmm somehow I think nobody has ever said that sentence

" Grampa, grampa tell me about the war "

" Normandy was amazing son "

froots wrote:
> There. Now, back in the wardrobe that exists in Kyle's mind you go Fat
>
Eh? Make some sense!

I want to talk to Fat

So I don't start a new topic

Was playing GTA3

Flew my tank into football stadium... somehow there was no ground and I fell and fell until I was on underground road.

Strange

Damnit, I'm replying too quickly.

Heh heh. Heh heh. Heh heh.

There. Now, back in the wardrobe that exists in Kyle's mind you go Fat

Kyz22 wrote:
> This is like our very own matrix. I dubb it the frootrix

I dub (not dubb - whose incorrect now, eh? ;)) it the Durdtrix.

Nah, yours works better. Bloody sod.

Kyz22 wrote:
> Tyler Durden = Best n00b as of late

Thanks. Nice to hear :)

Now get back to work boy-o! Oh dear - I've gone Welsh now :|

This is like our very own matrix. I dubb it the frootrix

Kyz22 wrote:
> Tyler Durden wrote:
> Kyz22 wrote:
> Why do Scot's say "pure" ?
>
> I just DONT get it!
>
> I say pure, and I live hundreds of miles from Scotland, and am only
> 1/4 Scottish. Honest.
>
> What does it mean then?
>
> And do you say, "Aye its pure good" and stuff?
>
> I say pure when im talking about something of value, "pure
> gold" or whatever. Scots, generally, use it for "good"
> I think.

When I say pure, I occasionally say "pure class", which means completely excellent, but normally I use it in the same sense as you. I don't really think it's a Scottish thing really.

Kyz22 wrote:
> froots wrote:
> He is imaginary Kyle, he lives in your mind.
>
> And my wardrobe.
>
> That would mean one of two things.
>
> Your wardrobe exists within my mind
>
> Your world exists within my mind
>
> I pray for the latter.

Ahhh, mabey you will never knoe the truth! Mabey.

Tyler Durden = Best n00b as of late