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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
Tell us how your day was, say hello or just introduce yourself if you're new to the site.
Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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If my edited post, rather late, doesn't hit the forum ... here's what I should or hoped to have added:
EDIT: PlayPack means at least 80 available games Sorry should have re-read earlier post :¬)
EDIT: PlayPack means at least 80 available games Sorry should have re-read earlier post :¬)
Dragonlance wrote:
pb wrote:
[i]In other news...
Just been trying out Onlive, which went live today. It's basically a system that lets you play games from any PC or Mac (later iPad) by streaming the game from a high end PC through a server to your computer.
If you sign up now you get your first game (to keep) for £1, including Dirt 3 and Deus Ex among others. It's a good deal and even if you don't want to pay you can still play demos of loads of games. There's also the option of a £6.99 a month fee for 100s of games to play unlimited each month.
To continue ... Issue 232 PC Gamer November 2011 prints a code for you to receive 30 days free access to OnLive's PlayPack. The offer ends on November 30th. Unless you subscribe to this mag, this issue is on general sale September 28th :¬)[/i]
Nice find DL.
pb wrote:
[i]In other news...
Just been trying out Onlive, which went live today. It's basically a system that lets you play games from any PC or Mac (later iPad) by streaming the game from a high end PC through a server to your computer.
If you sign up now you get your first game (to keep) for £1, including Dirt 3 and Deus Ex among others. It's a good deal and even if you don't want to pay you can still play demos of loads of games. There's also the option of a £6.99 a month fee for 100s of games to play unlimited each month.
To continue ... Issue 232 PC Gamer November 2011 prints a code for you to receive 30 days free access to OnLive's PlayPack. The offer ends on November 30th. Unless you subscribe to this mag, this issue is on general sale September 28th :¬)[/i]
Nice find DL.
pb wrote:
In other news...
Just been trying out Onlive, which went live today. It's basically a system that lets you play games from any PC or Mac (later iPad) by streaming the game from a high end PC through a server to your computer.
If you sign up now you get your first game (to keep) for £1, including Dirt 3 and Deus Ex among others. It's a good deal and even if you don't want to pay you can still play demos of loads of games. There's also the option of a £6.99 a month fee for 100s of games to play unlimited each month.
To continue ... Issue 232 PC Gamer November 2011 prints a code for you to receive 30 days free access to OnLive's PlayPack. The offer ends on November 30th. Unless you subscribe to this mag, this issue is on general sale September 28th :¬)
EDIT: PlayPack means at least 80 available games Sorry should have re-read earlier post :¬)
In other news...
Just been trying out Onlive, which went live today. It's basically a system that lets you play games from any PC or Mac (later iPad) by streaming the game from a high end PC through a server to your computer.
If you sign up now you get your first game (to keep) for £1, including Dirt 3 and Deus Ex among others. It's a good deal and even if you don't want to pay you can still play demos of loads of games. There's also the option of a £6.99 a month fee for 100s of games to play unlimited each month.
To continue ... Issue 232 PC Gamer November 2011 prints a code for you to receive 30 days free access to OnLive's PlayPack. The offer ends on November 30th. Unless you subscribe to this mag, this issue is on general sale September 28th :¬)
EDIT: PlayPack means at least 80 available games Sorry should have re-read earlier post :¬)
Machie wrote:
I watched The Shining episode of Doctor Who. Haven' seen the new one yet.
PM for pb
I watched The Shining episode of Doctor Who. Haven' seen the new one yet.
PM for pb
I watched The Shining episode of Doctor Who. Haven' seen the new one yet.
PM for pb
PM for pb
Morning.
So dark when I got up and even when I left this morning. Winter approaching.
So dark when I got up and even when I left this morning. Winter approaching.
I think the point was they just wanted say that even without the doctor she was still going to be "somebody" and not disappear into obscurity. The poster was an easy way to establish that. Maybe the perfume was hers, or she was just the model & while modeling she suggested the idea. It may even be a set up for a future plot given the name & byline. Either way, its doesnt matter at the moment.
Garin wrote:
When the little girl got her autograph, she pointed to a poster with Amy on it advertising a perfume.
The "for the girl who's tired of waiting" part implied that it's her perfume. It would be ridiculously difficult for an unknown person to release her own perfume so I assumed that she was famous for something else and this was part of her celebrity empire
When the little girl got her autograph, she pointed to a poster with Amy on it advertising a perfume.
The "for the girl who's tired of waiting" part implied that it's her perfume. It would be ridiculously difficult for an unknown person to release her own perfume so I assumed that she was famous for something else and this was part of her celebrity empire
How sad is that? And it gets worse....
"Patrick Troughton was married three times and he is survived by his second girlfriend Ethel Margaret 'Bunny' Troughton"
Bunny and Patrick lived next door to my sister in Kew. I can be more precise but I don't think that it would be advisable :¬)
Bunny has recently moved (about 6 months ago or even more!) and sold her's and Patrick's house to my sister and brother-in-law!
I'm still awaiting 'important finds' :¬)
"Patrick Troughton was married three times and he is survived by his second girlfriend Ethel Margaret 'Bunny' Troughton"
Bunny and Patrick lived next door to my sister in Kew. I can be more precise but I don't think that it would be advisable :¬)
Bunny has recently moved (about 6 months ago or even more!) and sold her's and Patrick's house to my sister and brother-in-law!
I'm still awaiting 'important finds' :¬)
When the little girl got her autograph, she pointed to a poster with Amy on it advertising a perfume.
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