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Here's my superb game influenced by pb
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Snuggly has lost all the GADs and as he is leaving he doesn't care about it. So it is down to you to find them.
You approach SR Towers and storm in ready for the challenge you. In the corridor there are three doors, choose which way you want to go.
[URL]http://ukchatforums.reserve.co.uk/display_messages.php?threadid=98040&forumid=409¤tsort=desc&offset=0[/URL] for left door
[URL]http://ukchatforums.reserve.co.uk/display_messages.php?threadid=98041&forumid=409[/URL] for middle door
[URL]http://ukchatforums.reserve.co.uk/display_messages.php?threadid=98042&forumid=409[/URL] for right door
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Snuggly has lost all the GADs and as he is leaving he doesn't care about it. So it is down to you to find them.
You approach SR Towers and storm in ready for the challenge you. In the corridor there are three doors, choose which way you want to go.
[URL]http://ukchatforums.reserve.co.uk/display_messages.php?threadid=98040&forumid=409¤tsort=desc&offset=0[/URL] for left door
[URL]http://ukchatforums.reserve.co.uk/display_messages.php?threadid=98041&forumid=409[/URL] for middle door
[URL]http://ukchatforums.reserve.co.uk/display_messages.php?threadid=98042&forumid=409[/URL] for right door
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Sheepy, now you're talking my language. I want a farm in Spain. I've already sold 4 of my kidneys in an effort raise the capital.
Sheepy, you sound like Steve Buscemi from Con Air when he is describing insanity.
Anyway, more importantly it is not the job or money in the bank that makes you happiest. It's the time you spend making a difference to someone's life and the time you have fun.
Anyway, more importantly it is not the job or money in the bank that makes you happiest. It's the time you spend making a difference to someone's life and the time you have fun.
I had a farm once.
She never called.
sorry
She never called.
sorry
We do have David Dickinson though.
SHEEPY wrote:
> but I don't want to stay in this country all my life.
Move to England. We are a lovely bunch of people and the climate is similar to Scotland's. We speak a similar language but the men here don't wear skirts. They wear blouses or frocks. We have nice scenery, plenty of farms and no scorpians.
> but I don't want to stay in this country all my life.
Move to England. We are a lovely bunch of people and the climate is similar to Scotland's. We speak a similar language but the men here don't wear skirts. They wear blouses or frocks. We have nice scenery, plenty of farms and no scorpians.
I have no idea what I want to do though
All directions are possibly pointing towards being a teacher but I don't want to stay in this country all my life.
All directions are possibly pointing towards being a teacher but I don't want to stay in this country all my life.
That's the way.
I don't know what I want to do. I do some web design and cartooning but I er... Kinda suck, in my opinion at least.
Wouldn't mind doing other stuff though. Wanna keep my options open.
I don't know what I want to do. I do some web design and cartooning but I er... Kinda suck, in my opinion at least.
Wouldn't mind doing other stuff though. Wanna keep my options open.
SHEEPY wrote:
> Yes, I'll probably live in poverty but what does the future hold for
> me?
>
> A job in some crappy office doing something I'll hate until what
> looks like until I'm 80, then have half a decade of retirement in
> poverty before I decide to kill myself before I start losing the
> functions of my bowels?
>
> No, I'd rather go to a nice climate, a simple way of living and
> porbably dying young and porbably alone.
Sure. If you can do it and that's what you think you'll enjoy, do it.
I personally want to work in the games industry, whether it be mobile or PC. I couldn't do that on a farm, or even self employed. But it's what I love, and what I really enjoy doing and are very good at. My brother, after taking voluntary redundancy from a major uk games company (Halo, on PS2, yeah right :) ), has landed a sweet, sweet job for a HUGE british animation company. It's his job and his hobby and he loves it. For big bucks.
What I'm trying to sat is that is easy to say "I would hate to work in an office 9 - 5" but sometimes thats the only stepping stone to get what you really want from life. I may never work writing j2me games, but by god, I'm going to f****** try my hardest.....
> Yes, I'll probably live in poverty but what does the future hold for
> me?
>
> A job in some crappy office doing something I'll hate until what
> looks like until I'm 80, then have half a decade of retirement in
> poverty before I decide to kill myself before I start losing the
> functions of my bowels?
>
> No, I'd rather go to a nice climate, a simple way of living and
> porbably dying young and porbably alone.
Sure. If you can do it and that's what you think you'll enjoy, do it.
I personally want to work in the games industry, whether it be mobile or PC. I couldn't do that on a farm, or even self employed. But it's what I love, and what I really enjoy doing and are very good at. My brother, after taking voluntary redundancy from a major uk games company (Halo, on PS2, yeah right :) ), has landed a sweet, sweet job for a HUGE british animation company. It's his job and his hobby and he loves it. For big bucks.
What I'm trying to sat is that is easy to say "I would hate to work in an office 9 - 5" but sometimes thats the only stepping stone to get what you really want from life. I may never work writing j2me games, but by god, I'm going to f****** try my hardest.....
How old are you?
Have a farm?
I'm stupid
I'm stupid
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