Quote: sootyj @ September 20 2008, 1:46 AM BSTAnd Griff is right, it's hey day is long gone. But there's still much to laugh at in it.
Student Grant used one of my quote about intent/content this issue.
What one?
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Quote: Aaron @ September 20 2008, 1:47 AM BSTThis sounds like the start of a very saucy joke.
Just some of the odd bods I know, or am related to.
They pretty much all like Father Ted as well.
Quote: sootyj @ September 20 2008, 1:47 AM BSTAre they still prodcuing "Misanthropic Sitcom fan monthly"?
You're confusing misanthropy with realism. Something socialists do all too often, it seems.
Quote: zooo @ September 20 2008, 1:45 AM BSTBut I can't be arsed with Citizen Kane either, and that's its main defence too.
Citizen Kane is meant to be based on Hurst, right?
When it had serious scifi writers like Dave Langford, and I believe a Terry Pratchet at one point.
So your definition of "not geeky" is a Dungeons and Dragons magazine with contributions from an obscure sci-fi writer and Terry Pratchett. Just checking.
Quote: Nigel Kelly @ September 20 2008, 1:49 AM BSTWhat one?
Of course it's not an exact quote.
But it's the one where he's defending his use of the N word.
Quote: sootyj @ September 20 2008, 1:51 AM BSTBut it's the one where he's defending his use of the N word.
What, Noel Edmonds?
Quote: Griff @ September 20 2008, 1:51 AM BSTSo your definition of "not geeky" is a Dungeons and Dragons magazine with contributions from an obscure sci-fi writer and Terry Pratchett. Just checking.
Quote: Aaron @ September 20 2008, 1:50 AM BSTCitizen Kane is meant to be based on Hurst, right?
I don't know, as I don't know who or what Hurst is. Some rich guy?
Ah, White Dwarf before it became a Warhammer rag. I remember it well.
Quote: Griff @ September 20 2008, 1:51 AM BSTSo your definition of "not geeky" is a Dungeons and Dragons magazine with contributions from an obscure sci-fi writer and Terry Pratchett. Just checking.
Oi leave Langford alone. RPGs had a very brief window of coolness before the days of MMORPGS.
It may have been about 2 years, maybe jsut before the ZX Spectrum came out. But I was there for it, oh yes I was.
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RPGs had a very brief window of coolness
No. They. Didn't.
Hearst, you dummies. William Randolph Hearst.
Quote: zooo @ September 20 2008, 1:52 AM BSTI don't know, as I don't know who or what Hurst is. Some bald guy?
Quote: Griff @ September 20 2008, 1:51 AM BSTSo your definition of "not geeky" is a Dungeons and Dragons magazine with contributions from an obscure sci-fi writer and Terry Pratchett. Just checking.
I'd read it!
Quote: Graham Bandage @ September 20 2008, 1:52 AM BSTAh, White Dwarf before it became a Warhammer rag. I remember it well.
Ha! I'm remember that too. D&D *shakes head* The hours I wasted.