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And those pics are linked from http://www.eurogamer.net/ -=Die Alive=-

It's true, there's a news story on Yahoo news I saw today. the pics, however, not so sure... -=Die Alive=-

Bling Bling Hmm, there's seems to be some wires missing in that pic, otherwise everything’s looks nice and neat. Maybe you use mind control to play the games and change the channel on the TV. -=Die Alive=-

In the movie, they talk to the Northern Alliance fighter who shot up the cargo container with his AK to make air holes, and in the process killed several of the Taliban inside. Good intentions gone awfully wrong. -=Die Alive=-

If you don't want Polanski getting your money, why don't you just buy a movie ticket to some other movie and go watch the pianist. Â The theaters gets money, you get to watch a good movie, and Polanski gets shut out. Â Thats what I did to watch all those Nightmare on Elm Street/Friday 13th movies back in the 80s, I'd pay for some Diznee movie and just walk into the R rated movie. -=Die Alive=-

One of my teachers in high school would make us write a 1000 word essay on the inside of a ping pong (table tennis) ball.  She would give these out as punishment for being late, not doing homework, etc. Back then, we didn't have google or even the internet, and even today, info on the subject is pretty thin. One of my classmates managed to bring up the Holocaust in his ping pong essay, not sure how or why, but he did. I never wrote it myself, but I did tell a classmate to mention that the air inside the ping pong ball may contain trace amounts of fart from some of the employees working at the ping pong ball factory might produce, especially if they had bean burritos the night before. This punishment was better that writing poems, that's for sure. Teacher: Ok class, today we're going to read and write poems. DA: FUCK YOU BITCH! Teacher  Ok, mister, no poetry for you. You will write a 1000 word essay on the inside of a ping pong ball. DA  WOOO HOOO!!!!!!  -=Die Alive=-

You can watch it online!!!!!!!!!!!1 I gave you the link!!!!!!!!!1 You scrotum scratchers, there's a 56k feed (realplayer), the first one hour is of a FUGLY looking woman talking, then at around 1:05 there's the documentary. After watching the first 5 minutes of it, I can say it's really boring. Guy should of made it fun, like bowling for columbine. -=Die Alive=-

I'd rather buy an acre of rainforest (Å25) and burn it for fun :evilsmile: -=Die Alive=-

But you got to have a Y probe on the nose of the C-130 in order hook onto the line.. and a pilot that can fly well enough to snag the line. An AI pilot would probably crash into a mountain or crash on top of you trying to catch the line -=Die Alive=-

“Afghan Massacre: The Convoy of Death†Broadcast for the First Time Ever in the US: Eyewitnesses Testify that US Troops Were Complicit in the Massacre of up to 3,000 Taliban Prisoners During the Afghan War Friday, May 23rd, 2003 The film has been broadcast on national television in countries all over the world and has been screened by the European parliament. Human rights lawyers are calling for investigation into whether U.S. forces are guilty of war crimes. But no U.S. media outlet has broadcast the film. Today, on Democracy Now!, the U.S. broadcast premiere of a documentary film called “Afghan Massacre: The Convoy of Death.†The film provides eyewitness testimony that U.S. troops were complicit in the massacre of thousands of Taliban prisoners during the Afghan War. It tells the story of thousands of prisoners who surrendered to the US military’s Afghan allies after the siege of Kunduz. According to eyewitnesses, some three thousand of the prisoners were forced into sealed containers and loaded onto trucks for transport to Sheberghan prison. Eyewitnesses say when the prisoners began shouting for air, U.S.-allied Afghan soldiers fired directly into the truck, killing many of them. The rest suffered through an appalling road trip lasting up to four days, so thirsty they clawed at the skin of their fellow prisoners as they licked perspiration and even drank blood from open wounds. Witnesses say that when the trucks arrived and soldiers opened the containers, most of the people inside were dead. They also say US Special Forces re-directed the containers carrying the living and dead into the desert and stood by as survivors were shot and buried. Now, up to three thousand bodies lie buried in a mass grave. The film has sent shockwaves around the world. It has been broadcast on national television in Britain, Germany, Italy and Australia. It has been screened by the European parliament. It has outraged human rights groups and international human rights lawyers. They are calling for investigation into whether U.S. Special Forces are guilty of war crimes. But most Americans have never heard of the film. That’s because not one corporate media outlet in the U.S. will touch it. It has never before been broadcast in this country. Today, Democracy Now! brings you the premiere broadcast of “Afghan Massacre†in the United States. “Afghan Massacre†is produced and directed by award-winning Irish filmmaker Jamie Doran. Doran is has worked at the highest levels of television film production for more than two decades. His films have been broadcast on virtually every major channel throughout the world. On average, each of his films are seen in around 35 countries. Before establishing his independent television company, Jamie Doran spent over seven years at BBC Television. The film was researched by award-winning journalist Najibullah Quraishi, who was beaten almost to death when he tried to obtain video evidence of US Special Forces’ complicity in the massacre. Two of the witnesses who testified in the film are now dead. -=Die Alive=-

My suggestion THE EU COLLECTIVE. We are EU, You shall be assimilated Maybe after, we can get all of Africa to be one country too. -=Die Alive=-

I'd rather have a crack smoking, coke sniffing, women whoring in the Oval Office than a Jesus freak. I think they're more predictable. -=Die Alive=-

I guess it's okay as long it's not at someone here in the forums. -=Die Alive=-

This whole Matrix thrilogy sounds too complicated for me. I'm going to stick to my Porky's trilogy -=Die Alive=-

Compared to Bush, Clinton was Ron Jeremy. -=Die Alive=-

Quick question.. Did anyone get a postcard/flier after you saw The Matrix 2? Â Looks like this: This is the back of it. The NotInOurName website says this about the Matrix -=Die Alive=-

Hope this topic isn't too old... Just making room for more prisoners. -=Die Alive=-

Ya, my Winamp keeps playing the songs that I choose to play just the day or 2 before. Shuffle my ass. -=Die Alive=-

I going to yell "THEATRE! THEATRE!" next time I'm in a crowded fire. Why? Because I can -=Die Alive=-

End of the USA? Â Just vote Hamster in 2004 How about an alien invasion? Â Like ID4 but with differnt outcome. -=Die Alive=-

That's where humanity is for. Oh, the humanity! Magical powers, eh? -=Die Alive=-

Ya lets repin the Mid East thread. -=Die Alive=-

Pygmies beg UN for aid to save them from Congo cannibals By Michael Dynes, Africa Correspondent PYGMY leaders have called on the UN to set up an international tribunal to put government and rebel fighters from the Democratic Republic of Congo on trial for acts of cannibalism against their people. Sinafasi Makelo, a representative of Mbuti pygmies, told the UN’s Indigenous People’s Forum that during the four-year civil war his people had been hunted down and eaten. “In living memory, we have seen cruelty, massacres, and genocide, but we have never seen human beings hunted down as though they were game animals,†he said. “Pygmies are being pursued in the forests. People have been eaten. This is nothing more, nothing less, than a crime against humanity.†More than 600,000 pygmies are believed to live in the Congo’s vast jungles, where they eke out a subsistence existence. Both sides in the war regard them as “subhumanâ€, and believe that their flesh can confer magical powers. UN human rights activists reported this year that rebels had cooked and eaten at least a dozen pygmies. Some of the worst atrocities took place when the Congolese Liberation Movement, one of the main rebel groups, tried to take the town of Mambasa from the rival Congolese Rally for Democracy last year. Mr Makelo called on the forum to ask the UN Security Council to recognise cannibalism as a crime against humanity and an act of genocide. There were reports yesterday of cannibalism against other Congolese in the mineral-rich province of Ituri in the east. Fierce clashes between ethnic Hema and Lendu militias this month are know to have resulted in more than 300 deaths. A mass grave containing the remains of more than 30 men, women and children was found near the town, UN officials said. Church leaders and residents have accused Lendu militiamen of killing civilians, cutting open their chests, removing hearts, lungs and livers, and eating them. Father Joseph Deneckere, a Belgian priest who has lived in the Congo since 1970, said that traditional superstitious beliefs, entrenched hatreds and attempts to settle old scores lay behind the atrocities. “Some of the victims had their sexual organs missing after tribal fighters cut them off to use as charms,†he said. Tribal fighters had also been seen wandering around the bush with human organs “draped from their weaponsâ€. Acquitto Kisembo, a resident of Bunia, the town at the centre of the fighting, said: “The sight of a corpse with a missing liver or heart is horrific, especially when you know those parts were eaten, and that the same could happen to you.†UN officials have opened a formal investigation into the allegations, which they describe as credible. The region remains dangerously tense, despite last week’s ceasefire, the UN says. Gunmen with rocket-propelled grenades roam the streets of Bunia. Eighty per cent of the 350,000 inhabitants have fled. About 750, mostly Uruguayan, UN peacekeepers are stationed there, but they do not have the authority to use lethal force. Kofi Annan, the UN Secretary-General, has asked France to lead an emergency force to stabilise the region. It has agreed to do so, but has insisted that other countries join. Britain, which is considering contributing, says that it is a “stop-gap operation†to reinforce the existing UN contingent. ========================================== It's not? I'll be damned... -=Die Alive=-

I know, lets have a vote on which smilies we like and don't like, we could vote the ones we don't like off, like in Survivor, or we can call in and vote on the ones we do like, like in American Idol. vs.  vs.  vs.   or  vs.  vs.  vs.  vs.  vs.  vs.   Cool? no crazy one? Do we use the   Angry one? [Edit] For the crazy one, lets use the Xmas one!  Anyone with a Xmas hat on in May must be crazy! -=Die Alive=-

I like the new feature of going to the last post of the thread if you click on the Topic title from the main page. Say you're at BI FORUMS » GAMES FORUMS » OPERATION FLASHPOINT screen, you click on Iraq thread and you are sent to the last (or newest) post, not to the first post (or first page).  {edit} I think it sends you to the first unread post on that thread, even better! -=Die Alive=-