This show begins with a murder update, then we cover a news story about big-city naming rights, then we talk about scary real video games and we finish the show out with some bad English.
Links:
- “Chicago Might Sell Naming Rights”
- “French In Action”
- Helium
- “Gears Of War”
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great tracks on this show guys. I’m sure to investigate.
I bought Gears of War for my brother last year for Christmas.
Not an Xbox person, more a playstation. not a player either, maybe from time to time. CannonfodderUK is my tag, usually on Unreal Tournament, or Quake. Only played Halo I for around 10 minutes, never got into it. It’s possibly the army thing?
Show may make to try improve on spellings of human base on speak, in generalizations of reading the lanquage badly. As for all is base on fear of feece.
Dave, are you the Ex-Pat Brit living in the nether regions that has commented on the register about the bbc iplayer going streaming?
Why, is someone commenting on there using my name? If so i will cover him in feace! (misspelled feace in my previous comment, lack of edumacation) I’m not an ex-pat Brit, i’m from Canadia.. But don’t tell Shawno.
lol.
I thought you were an Ex-Pat Brit.
It was an anonymous posting saying that he was an Ex Pat, living in Holland, and from the email sounded (mmm), like you.
Still from the Commonwealth I suppose.
I think my last name is more common in Britain than it is in the US or Canadia, maybe that’s why? My grandfather was British, so in a way you’re right if you skip the last two generations.
Chicago wanting to sell marketing rights to public areas doesn’t surprise me. If the city can make a few bucks by, for example, allowing Microsoft to attach it’s name to the Miracle Mile then so be it. I may not like the idea that America is willing to sell anything to a corporate sponsor but there certainly isn’t much that can be done to prevent it … except boycotting of course.