Eudemon

Baldy wouldn't remember anything he seen in the game, now anything on those green bottles that he'll know. :D

Sorry but the ARSE thing is an in-house joke and if you weren't around when it started then you will have no idea what it means at all.

No we don't, that killed NFS for many people. Kill it with fire!!

It amazes me the idiocy of this argument that people try to bring up once or twice a year. Want the main answer? This is a privately owned and run community, you can say only what we allow and cannot say what we don't allow. Don't like it, join a community that allows you to say anything or create your own. Got it? 99.99999998% of people understand this and yet amazingly there's still that minute minority that don't. Not to mention it only usually rears it's head when people have been warned or infracted for something they have done.

Novelist Shoji Gatoh revealed on his blog on New Year's Day that he is planning to write two new series and write a collection of Full Metal Panic! short stories. The Fujimi Shobo imprint will launch his new slapstick comedy, while Gatoh is still just starting his plans for another all-new series with mecha and weapons. In addition to the collection of Full Metal Panic! short stories, Gatoh indicated that "a little interesting project related to Full Metal is in the works." Gatoh's third volume of his ongoing Copcraft series will ship on January 18, even though he is still not quite finished with it. Last June, the North American publisher Tokyopop revealed its plans to publish the fourth and fifth novel volumes of Full Metal Panic! in 2011. Full Metal Panic! centers around a mercenary group called Mithril on a parallel Earth in which the Cold War did not end in 1991. The final main novels shipped in Japan last summer. Source:ANN

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Happy

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I can't believe it's 2011 already.

:clean: Stop thinking mellors, you know fluid flows out your ears when you do that. :D

Use the thread above thanks.

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Hey all, can you believe it! It's the year 2011 already, we're into the future people well and truly and yet nothing feels special and futuristic. Where's the flying cars, the flying fridges, the flying hoverboards and everything we were promised? Kind of disappointing to be honest but then again I guess they have another 4 years to go before 2015 and Back to the Future II's promises become merely myths and no shows. Anyway yeah TDUCk is 4 years old in February and TDU2 is coming this year (as of now) so the thing we have been waiting agggeeeeeeeeeeeeees for is finally on it's way and for a lot of us will be well worth the wait providing the core dynamic is good of course :p. So I wish you all a very happy, prosperous and extremely fun filled 2011 and let's reach for the skies people!! :D :bunny:

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So because something can be said on TV after a certain time you feel you should be able to say what you like? What kind of logic is that.

Well you can't sign up and use recently released models years ago can you? Think about it you secure the rights for Audi and it's 2008 and before lineup. That does not entitle you to use their 2009/2010/2011 models also so you go back to negotiating for their use. A lot of dealings are done only with months to spare and even then something might flag up and need to be remedied quickly to make the release or even have to be removed completely or put in later.

Porsche are on a long term deal like before so don't expect to see them in games for the forseeable future except those that have had them recently.

Well 'What the frank/fudge/feck/funk/fighting-fish' can also be said to mean "WTF" and a big part of whether a word should be used is easily shown via the context it's being put in. WTF??!?! / WTF?!?! That is brilliant = Jokey fun/Confused state WTF are you talking about! / WTF are you going to do about it! / WTF idiot? = Argumentative

I think 3 Veyrons (16.4, Grand Sport & SS) would have been alright then throw the Centenaire in as a Casino prize car later on. Not really, however later in the year I believe the license becomes somewhat attainable to those who may want it.

Nawpe.

BMW may be available later on next year.

The Mainichi Shimbun paper's Mantan Web site reports that the Tokyo Big Sight event center will again host Comic Market (Comiket), the world's largest dōjinshi convention, next summer. Comic Market 80 will take place August 12-14, after the recently passed amendment to the Tokyo Youth Healthy Development Ordinance goes into effect. The current Comic Market 79 event is running from Wednesday to Friday, and 160,000 came on the first day. The amendment will expand the number of manga and anime that fall under "harmful publications," the legal category of works that must not be sold or rented to people under the age of 18. 10 manga publishers announced earlier this month that they would boycott next year's Tokyo International Anime Fair (TAF), which is also slated to be held in Tokyo Big Sight, because of the amendment. Eight media companies are holding a new event called Anime Contents Expo on the same March weekend that TAF scheduled its two public days. Comic Market first ran in 1975, and it moved to its current Tokyo Big Sight home in 1996. Comic Market reported a turnstile attendance of 560,000 during its last two summer events. 510,000 are expected at the ongoing Comic Market 80. 35,000 circles sell works that they published themselves over the three days of the event. One of Comic Market's several previous homes was Makuhari Messe, the complex just east of Tokyo that will host Anime Contents Expo in March. Besides Comic Market, Tokyo Big Sight also hosts the Tokyo Toy Show and other events. Makuhari Messe hosts the Tokyo Game Show and Shueisha's Jump Festa. Update: Mantan Web reports that the Comic Market organizers will distribute a pamphlet detailing the important points of the amended ordinance to the dōjinshi circle sellers. The staff members will take other steps to ensure that they can run the event after the amendment takes effect Source:ANN

The anime studio Gonzo revealed on Monday that it earned 74 million yen (about US$900,000) in operating profit or 28 million yen (US$340,000) in ordinary profit during the first half of the fiscal year ending in March 2011. The first half ran from March to September of 2010. Gonzo's reported net profit did drop from 82 million yen (US$1 million) in the same period last year to 47 million yen (US$570,000). However, Gonzo was only able to report a net profit in that period last year because 339 million yen (US$4.12 million) in debt was forgiven, so the actual profit was greater this year. In the past year, Gonzo was involved in several animated sequences for games, such as Crackdown 2 (Riot Act 2) and Arcadia Saga. Gonzo told ANN during March's Tokyo International Anime Fair (TAF) that it was developing a potential Spring 2011 project that would take advantage of the new stereoscopic 3D televisions now entering the marketplace. Gonzo then confirmed in September that Range Murata (Blue Submarine No. 6, Last Exile, Solty Rei, Shangri-La) worked on character designs for a new anime scheduled to air next year. Gonzo announced in August that it was recruiting new animation staff members. Gonzo is working with the Malaysian animation studio Funcel and Malaysia's National Film Development Corporation to produce an adventure animation series called Satria - The Warriors of the 7 Elements for Fall 2012. Hiroyuki Kitakubo (Blood: The Last Vampire) is involved, although he states that he is only an advisor. Gonzo is also looking to work on a collaborative project with a major Chinese media firm. Gonzo was established in 1992 when anime producer Shouji Murahama left Gainax to start his own company. Gonzo merged with Shinichiro Ishikawa's Digimation company in 2000 and a new parent company was formed, GDH (Gonzo Digimation Holdings). The Nihon Keizai Shimbun paper reported last year that GDH was restructuring its anime production operations after GDH asked 20% of its workforce to "voluntarily retire" in 2008. GDH has since absorbed Gonzo and adopted the Gonzo name for itself. Source:ANN