YakYak

I had a poo in someone's loo once and and accidentally blocked it.
I then figured that flushing it again would sort out the problem.
It didn't.
It went all over the floor.
:cry:

My greatest fear.

It could only be worse if it backfired and shot poo all over the ceiling.

I had that in a German ...

I had a poo in someone's loo once and and accidentally blocked it.
I then figured that flushing it again would sort out the problem.
It didn't.
It went all over the floor.

It was one of the first DVDs I bought as well.
For the princely sum of £19.99 I seem to remember.
From HMV in Windsor.
and it was a bit meh.......

Thankfully, this one look like it might be pretty bloody good.

I really enjoyed that.

Both these guys are awesome. Great banter. Cerny's comebacks are more passive but I see this whole discussion as being pretty good-humoured.

I saw this and thought of me.

And that I hadn't even seen the PC version.

So I just bought it.

'Seemed rude not to.

no that's 'izzun tit'

I quite like and have started to use (albeit, I kid myself, ironically) the lazy catch-all 'innit' for:

Wasn't I?
Didn't I?
Weren't They?
Didn't They?
Isn't it?
Wasn't it?
Didn't It?
etc.

How would someone with O'Level English Language describe that one?

When I hear a particularly genius example ...

I bought one ages ago and I was just telling the bloke across the desk that he should definitely get one.

Now he's pissed off because he can't find one anywhere online.

Any suggestions?

so.......... what exactly are they miffed about?

Or do they just want to 'do a Hitler' or something?

I agree Ollie.

And I have no idea why except to propose that writing good melodies is a skill that's not in every musicians bag of tricks - a bag of tricks that became more easy to fill with the crutch of technology rather than just using it to take what we already had to another level.

But not ...

:lol: Darkflame

Oh TV Show themes are 'proper good'. No mistake.
Althought some sit better with me in the context of what we're talking about than others.

Take 'Game of Thrones' for example.

Absolutely brilliant. Perfect. Fantastic orchestration and a really hummable tune.

'Rome' on the other ...

chuffmeister:

Again, I'm not disrespecting what's out there.
I wouldn't want to listen to 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star' all the way through a Michael Bay Movie for example.

Let me in some way build a bridge then, as so many people appear to be referencing soundtracks, let's go with movies, let's ...

I'm not suggesting that cinematic games should have music like Puzzle Bobble.

Just that games like Puzzle Bobble should have music like Puzzle Bobble.

I've just had a listen to some current chart music ( so sue me ) and it's pretty clear that there's talent out there when it comes to penning ...

I totally agree with you.

Technology is running the show it seems.

And the number of those missing the point here shows how seductive supporting soundscapes have become. But to me, they're Jackson Pollock with sample libraries instead of color.

I miss the 'Songs Without Words'.

I love Bill Williams' stuff Istar and he was right there from the beginning with the Amiga so picking up little jobs like the orchestration for Defender of the Crown really allowed him to leave a little more of a legacy.

That guy was so talented it was unreal.

Some of his stuff wasn't completely ...