Registered: Oct 2001
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Quick Grey, hide all your valuables and don't give them the keys to your house.

DJ Fusion - And try and convince them to go back to their own country. It's for their own good.

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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Evil Monkey Mountain
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When I think about it... some of my vegan friends are not all there... hmmmm. Not saying all of them go nuts, just some might do. A lack of iron in the blood I guess. But that can be countered by actually eating a proper vegan diet, and not some crackpot one.

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Registered: Nov 2001
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They're shifty and unpredictable and they SNAP at the slightest provocation.

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Holy cr@p, this thread has gone mental since the last time I looked at it.
IMO diet has little to do with it, you can be a ****** no matter what you eat.

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BTW Syama why do you do the 1/2 post sig rest of post thing?
I'm not having a go, I'm just curious.

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Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Gold Coast
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BTW Syama why do you do the 1/2 post sig rest of post thing?
I'm not having a go, I'm just curious.

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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Melbourne
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I actually dig Msyama's style it is original and is often insightful. DJs on the other hand is inciteful. I think it appears the "multicultural" argument went over most of your heads, culture does not come down to race or skin colour you know...

DJ is a baiter, or "tease" as he would prefer, but the fact that Msyama chooses to respond does not make him the fool out of the two. I have no idea what motivates DJ but his posts are either "teasing" (don't 3 year olds do that?) or big noting himself ("The King of Playnow").

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Registered: Oct 2001
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...and only a complete fool would try and understand how a person thinks based on a few posts made on a bulletin board.

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Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Gold Coast
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...and only a complete fool would try and understand how a person thinks based on a few posts made on a bulletin board.

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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Gold Coast
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When I think about it... some of my vegan friends are not all there... hmmmm. Not saying all of them go nuts, just some might do. A lack of iron in the blood I guess. But that can be countered by actually eating a proper vegan diet, and not some crackpot one.

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Yeh, crazy diets of any kind do that to you though.

In reality, the percentage of vegetarians who dont get enough minerals is far lower than the percentage of meat eaters, hence all the adds on TV trying to get people to eat vegetables regularly, because alot of meat eaters just arnt getting all ther daily minerals.

Things allways go both ways

And DJ, stop acting like an idiot, all you ever seem to do over here at Gamenation is bait or mock the people who post here.

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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Melbourne
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...and only a complete fool would try and understand how a person thinks based on a few posts made on a bulletin board.

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Ummm... in light of what I said:

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I have no idea what motivates DJ...

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Does anyone else see it?

I think the epithet given to DJ at the Hyperactive forums "DJ Confusion" is fitting.

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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Melbourne
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Oh, and I have chosen all my consoles based on games.

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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Brisbane
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OK , GUYS, Let's break all this up hey, and get back to the Consoles will you's

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Registered: Feb 2002
Location: Sydney
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Yeah lets get some maturity into this arguement...GC rules Xbox sucks!

You know Hitler was a Vegan...But so was Gandhi. One extremely paranoid and delusionary, the other the most focused man on the planet.

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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Wollongong
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Back when I had respect for money, I kept an eye on what was in development for the system leading up to its release... As a rule of thumb, if I was interested in 7 or 8 of the games supposedly to be released within the consoles first year, I'd buy it. Naturally, any trace of half of those games disappeared a week later, and most of the others were cancelled or sent to other consoles. But that's beside the point.

These days, as long as I personally feel the games I buy justify the expense of the console, I'll go with it. Super Monkey Ball single-handedly legitimises my Gamecube, all of the Xbox games I have so far are excellent... The only exception was my PS2, which I got because my PSX had recently died, I didn't have a DVD player at the time, and I got it quite cheap.

Gamma - I figured at the very least I'd enjoy the sequels to my PSX favourites.

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