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It’s racist and shit. Really poor effort at a game, sooooooooooooo linear, no real scary parts, just plain awful. It’s the old “I’ve run out of ammo, help!” bollocks. Don’t buy it, in fact don’t even play it.
I emailed him about the same mistake on the main page, would have thought he’d not have repeated the mistake!
to paraphrase holly from red dwark “I have an I.Q. of 3,000 which is equivalent to the I.Q. of 3,000 personal trainers”
download the vista patch Matt linked to and just copy the eax.dll file into your folder and it should work
I agree with Doc on the citizens allowance, a surely much fairer way of running the benefits system. We all know it wo’t happen because the political will is not there. Shame because it could be a truly ground breaking development. As for Education, get it seperate from government, few people disagree with this that I have met, make an independent quango run education and decide on policy, then we might get some long term policies that are actually implemented for a decent amont of time and give teaches some stability and stop the eternal run of changes and the cyclical three year nature of education.
I have mates too, and I am sleeping with a hollywood actress. Nothing you can do to disprove me 😛
I have a job, and it is going well, albeit through a self employed basis. I have my own tuition business which is generating adequate income, and I only work a few hours a day. Most agreeable,
abolishing Building Schools for the Future? There are lots of areas that need money to develop them and the state of our schools is a prime concern. Alot of them are poor at best, but the procurement process is long and expensive. I was chatting to a lady who works as a consultant for consortiums bidding to build schools and she was saying that it costs each company £4 million to BID for a project, not even garunteed to get the contract, so there must be way over £4 million profit for each school that is built. Quite frankly I find that a little bit ridiculous, but apparently that is the way it is, and that cost must be absorbed somewhere. A streamlining of the schools building programme is a neccesity in the economic climate, but where do you priorotise? who gets to make the decisions on which schools don’e get rebuilt this time round?
Hard questions and hard answers, interesting to read the report (albeit briefly) and nice to know that other people agree that public spending must be cut. Personally I reckon the could save all the money by cutting the wages of GPs by 10%, especially the ones that have the cushty jobs on the islands and highlands, where they moonlight as Vets for all the sheep they would otherwise be shagging…….
