Be Excellent To Each Other

I agree. I play it every now and again and I still think it's brilliant.

I like the bit where Pacman sometimes goes by in the background, or dolphins jump out the water.

I once tried IK- but it wasn't compatible with my drive.

I spent a kingly £8.75 on a pair of Bluetooth wireless headphones so i can play ps4 when wife wants to watch TV. Only I can't use them as my TV is not Bluetooth.

So use the PS4: http://manuals.playstation.net/document ... tooth.html

I've just ordered a load of bog standard, old fashioned light bulbs. You know, the ones that actually let you see what you are doing.

Fucking eco lightbulb bullshit. I've had enough I tell you, enough!

The first time I manage to sit down for two minutes since the cotrage, I get this! Is there no way to make it wait until you have finished what you are doing? /stupid windows 8

Gaz, are you going to this?! http://www.spacecentre.co.uk/special-ev ... -halloween

I believe that you're complaining about computers here, rather than win8

This is a particular windows 8 thing though, I don't mind updates, but would like some control over when they happen rather than "You're about to do something? Oh, okay, I'm going to update and restart now. "

Have you turned off automatic updates? I have mine set to download only.

Sorted.

(Thank you! Beer coming your way next time I see you! xxx)

I would have done but the cinema ticket versions are sold out Not seen Aliens on the big screen, definitely on my list of things to do

Same here. Didn't know it was on or I'd have booked cinema tickets.

Yeah, I said the same when I saw it yesterday. I'll keep an eye out incase they do it again.

I remember going to Bolton Cinema and watching the first three Alien films in one sitting, that was a long but good day.

Patty & Bun is the best burger I've had in London. Admittedly I haven't tried some of the hipster food truck/popup places like Bleeker though.

I don't rate the MeatMarket/MeatMission burgers at all.

https://www.crumbles.co/

Takes a sentence and creates a video message using clips

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I do! It's a great idea, but it doesn't seem to work that well.

I do like that Bill S. Preston is saying "Grim" too.

I am going to send you a death threat because I perceive this to be controversial.

He's right, the burgers are weak. But Monkey Fingers.

And bleecker burgers with angry fries are the greatest thing on Earth.

It has a limited vocabulary so works better if you have an idea and can work around the limits rather than just cut and paste some text over - there is also a Homer dictionary (top right corner)

It would nice if it had more than 3 words available though...

"Weak" is somewhat harsh.

Burgers from vans at local football matches are "weak".

Maybe it's an expectation thing. You don't expect much from dog burger vans.

The superfattypatty special burger at MeatMarket is pretty damn good at the moment.

Bone marrow infused hand chopped beef patty *2
Lemon ponzu
Chili mayo
Chizu
Fried Egg
mizuna leaves
yakiniku sauce
pickled red onions

Would rather have meat than a beetroot burger.

WTF are you talking about, you raving lunatic.

Ok, so I have to ask: Why would you want a map in a burger. That's surely not tasty.

Pfft, it's no Big Tasty, izit.

I have absolutely no clue what chizu might be, and nor apparently does the internet.

Is that not the map that Dave mentioned?

The only reference I can find that is food related, is a food blog that talks about the burger

http://www.hot-dinners.com/Gastroblog/L ... al-burgers

I imagine they mean チーズ （Chiizu) Which is what you get if you take the Word Cheese and get a Japanese person to pronounce it.
What they've actually put is the Japanese for map.

I struggle to think why they'd want to mean either of those things.

Cheese isn't exactly uncommon as something on a burger. Although why they wouldn't just call it cheese, I'm somewhat at a loss.

I expect there was a cheese element to the burger, I can't recall precisely.

I have asked them.

MeatMarket recognise me and know my name without me needing to tell them now, which is both awesome and shameful in equal measure.

The man in the sweet shop knows me as 'The Salt Liquorice lady' due to the amount of salmiakki that I buy, and seems to notice every change I make to my hair or what I am wearing. And today he gave me a special sweet jar to hold my salmiakki collection as it was too much to go in a bag like a mere mortal might carry their sweets...

I dan't know whether to be ashamed.

Sure. All the more reason not to waste stomach space on mediocre burgers. Sure, people do rave about them. Plus they're about eight quid. It's not that I object to novelty, but if it's too tall to fit my mouth around and/or I can't taste any beef then it's not a burger any more. And fried eggs should always have runny yolks but runny yolks are a menace in a sandwich. I'm fairly sure I still have egg yolk in my beard from the fried egg and bacon sandwich I ate for lunch.

I was there tonight.

Man wanders home drunk, goes to wrong house and gets in bed with stranger. Myp?

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/6053556?cps=gravity

It is indeed just 'cheese'. Pretentious twats.

Don't be ashamed, samiakki is awesome.

And it took this to happen for you to realise...?

I hope you told them they can't spell.

Says the guy with a sous-vide.

Using a pretentious name for pretentious cooking is somewhat reasonable For cheese in a bloody burger, not so much.

Don't worry about Ebola anymore, folks. The homeopaths have arrived!

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