› ›

Howdy, Stranger!

It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!

Sign In Register

GagazetSK

About

Username
GagazetSK
Joined
Visits
2,786
Last Active
Roles
Member

Comments

  • Possibly, i can see the case where if the kid is going to wear them then there's often little that can (will?) be done to stop them and they aren't targeted at all girls but those who's parents are most likely to over indulge their kids with things …
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • Thanks for the info Dank. Makes sense now why they provide food rewards, but i still think cash would make the better motivator.
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • Changing subjects (since i lost interest in the current topic a while ago): http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/americas/7153449/Inmates-to-test-jails-new-locks I wonder how exactly this food reward system works, i mean don't they have to feed the prison…
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • Oh thank goodness it isn't just me then. I do find it funny that the smilie that shows in Lews quote is this one: >:p so it looks like he's spewing the letters down the page XD
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • Oh i didn't realize you posted that before it was resolved. I first heard about it after the ban was withdrawn and first saw the linked page was updated to reflect that. Anyway, looking over the blog i'm not sure i agree with your assessment. Yes t…
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • "But we all must also accept that there is absolutely no place for the type of inaccurate and abusive attack on our catering and dining hall staff, such as we saw in one newspaper yesterday which considerably inflamed the situation. That, of course…
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • I saw that one earlier too. The amazement stems from the fact that apparently large migratory fish like tuna can flush the radiation from their systems due to their metabolism. Source: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&obj…
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • Impressive and sad tale that bus driver one was. As for the second one: "diplomatic personnel have a duty to respect the host country’s laws and regulations". Unless the Chinese govt. points out the specific law and/or regulation(s) the data infrin…
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • I dunno, i think the trolls played their roles fine and it's like Damdred and Ixta have said, this WW has just been a case of extreme bad luck for the power roles involved. Both trolls being ousted in the same night phase is something i haven't seen…
    in WWVI: The WereTrolls Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • Not at all, TMonsta's last detective read did more than my random kill last night phase. Plus taking down the Inventor before Ixta and Lews could utilize it probably didn't help things either. Best role we've seen in a game and i kill it on night on…
    in WWVI: The WereTrolls Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • Lynch Darubian Mayor TMonsta And yes, i am the Vigilante (and a rather poor one at that this time around. I regret nothing :P ).
    in WWVI: The WereTrolls Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • Lynch: Tyrsis Mayor: Damdred
    in WWVI: The WereTrolls Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • I saw both of those earlier too. Ditto to both of your comments Ix. And NSG, of course it's more humane to do that to a dead cat than a live one :P . Do that to a live one and you'll probably be hunted down by a small mob...
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • Flazer for Mayor. Tabris for Lynch.
    in WWVI: The WereTrolls Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • I would have thought there were laws in place to prevent parents from giving children offensive names in the first place, plenty of other countries have them. Here's a couple good articles, but just Google "child naming laws" and lots of good stuff …
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK June 2012
  • Like i said, unless they manage to get on top of the ball, the collective force of their pushing should force the ball upwards, allowing you to roll away across their shoulders. Think of it like trying to pick up a glass marble with chopsticks. Unle…
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/digital-living/7018694/Pirates-off-the-hook-after-third-strikes-lapse XD lololololol NZ law working at it's finest! The law has been in effect for about 9 months now and i thought it was bad they didn't start issui…
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • I vote Tabris for mayor, since most of the other posters here have a single vote for them :P
    in WWVI: The WereTrolls Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • Yea, i figured it's a slang term too, and a very confusing one at that. @ Prime: it's a rigid ball. If you get surrounded just roll over the top of them. They're zombies, the more they push on it, the easier it'll be to escape. As for NSG's post: …
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • I don't think the rollerblades are for use inside the ball... and if you're that worried about getting shit on the outside off the ball (even though it's highly likely that it'll be stained with blood and mud too) then you could always open the entr…
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • Creepy. Might be time i ordered one of these:
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • Surprised i wasn't ninja signed up in retaliation for the last two :P So i guess: In.
    in CLOSED Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • What DOESN'T cause cancer these days? Thank you! I have been telling people this for years everytime something in the news come up about a new cancer risk when the odds a minimal at best. Anywho, that bottle is quite interesting, i would never have…
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • Momentarily changing subject: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/motoring/news/article.cfm?c_id=9&objectid=10807278 I've long thought that short of charging during transit, making swappable batteries is the best way forward for electric cars. Nobody wa…
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • I haven't been having much problem here in NZ playing on the America server. Rarely do i get the odd rubber banding when the screen is flooded with spell effects (playing solo as a wizard with the enchantress) and enemies but other than that i'm get…
    in Diablo 3 Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • Relevant to the RIAA discussion: http://www.ted.com/talks/rob_reid_the_8_billion_ipod.html XD
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/digital-living/6958585/RIAA-wants-72-trillion-from-LimeWire Firstly, wow, i can't believe this is still ongoing. Secondly, serious wtf?! @ the Requested amount. Such a request is why people turn towards piracy as a…
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • There is online co-op and multiplayer. The big issue is that you have to be online to play single player as well, there is no offline play, which when working right is something you don't even notice anyway (i played for 4hrs last night and not a si…
    in Diablo 3 Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • http://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/blogs/the-picture-palace/6839280/Why-does-NZ-miss-out-on-cool-films ^ This is why i pirate... And often what we do get is shown months after everyone else has seen it.
    in Questionnaire on Intellectual Property Piracy Comment by GagazetSK May 2012
  • o_o *fetches some more mind bleach and starts handing it out* @ those pills. As for that dating guy, if the people he's targeting are attending the launch party then i think it's already too late for them :P
    in Newsroom Comment by GagazetSK May 2012