CFO Charles

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  1. I've known the guy for nearly 8 years, also, he knows where I live and is much bigger than I am.
  2. This is new? I bought Vice City Stories from the PS Store almost half a year ago. I'd be interested in a MC2 reboot if it had... WAIT! The old PS2 version did have an online function! Fuck, I may have to buy this.
  3. CFO Charles

    Saints Row

    I'll take pics of the mech suit for you. I see what you're trying to do there and at this point.... actually that's pretty plausible given the progression of SR. If they include a mech suit I may consider it. Read the top link. There actually is a mech suit. That's hardly a mech suit. Maybe it could pass for power armor, but otherwise meh.
  4. CFO Charles

    Saints Row

    I'll take pics of the mech suit for you. I see what you're trying to do there and at this point.... actually that's pretty plausible given the progression of SR. If they include a mech suit I may consider it.
  5. Don't we already have an Archer thread?
  6. CFO Charles

    Deadpool

    Everybody in this thread apart from Massacre needs to jump in front of a moving bus.
  7. CFO Charles

    Saints Row

    That's enjoyable yes, but there needs to be some balance. You want to put in some crazy easter eggs that wont affect the main story, sure, but a game that was supposed to be about gangsters is now about fighting aliens as the president? Fuck off. Having an alien hidden in a spot on the map or something that you have to find on your own time, like bigfoot in RDR or the mystery man, ok, but keep the rubbish out of the actual story. They completely molested the original idea of Saints Row in the process. Lets look. Saints Row: You join a gang down on it's luck, and bring it back to it's former glory. It's srs business. A basic GTA clone with a compelling story. Wasn't amazing but fun to play. Saints Row 2: You were in a coma, Saints are in disarray, the city has been taken over by some big corporation and once again you have to restore your gang and the natural order. Lots of new features and customization options that made the game fun, plus they added attack choppers, APCs, planes, etc. A much needed upgrade. Story was a little surreal but still plausible. And the game was mad fun and left lots for you to do after you finished the story. Saints Row 3: The Saints have become international celebrities for robbing banks, killing etc, and sign autographs for their adoring fans (wtf?) Then they're dropped in a new city and forced to take down a rival gang who utilizes cloned giant gangsters to overpower opponents. Then you must deal with zombies, mexican wrestlers, a gang from the matrix, and a private army with weapons straight from James Cameron's Avatar. Half of the cars, modifications, clothing, and other options from the previous game were removed, instead were given a set of giant fists, a VR tank, and some fucking guy wearing a japanese cat suit, (among other stupid additions) The game was incredibly easy and offered no challenge (I beat it, side missions and all in 3 days) plus the story made me want to have a fucking aneurism. And now we arrive at Saints Row 4, where apparently this gangster who was literally picked up off the street in the first game, has somehow become the President of the fucking United States? Forced to fight off an alien invasion using super powers? THIS IS SAINTS ROW, NOT FUCKING INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH SUPERMAN.
  8. If that was the case I would have quit before I even started.
  9. CFO Charles

    Saints Row

    I will never pick up another Saints Row as long as I live...
  10. Serj Tankian did that once
  11. Yeah, over my years on the internet I've seen quite a few crazy setups. What is that thing sticking out of the can though? I know it's a bowl, but what is it actually? Looks like a bowl off a broken pipe just epoxied to the can. It's a Popper stem half stuck in the can with a bowl screwed to it. You people need to spend a month north of the border... I lol'd
  12. Got really stinkin drunk once and woke up with a foot broken in 3 places. Had absolutely no recollection.
  13. No.1 Plastic can't be beat. That's mine Hands down the best grinder I've ever owned. Even compared to electric coffee grinders, nothing I've owned busts it finer than this.
  14. Don't be hating, my plastic grinder I found under my bed is probably the best grinder I've had.
  15. Fuck Buckets, it's the same as a bong, just take 3 times as much work, and you have to do it properly otherwise you're bowl is wasted. At least you have a justice system that actually punishes criminals.
  16. Not gonna lie, this is what I hate about Canada. There's no attempt for other cultures to assimilate. It's just "Set up shop here, never move, and stay segregated." Most of them don't even bother to learn English. Multiculturalism is a fucking joke. Harsh. It all depends on attitude, there are plenty of cities that celebrate other cultures, traditions and languages for all to enjoy. It's way better than our very own paranoid Quebec, whose PQ language law police is currently forcing people to stop teaching English, exclude the anglophone minority from a newsletter, and take English off menus because they're so worried about "losing" their Frenchness. In the exceptional cases like the Shafia family, yes, there obviously needs to be some better communication about what's acceptable behaviour here vs. back in the old country. Speaking as a first-generation Canadian, I would disagree. It's unfair to make such broad generalizations, change doesn't happen as soon as you step off the plane. The 'stay segregated' mentality applies a lot more to people who recently moved here, and I can see where they are coming from; if I moved to a country where there was a huge culture shock and nothing was familiar, I'd want to huddle among my kind to feel some sense of home and community. Like when I was on tour with a show in South Korea, holy fuck, kimchee for breakfast? I don't think so. But once their children start going to school and meeting other kids and bringing that Canadian-ness home, learning English and/or French without their parents' accents, then growing up and starting their own families, the integration begins. When I was a teen many years ago, my mom once screamed at me that she didn't understand why I hadn't taken on any of her values or something stupid. I think that's when she finally realized that she was raising Canadian kids, not nice submissive religious Greek girls. If that she had wanted Greek kids, she should have stayed in Greece (or at least taught us to speak her language). That's why I say my mom is Greek, my dad is Arabic...I'm not either, I am Canadian. ...And a pothead. I want to smoke weed from that Arabic bong. Hmmm... I see your side of the argument, but I have yet to see that in person outside of my family. My grandparents moved here from South Africa, because they despised the Country, it had a poor economy, was crime-ridden, and apartheid was a difficult siuation to endure since they were coloured. They wanted nothing to do with any of it. The moment they came to Canada they said, "We renounce our country, we're Canadian's now." They took time out of their life to learn the culture, and integrate, but who knows, maybe the government was more competent in the 60's. Maybe it's because I'm in Toronto where there's so many immigrants fresh off the boat. But regardless our country is designed to let foreigner's in whenever they please for any bullshit reason simply by claiming refugee status. Then these people just set up shop and are never checked on again. It's not all their fault, like you said, as their kids grow, they'll bring the culture home to their parents. Plus if I was living in some third world scumhole and entry to Canada was as easy as it currently is, yeah, I'd probably abuse the system too... But as it sits the government makes no attempt to intergrate these people into society. They just open the floodgates and say "Look at all the different colour people! We're so tolerant!" Where (at least where I live) it's pretty much left us with a feeling of prejudice and underlying tones of racism. Depends on your idea of "decent" Will you be ok with just a straight tube and chamber? Or do you need various little do-dads, ash catchers, peculators etc. so that it goes down as smooth as possible? Like truth said it's all preference, you could spend anywhere from $8 to $800 on a bong. Personally, I usually go for ones around $40, but over Christmas I splurged and got myself a 7mm-thick Herbies for $100. The reason I spent so much well... (Those are HOSS. Exactly like my bong, just a more expensive brand. HOSS sell for over double what I paid).
  17. Is it bad if most of your dreams come out like that^?
  18. That's justification for suicide right there. Where exactly in Butt-fuck nowhere are you?