Owen

I would disagree, but each to their own I suppose Lovecraft is a good option, Call of Cthulhu and the Case of Charles Dexter Ward.

Ummm, I always suggest "IT" by Stephen King.

I really want to get my mitts on a copy, in fact I may nip over to amazon and order a copy with my lottery winnings.

Anyone watching the Superbowl tonight? I'm backing the Saints and Kats for the Colts. Should be fun.

I enjoyed the episodes, back on track. Really looking forward to the next chapters, but I do need more Polar bears!

Hold me up by Live.

It kind of lost me to be honest, starting just watching it out of habit rather than anything else. Saying that, I'll still watch it when it comes on again.

I didn't make a "smart" comment, I was querying a silly comment but whatever dude, go about your day.

No need for sarcasm, you made the claim that they were not animals, not me. Which, clearly, they are animals.

You know Fish, Chicken and Turkey are all animals right?

The white wolf games are full of win, but I am biased - I have shelves of the books. Nollaigs right, the books detail rules which, ideally, work as a framework from which a stroy is told interactively. In the white wolf system ten sided dice are used to add an element of chance to the game, but mainly for dramatic actions - such as jumping out of a helicopter and skiing down the side of a mountain whilst fighting of rabid werewolves. The better you are at a skill, the more dice you roll. Other game systems use lots of different dice, such as six sided, 8 sided all the ay up to a hundred sided. Most RPG books come with a fair bit of fiction with them, to set the scene for whoevers running the game and to give the players an idea of the world their characters will be doodling around in.

I hope its not aliens this time!

Excellent book, very original and entertaining.

It did seem they were leaving it open for a spin off.

All along the watchtower - Hendrix South of Heaven - Slayer Take me Down - Three days grace Turn the page - Metallica Jailhouse rock - Elvis

http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=24376 Could be quite fun.

Senior Bower

QFT, that kind of sums up the very disappointing ending. Great book, naff finish.

I'm going to disagree with you there, RA Salvatore's Drizzt novel move from being passable to being downright awful. The Crystal Shard was ok, but the rest just keep getting worse.

I often ate, as a kid, nutella on dry wheatabix. Ummmmm. Good stuff.