• 27Nov 08

  F.E.A.R. 2: Origin banned in AU, country on brink of fascism

  Now here's a question. What country is run by a bunch of idiot's who want money? Australia.

  F.E.A.R. 2 has been given "RC" or Refused Classification, meaning it can't be sold or imported into the country. What a load of rubbish!

  Australia has a history with censorship. It is the most censored country in western society. Games have no R18+ rating, only movies; and it's going to get worse. The Australian government will be trialling next year an internet filter.

  The two filters are told to censor sites "Unsuitable for children" AND "Unsuitable for ADULTS", completely against any god forsaken democratic entity. Australia, if this is used, will be the only western world country to have an internet filter just like China and that.

  I propose a petition. Let's stop it once and for all.

  Tell me what you think.

  sharpo77

  • Posted Nov 27, 2008 1:16 pm PT
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• 24Nov 08

  360 achievement Website

  I stumbled across this website that lists all the achievements for 360 games. And it also includes guides. It's good taking a look.

   http://www.xbox360achievements.org

  • Posted Nov 24, 2008 8:36 pm PT
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• 23Nov 08

  V8 Supercars

  I went to the V8's today up Symmons Plains. If you fellas across the divide haven't heard of them; Aussie muscle versus crappy Yank junk.

  Holden V Ford, oh yeah.

  Anyway, the day was awesome. I got signatures from Mark Skaife (retiring ex-champ), Craig Lowndes (cheating defector), Beretts (Channel 7 sports reporter), Steven Richards, Shane Van Gisburgen, Will Davison and i can't remember. Hmm. Ok.

  I spent $60 on a jumper because it was bloody cold. Oh, and a photo with the Bottle-O babes

  Look it up

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V8_Supercars

  • Posted Nov 23, 2008 2:17 am PT
  • Category: Cars
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