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Well, Unless he knows how to use Linux, or can afford an Apple, he'll still have to run MS Windows

@Cyber Comparing BF to CoD is like comparing an Apple to an orange. It's just silly. If I were silly, I could say that the action in BF slows to a crawl way to frequently and you can't find anyone in those giant maps and that vehicle whores are always mucking e everything up, while the action in CoD is always fast paced and engagements end quick enough for you to spawn and get right back into the action.... But that'd be silly. I'm not defending Ghosts, nor am I attacking Battlefield. I'm protecting the idea of different tastes.

I haven't finished the episode yet. Sunday I had only watched up until Bull Randleman smashed those walkers heads in and went to bed. I tried to watch it yesterday, stopped with Michonne in the pink room, and I was interrupted to purchase 2" lowering springs for a 1996 Ford Mustang GT. Hope to finish tonight. One thing that threw me off, Rick told Michonne he can't be Carl's Father and Friend while asking her to befriend Carl but did she find some ditch weed and toke up or something? She was acting waaaaay too happy. Not saying the character isn't nice in the story at times but that was like Bizarro Michonne.

I (attempted) to play Thief: The Dark Project at a relatives house when I was much younger. I got scared shitless by a giant spider and now I refuse to go near the series. Fuck that.

New Infinity Ward = Good connection/Shit games Treyarch = Good games/Shit connection

Cod is always the same boring try to kill the other guys and camp to get my killstreaks shit. Games like BF3 and BF4 are more versatile where even if you can't constantly kill the enemy go can contribute and perhaps even lead your team to victory. You can heal, you can supply, you can repair, you can blow the hell out of vehicles, you can order the squad around and you can play the objective. You are actually rewarded pretty well for doing that. Often better than simply getting a kill. Spawns can be way better because recons can place a spawn point. You can spawn on teams mates, you can spawn on objectives (cause good players to play the objective to have the spawn point and make sure the enemy does not). I think I got to level 23 on Ghost and was totally bored of it. I know I can't play for more than an hours without being totally bored so why bother.

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Sometimes I envy your job, Doc. These are the times I don't .x)

Ok, joined a conquest on op locker with around 600 tickets to go. Got 16 medkit ribbons Thanks for the tip! Got 24 ribbons total that game.

Assault: AUG or F2000 Engineer:AS VAL or PP2000 Carbine:SSG53 or ACE 23 Sniper:SSR

Coming to BF4 soon http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf4/forum/threadview/2955065225622053175/ Should bring a good competitive angle to the game for closely-knit teams.

Assault : M416 Engineer: CBJ Support : M60 / Saw Recon : 338 Recon Pistol : 44 Mag (The Rick-Cannon) or M9

she's on that crazy cheese yo.

The best sniper is the SRR, the last unlock. You probably already know that from the amount of times you'll have been killed by one. Some of the earlier unlocks are ok as well, Scout Elite for one On LMGs the ones I liked we're the PKP ( an early unlock) and the two RPKs, although they are more like ARs with big magazines My fave shotgun, in terms of ease of use is the Siaga, although the pump actions are more challenging. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Found this: I remember one that said "you gonna cry carl? Cry like a biiiiiiiiiiiiitch?" but I couldn't find . Sorry for getting your hopes up by thinking someone replied to you, bees. x)

I do have both. Can't remember when I last played or felt like playing Ghost however. What's wrong with Ghost, it's the same thing day after day after day. It doesn't take very long for it to get too repetitive and boring as far as I am concern. Why do I compare to BF4, because that seems to be the FPS game that most people on the forum have taken up instead of Ghost. GTAV would also be completely different, but people never seem to talk about that game anymore. I don't think anyone talks about that game being boring either

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COD and Battlefield have always been very different games but they are compared mostly due to being in the same popular genre and there isn't much competition until now with Titanfall which will be essentially going toe to toe with Call of Duty. I think comparatively; Battlefield and Call of Duty offer very different experiences with COD being more an arcade-based shooter and Battlefield focusing more on the realism and tactical aspect on a grander scale. I'm not calling BF a simulator but it does depict a more realism-focused environment. I prefer arcade games like COD as I grew up with the likes of UT, Counterstrike and Q3 but Battlefield 4 as a package and experience is streets ahead in every respect but I can understand why people still play and enjoy Ghosts. If it was 2009; Ghosts would be great but this is 2014 and having seen what games are on offer in this generation; I feel COD is dated and ultimately stale. Call of Duty has been too comfortable in the gaming market with limited competition but Titanfall will shake things up a bit and hopefully COD will improve and expand at a greater rate.

Thor: The Dark World... My expert opinion:

I think (and hope) that the 50k debt Jordie mentions is what he would owe if he went to university. Jordie, from what I've read here and in some of your other posts, I think that you'll succeed at whatever you put your mind to. There's always football coaching

Maybe the first part of your goal is to have an end goal in 4 years. At that point you can rework your plan and adjust accordingly. No one says that what you do now, has to be what you are doing in 20 years. When I first started college I really didn't know what I wanted to do. But I know I really loved math. Well as it turns out I really like economics and business as well - but I didn't know that until I went to school and learned about it. But I still had no idea what I wanted to do. In my sophomore year I learned about an internship at a Reinsurance Company. I, like most people, didn't know what the heck that was. I did a little research and thought it sounded interesting so I applied and got the internship. I really liked it and ended up doing it between my junior and senior years as well. Now I've been in the industry for 4 years and I really enjoy it. 6 years ago I had no idea that this industry even existed. And now I'm in the process to moving on to an investment banking role in the same company (along with my current role). Again something I hadn't even thought about 6 years ago. My point is that you don't know whats out there until you start doing something. That thing you decide to do, may open doors to other opportunities that you like even more. Try different things out, it might work it might not, but it'll be a learning experience either way.

I can't believe no one is talking about this week's episode. I thought it was great. We got to see a lot more of Eugene, Abraham and Rosita. Did anyone catch the gratuitous ass shot of her bending over to pick up the picture dropped by Glenn? God damn, she's friggin' hot!! Interested to hear what you guys thought. Looking forward to next week.

Alot of solid advice here. And I'll add my $.02. I've always been of the opinion that college isn't for everybody, nor should it be. And not going to college isn't something that should be looked down upon, so first and foremost don't ever feel like you're "less" than anybody for not going to college. Next, if you really love what you do, and you put in the time and effort, you will be sucessful - whatever sucessful means to you. The most important thing to do though, in my opinion, whether you go to college or not, is have a solid plan. Having a solid plan will enable you to evaluate yourself at various times and let's you know if you need to make adjustments or rework your plan. I can almost guarantee that at some point in time, your plan WILL fall apart, but that's ok. You can rework your plan at any time. I don't know you well enought to say you should or shouldn't go to college, but I know that the later in life you get the harder it is to go back to schol. I know in the US there are alot of scholarships and grants that you can apply for to get financial aid to help lessen some of the high costs. At a minimum if you're looking into a career where many of your peers/competitors have degrees, you should at least look at the cost/benefit analysis of going to college. It may make sense, it may not. That's for you to decide.

I hadn't considered part-time work. Maybe earning something alongside starting my own business. As you and others have said, enjoying the work seems to be more important than getting paid more, I'll definitely take that into consideration.... And I'm more of a Subway man

Weak! You guys got rid of the double thread where I was happy about this!

Uni is a no-go in this climate at present particularly with the lavish tuition fees which doesn't include the living costs. A few of my friends in the past few years went to university and none of them to this day have got a position in their desired field of employment and a couple of them went without work for way over a year. In the end, they just bit the bullet and got simple low paid jobs. It was a fun experience for them but they are in dimes of debt on a horrific level and bound by repayments come when they receive a job at a certain salary. Many internships promise so much but deliver little. It's just ways for companies to exploit people to make the tea If you go this way; make sure the role is detailed and consistent and that they have the determination to take you on if you are successful. Part time work is also good to start your career. It's experience and not too heavy plus you can do studies on the side or if you enjoy the job; earn more hours if possible. It doesn't have to be your career but it's money coming in and you still have time to do other things. Best thing to do is find something you enjoy and as you have parental support; you don't have too much money worries and won't need to look for something that pays high but you;ll hate. It's a dreadful working world out there at the moment and many are struggling but you're just starting your career and you have good security and lots of potential. Oh and Burger King are hiring in most places if you get desperate

Just finished top of a 3200v3200 high ticket Conquest match which was very intense and tough. It lasted an hour and a half but winning was sooooo satisfying! I unlocked a fuckload too but felt too dizzy by the end to notice Grinding out a win on BF4 feels really good and you feel as if you've earned your stripes by putting in a mega shift. I used to finish top 4 times out of ten on COD but that was kinda meh as you didn't have to do too much either particularly if the opposition were poor. A few levels closer to prestige and a couple of poxy unlocks didn't feel rewarding but you just seem to get so much more satisfaction out of matches on BF4.

I applied for a Marketing apprenticeship two years ago. The job application made it sound like a good starting job. I'm like you. I feel like if I can get my foot in the door then hard work and my lovable character will progress me. It promised me a starting salary of £20,000 and a starting block for a long and fruitful career. I went for my interview and the job was actually going round East Kilbride (which is a sucky town outside Glasgow), knocking on doors, trying to sign people up to charitys. I was shown around by a 17 year old girl who had her best week the week before because she made just over £100 in commission. There was no pay. Your pay was commission. I turned the job down.

Since you seem to have some support from your parents and you seem responsible enough I would suggest that you try and run your marketing business idea and see how it goes. Give yourself a timeline to determine success and if you meet it great if not reconsider. The internet is a beautiful tool if you use it well and you could create a sample portfolio and post it. Then send out links/information to different companies and see if there is interest in your work. If you are creative and people like what you do you should get some leads out of that. People will not necessarily know at that point you are just a young guy without a formal education. I would also suggest that you take some college classes. It will give you some contacts and it will hopefully give you some additional skills. It will also leave the door open should you decide to get a degree. I personally am in favor of degrees however. I have several and so does my wife. There isn't a one person in our entire family that doesn't have an advance professional degree and it's worked out marvelously for us. However I do understand that cost and the employment situation has changed drastically for young people. My son is planning for University next year and my daughter should follow in two. There are a number of jobs here in Canada were you simply cannot be considered unless you have a degree. It's something that you need to consider in the future.

Reminds me of Demon Knight "My nipples are smokin'!" Abnormal psych can make a man feel great about themselves and their choice to pamper, not mutilate, their privates. That's extreme for sure.

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Datte, it's time to part with your love of everything Microsoft mate. It's time to evolve. Time to grow up. Time to blossom and become a flower. Time to become a butterfly. To become a better being. Time, to get a PC. Oh, you can't? In that case, meet us half way and get a PS4.

Reading this reminds of... There's some fuuuuuuucked up people out there.

Right, the problem with I find with trying to give advice with things like this are how one direction that works for one could be a disaster for someone else. Here's what I did anyway... I went to university. I didn't know what I wanted to do when I left school and university seemed the easy choice. I did 4 years and walked away with an Honours Degree in Computer Science. There was no jobs out there for me when I left. None. They all wanted experience and everyone mentions that catch 22, how can you get experience if no one wants to give you a chance in the first place? I went home and got a job in a call centre just to keep me going. Within a month I was moved to a team lead role and I stayed there for 1 and half years. I then got an interview to for a programming job in a large bank in Scotland. I got that and I've been working there for just over 2 years (and enjoying it). University worked out for me because it did give me that degree that helped me get an interview but it gave me a lot more. I was incredibly shy at 18 and had very little confidence. Uni was where I felt that all change and I'm feeling the benefits of that experience more now than the 4 years of knowledge they tried to stuff down my throat. I don't think I would have as good a job just now had I left school at 18 and did a trade (most people I know go in to a trade). But that's just me. I hated actually going to uni, I skived and I'm surprised I passed but it helped me so much. I don't envy you. I hated that decision and in hindsight, I think I made the right decision. Scotland helps you take that uni risk because, unlike England, it doesn't charge you ridiculous fees. You can take a chance on it, and most do. I know a lot who have tried and failed in the first year and it's not a huge issue. They weren't interested so they wasted a year (and may have learned some life lessons and not ended up with a ridiculous fee at the end). I guess my point is, because I think I'm rambling a bit, is that my story is pretty irrelevant to you and one of the hardest choices you'll ever have to make. If you don't want to go to uni, don't. If you want to go in to marketing, try and find an apprenticeship. Look for open college courses. E-mail companies and ask them what they look for in candidates and any recommendations they might have for you. You seemed to have a good attitude. I know plenty of people who didn't even want to face up to this, or went to uni because their parents wanted them too, or where quite happy to sponge of their parents. Your attitude puts you a step ahead of a lot of people your age. Good luck with what you decide to do, loads of people on here will have better advice than me.

Gonna give that a try tonight, I don't buy that people aren't playing it. There was always a ton of servers, and alot of them full.

I absolutely LOVE Phenochilus haps. I think they are one of the best looking fish out there. When I was at the LFS on Saturday I saw this guy and knew instantly he was making the trip back home with me. He's about 6" and just great looking and active. I think as he grows he's gonna be a real stunner.

We'll I'm weird... Not looked at much on here for a few days and first thing hat caches my eye is "my strap ons" I'm ashamed!

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My first ever concert was Helmet · Limp Bizkit · Korn in '96. LB tore it up! I really enjoy their first album and that time of live footage but everything else after that fell very sharply off for me. It's funny my favorite song live was their Ministry - Thieves cover. I've never heard this single, its better live EDIT: (This would have been about the time.) We need a time machine to travel back to when Metallica, Pantera and Sepultura used to tour and play together all the time! I'll hoist you up on my shoulders so you can flash your tits at the crowd and provoke the ladies to pop theirs out in protest. Team work Also not a fan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4fEQrffQ4Y \m/

Commando's Collection £1.49 or £0.44p for each game. MOTO GP 2013 £9

He'd go faster if he wasn't holding a fucking flag

And bitch and complain

That conquest game was horrible. The rest were good.

And quite good connection playing with Chris, Tommy and Jason on a us server One laggy game on Conquest and a very laggy Dom just now.

Reminds me sex scenes are few and far between in this TV adaptation. I've only picked up Penny from all of the TV/comic TWD toys because McFarlane can eat a dick for dropping almost all of its other lines, and charging way more for smaller toys, but I do want this! I'm sure it will come out as a smaller version. Can't wait to see it with paint. More images here

Prisoners Stars Jackman, and Gyllenhaal. Its about two families who's daughters are abducted. Jackman is the father of one of the abducted girls and Gyllenhaal is the Detective assigned to the case. It's a very good movie, one of the better films I've seen in a while. I highly recommend it.

There is no crisis, let it be and name it the Scottish Channel.