The boy formerly known as Evil Muzz

1) 2 (Anne Bolyn, Catherine Howard) 4) Brachiosaurus Toy Story 9) 299, 792, 458 m/s

Toronto Pearson Intl. ? And for the other question, I'll say Lima, Peru.

Sepsis, that border control looks like a melee! If Rodina is so bad that everyone wants to escape to Russia, it must be TERRIBLE!!! Lol, j/k. Very nice border stuff, and what you showed in Vodo-Varbinsk was exactly what I was ghoing to suggest, but I din't have pictures. Lol.

American and United

Damn, why do I keep missing all the Star Wars ones?!? BTW, it's just Aurebesh. Aurek and Besh are letters (A and B). 11) Auxin

EDIT: Why didn't I read Beeb's post?!? Ok, I guess at Edmonton.

Are you talking about the new ones or the NEW new ones, because we have just got the new series with David Tennant in it. In the first new series, my favourite episode was probably the one with the aliens in Downing Street, that was class!

Why doth no one listen...eth. The 797 will not be next because it has only just been announced, the A350 on the other hand has been announced and there are even some cool computer pictures. It looks very similar to the A330, but it is shorter and stubbier, I think it will be used for long range flights, but with not as many passengers as other routes, e.g London - Hong Kong, and Edinburgh - Hong Kong (I wish ).

I've heard that the A350 is going to be one of the next best things...

Shifty Eyed

How did I miss this? I LOVE trivia! 1)? 2)Giacomo de Lentino ( I didn't look it up, we recently did sonnets in English at school) 3) 70% 4)? 5) Wallgreens 6)? 7) Margaret Thatcher ? 9)Primate 10)? 11)The London Stock Exchange 12)Yacht 13)? 14)? 15)?

I think Compromise thought you mean the operator TGV. Anyway, the Gold Coast of France looks beautiful, but crime is a problem. When I was in Barcelona, there were many pickpockets about, so I kept my wallet in a closed pocket.

Cjah, I'm not going to argue. Just because you did nothing and got kicked out of "you know what" doesn't mean it is annoying. I think over 30 people would disagree with you. No more to be said. Anyway. Indeed, I agree with TMS, and I don't mean press the picture of the disk you cabbages!

I picked Europe, before realising that I would actually like to move to North America when I get older. But when I retire (hopefully a looooong time from now ) I would like to go to Spain or Florida.

OW! Fingers in a pulley! That would hurt, even if it wasn't true, it probably has happened to some poor soul... But it's still funny!

That wasn't funny, it was stupid and annoying...

Awww, no one saved that classic chat with romie where he thought he was an admin.

I got this e-mail a while back. I have two Darwin Award books because I love them so much. One of my favourites is deffinently the guy with the $20 bill. But from the books I remember a guy peeing through an electrical fence when the stream hit one of the wires....Ouch.

If you go back to the very first day of the SCJU (and I think the thread is now lost to the dark chasms of the forums), you will notice that the first flag was blue with yellow stars, very similar to that of the EU. However the orignial idea was quite unique, if anyone had considered a Union before they probably would have though "Well why have a Union because it doesn't change how you play the game," but it does. It's like a new expansion pack. In SimCity, you could never talk your way out of political scandals. You could never declare war. You could never cover up a mass grave. This is all possible with the SCJU, and of course the other unions that have recently surfaced. That's in response to some people's points about the point of having it. Now back to what I was saying before, the SCJU was inspired by the EU and (believe it or not) G8. Around the time it was established, the G8 summit was taking place, there was Live 8 and stuff that was kind of inspiring was happening. It was never intended to take the ideas from America on purpose. The EU has a President. And when you think about the word, it means presiding, or ruling, so it makes sense to use that word. Prime Minister was considered, but as 6U said, there is no SCJU central monarchy, many individual nations have their own monarchy, and some don't, ddepending on how they play.

I missed this? HOW? Another Alkaola CJ is sure to be good, but this is brilliant! It has a very South American feel to it. The rainforest kind of mixes with the city, makes me think of Sao Paulo! Excellent work!

That is a beautiful landscape! I hope the city will harmonise and fit around it! It'll be nice to see a city built on a diverse landscape!

This is extraordinary work! Wondificent!

Let's see I'm part Scottish, and part English. So I apparently: Say "Och", "Aye" and "Hoots mon", Wear a kilt and sporran, Eat Haggis all the time, Live in a highland croft, Have red, wild hair, Have an "un-natural" obsession with Sheep... My name is either "Jock" or "Jimmy", I have seen Nessie. But if we are being modern, I also tuck my tracksuit trousers into my white socks, wear a baseball cap with either "Celtic" or "Rangers" written on it and wander around the rough parts of Glasgow "lookin' fer trubul". Being from Birmingham: I speak in that way (I pronounce it Biii-min-am), thats all I can think of as a Brummy stereotype. Now to disprove it: I have never once said "och" or "hoots mon" in a conversation, but I have occasionally said "aye" instead of yes. I don't own a kilt or sporran and never worn either, Never even thought about eating Haggis (yeugh), I live in a small town, on a modern housing estate, My hair is blonde, but slightly wild, Let's not even begin to talk about it (I don't BTW...), My name is... well it's not Jock or Jimmy, Unfortunately I have never seen Nessie, even though I have been to Loch Ness several times. I don't even own a pair of "trackie bottoms" and I wouldn't dream of going to the rough parts of Glasgow (unless it was a nightmare!) and I support Heart of Midlothian (Hearts), I only lived in Birmingham for about a year, so I have no influence from there, although I can say Birmingham quite well as a Brummy!

Originally posted by: Micah Rean2, was that a number you made up? 'Minority Report' is in the year 2054. 'Minority Report' is the complex tale of a crime prevention bureau known as Precrime which is based in Washington DC... the movie contains something close to flying cars, but in fact they are more like advanced helicopters.quote> Not really, Minority Report is set in 2054, but the cars are on huge motorway things, and they swivel with the incline of the roads. They go vertically up the side of buildings and to people's frontdoors. I wouldn't mind a car like that, it did all the driving for you. There is nothing remotely close to flying cars in it. Unless you mean that flying thing that all the agents sit in. That was like a helicopter.