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A Flock of Seagulls - Space Age Love Song

Does Calvin and Hobbes count? I've become addicted. I've always liked the books but in the past couple of weeks I've been reading them every night before I go to sleep. I also just bought two more books, so I'll have enough to read

Thank you, Cobra_nVidia! I'm glad you liked it :)

Fukuda has a point... in this country, media is incredibly sexualized, and thus people see it as degeneracy... however, if you have a movie with blood and guts spewing everywhere, and eyeballs getting chopped up and eaten by a psychotic serial killer... it's simply a "Horror film" But in Europe it seems to be the complete opposite - violence and gore in media is strongly frowned upon while it's okay to sell pornographic material in public places where families are. The bottom line is that people shouldn't be discriminated against AT ALL. I mean, obviously it'd be hard to be a soldier if you have a physical or mental disability, but if someone is perfectly able to fight and is willing to, why turn them away? After all, doesn't the US army need more brave soldiers? Or are they just sending people (like me) those fliers because they have nothing better to do?

I love that picture of the old reservoir, very creative use of lots. And I'm glad to see you're back as well!

Oooh. Can't wait to see what happens next

Wow! Awesome update suplado! I love those mansions. I wish I had one of them...

I hate to sound childish, but... EWWWW!!!! Seriously, there are alot better things to be doing. Like, for example, contributing to society.

AWWWW!!!

feliwi: Thank you! Sky Guy: lol okay, good, I was worried the the shiney effect was blinding you Schulmanator: Gracias, El Schulmanador! jt83: Thanks, I'm glad you like it. :) Retep Molinari: Thank you! Daan 300: Thanks!!

I have a question; are you guys using the Planet Offer or Single Player mode? I'm assuming the cities with highways in them are Planet Offer...

Yeah, I can see this coming back to bite them right in the (explicitive)...

"The scenes of post-apocalyptic scenes of carnage play out not in some fictional town in eastern Europe, but in Washington D.C. itself."quote> That is totally ridiculous. I'm not even gonna start ranting about that one But really, the whole thing is ridiculous. Are people so overly sensitive that even the mentioning of anything violent happening near home becomes catastrophically horrifying? If so, those people need to get out more.

I love that last picture, excellent use of trees :D I also like the livelihood of your city and the palm tree lined avenues.

Originally posted by: hamsterTK Still, december 21st 2012 is going to be a fun day. I am going to be messing with people all day "Woah dude you gotta wake up the sky is glowing orange"quote> I like the way you think.... Anyways, there's another reason why this fails. if the Mayans could predict the future why not predict their own demise, lolquote> That's an excellent point. It's also important to note that the Mayans believed that ripping someone's heart out of their chest would make it rain... and I'm pretty sure that doesn't work. But then again, stranger things are possible...

Why did they close down the forum? I never understood that. Pretty much every game has their own official forum, even Simcity 4... of course nobody goes there anymore, but that's not the point. As for me, I don't really care about Cities XL to be honest, I'm saving up for Tropico 3 (and also the World Adventures expansion pack for the Sims 3 I hate to admit, I'm such a sucker for foreign travel stuff ) ~Slightly hijacking this post, so I can say this was read, without bumping it up. JY~

The world will end in 2012. It says so on the internet, so it MUST be true!

Originally posted by: belfastuniguy Not even going to address that as it's one of the most retarded things I have ever read, quote> You do realize that using the word "retarded" in a negative way is offensive right? Let me rephrase that sentence so you'll see what I mean: "Not even going to address that as it's one of the most gay things I have ever read." Yeah. Not very nice at all.

GASP! How dare someone try to end a policy that is discriminatory! The nerve of some people... Originally posted by: belfastuniguy Whole wars hinge on a battle sometimes, and whole battles often turn on the actions of just a few men. quote> Indeed, people like Alexander the Great, Emperor Hadrian, Julius Caesar, Peter the Great and Edward II would agree wholeheartedly. But what would they know....they were only gays quote> Well, if I'm not mistaken, back in those days people didn't have the concept of "sexual orientation"... so I guess they were bi?

lol, I've had several dreams where my teeth keep falling out for some reason. Maybe it's a subconcious reminder to brush my teeth every night...

Berlusconi is still in power? Wow. I thought he was kicked out or something. Someone needs to knock some sense into Italy

Carife is the capital of San Pedro. The Barrio Gótico (Gothic Quarter), which is home to the Church of the Assumption, Basilica of Santa Maria de los Buenos Aires, and many delicious tapas bars. Nearby the Gothic Quarter is where the Cathedral and Government palace are located, around the Plaza Mayor. The cathedral is very unique in that it's one of the few cathedrals in the area that does have a bell tower. Instead, there is a large bell above the dome. The city's port is where various cargo and cruise ships stop by from nearby cities such as Barcelona, Valencia or Marsielle. Also at the port is the Monument of the Sailors, located near the location that many sailors departed to discover new lands in the New World. Nearby is the Port Authority building. South of the central part of the city, and farther inland, is the Financial District... which is home to several companies such as Miramundo (formerly known as Teleseguro, and whose main headquarters are located in Santa Leon), AeroPedro and the department store chain "El Corte Arboles." Carife has an excellent public transporation system... consisting of trams, buses, commuter trains, and ferries. The commuter trains that pass through Carife also serve as inter-city train service... mostly between Carife and nearby smaller towns.

I LOVE that banner and the old fashioned poster. And of course Sc2000...

Your region views are very inspiring. I wish I had enough patience to do all that...