Kill the joker. Money well spent.
Kill the joker. Money well spent.
Just as long as no-one expects him to sign any of the merchandise...
@unruly: I didn't say they weren't, but if the Daily Record told me the sky was blue I'd go outside and check.
The story doesn't actually mention PS3s, it just says "playstations" which could frankly mean any games console with a USB port (eg XBox, PS2). And it's in the Daily Record. And this info comes from "a source".
I was under the impression that the Beatles didn't care too much for money. I must have been mistaken.
Watchmensch?
@Tyrunn: Visa and Mastercard are payment systems, you can get debit or credit cards which use these systems. Electron uses Visa. Hope this helps.
@Tyrunn: I'm curious - what debit card doesn't the PSN accept? I've used Visa and Mastercard, what other ones are there?
Actually, if the garden centre sells hydroponic supplies I can see it being a big success with the skaters.
I'm a little disappointed it's not called Flowest.
Perhaps he's thinking of the guy who travelled around Ireland with a fridge.
@PeterLorre: An alcohol-free indoor World Cup - sounds splendid.
@Weakskills: Judging by Google maps, it's about 1000 feet from the runway
Wait - this is at an *airport*, but no-one's seen an aerial view of it before?
Well, I guess Axl Rose will be raking in a fair bit in royalties when it launches.
@Closing-Gap: Oh, and the licence fee is £145.50. You're welcome for the fact-checking.
@Closing-Gap: The BBC doesn't broadcast its shows free in other countries - it sells them. BBC Worldwide made £145 million profit in 2009 on revenue of over £1 billion. So you can start paying your licence fee again, safe in the knowledge that it's being run as an actual fucking business.
Oh boy, FriendFace are screwed.
I played the game and managed to balance the budget without too much difficulty.
Holy crap, so that's what happened to Craig Ferguson. Does he still do Bing Hitler?