The Swastika dates back to the Aryan empire, about 1500BC, though it is thought that it may be even older. It was adopted by Buddhists around 200AD and also by early Christians (in place of the cross) in the early centuries AD.
He's after eps format. eps files are scalable without quality loss which makes them very useful for skinning purposes, especially where stretching is concerned.
Anything I can do to stop people from lying in order to propagate interest and acceptance of carrying weapons in public is fine by me. Credibility be dammed. Making up stories about national gun bans and trying to justify their arguments in such a way is only polluting the minds of others. I find such pro-gun propaganda offensive and I'm not afraid to express it.
If you can't see the difference between a simple handgun and an ak-47 then it is you who lacks logic.
Even being "harsh" is unlikely to have any impact on his attitude towards guns. I call it as I see it, no apologies here.
America is a runaway train, I accept that there is no stopping it now, but until people begin to shift their attitudes towards each other it certainly won't be getting any better. A nation living in fear of itself is a time bomb.
Yeah right cowboy. You have no idea at all what it's like to live in a country like I live in and you can't possibly understand how good it is to know that psychos like you can't get their hands on automatic weapons and mow down a school full of innocent kids.
If you like to wear a gun in public it's because YOU are frightened and paranoid that your fellow citizens are going to shoot you down. We don't suffer from that problem here because guns are not readily available. Frightened and paranoid people who like to wear guns in public are a danger to me and my family. I see people like you as dangerous to society and people like you should be eradicated.
It's very easy to buy a small handgun here if you don't have a criminal record. Automatic, semi-automatic, and large caliber weapons are almost impossible to buy. This works well because they are the types of weapons that cause massive damage and multiple deaths in little time.
You can quote statistics till the cows come home but they mean little in the real world. If you take into account the rate of population growth and the evolution of a city like Sydney the current stats are not alarming at all. Crimes involving handguns don't necessarily equate to injuries or deaths. Violent crime stats don't just include incidents involving guns. Criminals who would have used higher-powered weapons in the past for robbery or other crimes but now only have access to small handguns would certainly affect the statistics.
Instead of making the problem worse you could better serve society by helping to make it better. Instead you make silly arguments in favour of arming everyone with powerful weapons. Your thinking is backwards and your attitude is anti-social and ultimately evil.
I'm glad that I have no need to carry or own a gun. I happen to be formidable opponent with a plastic bucket and I have a black belt in tricycle. If you come anywhere near me with a gun you'll find yourself lying in the gutter with a bucket over your head and three red stripes across your puny chest.
At Bathurst, over the years, it was very common for the commentators to talk to the drivers during the action. They disrupted the flow of a driver's race many times. Sometimes drivers just ignore them and don't answer. Peter Brock used to talk to them almost every time, but that's how he was.
AFAIK the in-car commentaries were pioneered by Australia's Channel 7 in the 1970's, who also pioneered in-car camera technology now commonly used all around the world by networks covering motor racing.
They do, but they deliberately avoid the bowels of the Internet and many of them are not into role playing games, at least not since they were pimply teenage nerds.
Sure, but guns are designed to kill people, bicycles and buckets are not. If you replaced all of your guns with buckets you'd be heading in the right direction.
Gun control certainly does work, it is proven.
Guns are not banned in Australia. Certain types of guns have been destroyed and it remains difficult or illegal to buy, sell or become licensed for those types of weapons. This has proven very effective.
The 2004 demo is a full working game. Any tracks can be injected into it, including the freely available original tracks. A full working version is not required. I have an original version and without installing it I was able to simply drag and drop the content into the demo and it all works flawlessly.
MP3 players must me made illegal then. Sony, for example, makes devices capable of recording and storing music and movies. It's what the devices were designed for, yet they also own recording companies and also support suing people for putting recorded music and movies on the very devices that they designed specifically for that purpose!
There are three issues that are always thrown together: copying, sharing and piracy. Piracy involves profiting from a copy, sharing involves distribution of a copy and copying is simply making a copy.
If you buy a CD, back it up on a blank disc and use it in your car mp3 player you have not distributed not profited from the exercise. Unless the RIAA can prove that you distributed the copy (either for profit or for free) they are just being bullies. I have ripped all of my CDs to MP3 and I don't share or sell the copies.
If these recording companies want to say that a copy is illegal, they had better stop production of all recording or storage devices that are marketed for that purpose. No more MP3 players, no more hard disk DVD recorders, no more paid digital downloads of music and movies.
YOU might not have to bother about it, but the developers would. I suggest you search the many long-winded topics about modding so that you can be exposed to all of the aspects discussed previously. That will save you from asking the same questions that have been asked a thousand times already.