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I think I'll have to try that Just Dance! Myles, I didn't want to tell you but I gave up on zumba...I wasn't burning enough calories, so I'm back to regular old aerobics for now!
I think I'll have to try that Just Dance! Myles, I didn't want to tell you but I gave up on zumba...I wasn't burning enough calories, so I'm back to regular old aerobics for now!
Ugh, I can't wait to be done with these articles.
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There are dance games and stuff like that for the xbox 360, too. We got Josh Once Upon a Monster which involves a lot of dancing and other movements such as running in place, ducking, jumping, etc. It's really cute. I recommend it if any of you have an xbox 360.
Jeez Mandy, my head hurts just reading that paragraph.
Just for context, DH is entertaining himself by putting Gwennie in his kitchen aid box and G is panicking. He just said, "Come here, Gwennie, you're getting in a box.". Okay, maybe that's only funny when you've been reading articles like the one above.
Have fun tonight, Chrissy!
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Chrissy I hope you have so much fun and put pictures on facebook so I can live vicariously through you! Today is the first time since I had Sawyer 11 months ago that I am feeling an urge to go OUT. I asked dbf what time the babysitter was coming over and the poor chap looked at me like a deer caught in headlights. lol We don't even have a babysitter! I figured he'd know I was kidding.
Yeesh. I handed Sawyer off to him 5 minutes ago and said I needed a breather and came down here and he is already at the top of the steps asking me what to do because he thinks Sawyer is teething. Dude.
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Tingle Balls! I love it.
Tingle balls!!! Too funny!
Mandy that paragraph you quoted made my eyes hurt.
We played Just Dance 2 at a friend's house the day after Christmas. DH even got sweaty. He dances pretty good and wanted to prove he could beat everyone. He is VERY competitive. We don't have a gaming console and I am not ready for all that yet. I told Ky we could get him one for Christmas when he turns 10 but if he says he wants one he is not getting anything else at all. He hasn't decided yet whether he wants one or not because as he says, he can always use some new action figures and yu-gi-oh cards.
So far the turtle is not dead. Ky did ask me if turtles have eyelids because he couldn't see the turtle's eyes. He was worried it was dead. I am not going to pay too much attention to the turtle though and am still kind of upset that my friend got it for him.
Another friend of mine invited us over for her son's birthday party the other day. We had a great time. It was her middle son's birthday who turned 5 and he is just a sweeheart. She told me that she and her DH are hoping to adopt a baby girl. She has 3 sons currently, the youngest is 8 months old. They were supposed to be taking a baby home the day after Christmas but the birth mother decided not to give up the baby at the last minute so they are waiting for another. I am very excited for them. She hopes to adopt while she is still nursing her youngest DS so she can BF the new baby too. I always tell her she is like a super mom IMO. She is the only mom I know who has a totally spotless house. I imagine her scrubbing away on the floors.
I lurk so much and then don't post because there are a zillion pages and stories and ideas to respond to. You ladies have the most amazing mental energy I have ever encountered.
I had a dream I had a nice long conversation with Myles in coffee shop, and now I think I should go on a babymoon to San Francisco.
"Tingle Balls" reminds me of my niece that used to sing "The Itchy B-itchy Spider" when she was three.
Erin, I love that you don't have video games for Ky. I love even more that he might decide he wants action figures or playing cards instead.
Hope your date goes well Chrissy, your outfit is killer! And nice shoes, meow.
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I gotta say, Rich might be winning me over. If we have more days like this...
Chrissy, they have a cheese plate--that wins me over!
There is a quote that goes "A clean house is a sign of a wasted life." I wouldn't go that far, but I do think that keeping up with a super-clean house is a losing battle especially when you have children. DH hates the way the house is, but seriously, when I try to clean, I turn around and Josh has made another mess or bunch of clutter. He won't let me throw away anything he has made.
I am up very quietly having a glass of wine after saying goodnight to dbf and agreeing we should go to bed after watching an awful movie that I spent in and out of the room trying to get a blubbery, snot ridden baby to sleep. Oh, and midway through the movie Kai came out of the bedroom coughing and puked an insane amount. I handed S off to dbf to clean up Kai and then picked him up to take him back in the bedroom to find that he'd had a puke marathon in there as well. So I stripped the bed, scrubbed the rug in the living room, tried to rinse the worst of the puke into the laundry sink before washing the bedding, came back up to said snotty baby. He finally fell asleep towards the end of the movie and that's when dbf was asking me if I wanted to go to bed or "hang out" (translation: have sex). I just want to be ALONE already. So I am sneakily still awake right now. Shhhh.
Oh Bridget, have the entire bottle! What a horrible night. Not only is that kind of evening bad, but it puts me in total dread of more badness yet to come. Ugh!
Crissy, I'm going to go check out your date night, but I bet I'm going to be jealous.
I just read a cool article in Scientific American on why people believe in the paranormal. I was telling dh about it, and he told me that even pigeons were superstitious. He said I should google it. So I did.
How pigeons get to be superstitious. That article is much shorter, and a quick read.
Fascinating!In one particular case, Skinner decided to go random on his hungry pigeons. He dropped food into the box at completely random times, independent of any behavior on the part of the pigeons. But the behavior of the pigeons, he found, didn't stay random. After a few drops of the food, the pigeons began exhibiting certain consistent behavior. One circled counter-clockwise, another spun around in circles; seventy-five percent of them exhibited some kind of odd behavior.
Skinner concluded that the pigeons had come to display 'superstitious behavior'. It was like the superstition of gamblers who believe they have a lucky hat. If the gambler wears the hat, they can't lose. If the pigeons circle the cage counter-clockwise, they will bring on food pellets.
I used to say that I loved housework but then I realized that's because I do it so infrequently. Like I let my house get super messy then clean.
Is Kai sick with a bug?
I do not know what is up with Kai. He cannot shake this cough. I think the puking was from coughing. Dr says it's a virus but it's not much improving and it's been weeks! Tomorrow I am attempting to give him a homemade "antibiotic" with honey, garlic, ginger, lemon. Lol, who am I kidding? He'll never eat it!
I think Sawyer's caught the bug as well
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I used to like cleaning until I had kids. DH always throws it in my face since I don't do his laundry anymore that when I met him I used to tell him I loved doing laundry. I did at the time but I have figured out that I love doing my laundry and no one else's!
Have 2 or 3 glasses Bridget! Pukey nights are just yuck all around! But LOL at your DBF's code word of "hang out." My DH is very blunt. He will just say the F word. Basically while we are watching a movie "baby, we should go and F" or my favorite "I want to F you." LOL, I always crack up laughing because it is so lewd and DH doesn't curse when the kids are awake but once they go to sleep he pulls out the potty mouth. But I really don't like sex referred to in that way so he currently is using "make love" which I think is just as hilarious and out of character since he is not romantic at all. I frustrate him with my constant giggling at what he says but I can't help it. He tickles me.
And I have told my friend that she must have a hidden housekeeper. She told me though that her secret is not keeping anything. As soon as she gets junk she throws it out. I can keep the actual house clean when I want but I am freaking tired and sometimes don't do my schedule chores, which sets me back and I am one not to do that chore the next day. I will wait for it to roll back around. For instance, I was suppose to mop the floor on Monday. We weren't home so it has not been mopped and won't be until this Monday. I have told her I don't know how she does it. She was my best SAHM friend when I was a SAHM and she used to marvel at the meals I prepared though. She is a great cook in her own right but on weekends I made huge meals and she would make popcorn for Sunday dinner, which I thought was great since she deserves some time not to cook with all the work she does. She also homeschools her 5 year old.
Ugh housework. Molly, hampster wheel is the best way to decsribe it! I am constantly cleaning and it's never done. I always joke that by the time I get my kitchen clean it's time for another meal to prepare!
Dbf's other code for wanting to have sex is asking me if I have showered. Ha!
Oh Bridget! Enjoy your wine!
L, that is really fascinating about superstitious pigeons.
It makes sense that throwing stuff out makes a house easier to keep clean. Theoretically, I'd like an 'empty' house but it never works out for me. Bobbie is a packrat. I guess I can be too since I have some toys from my childhood and each of my kid's younger years as well. I'm horrible about making stacks of mail to go through later and then never getting around to it. That's one thing that frustrates me about myself-when I was an administrative assistant, my record keeping was impeccable. I always knew where everything was at all times. Labels, colors, charts, grids...whatever I needed to utilize to keep it all under control, i did it. But at home? I have boxes of "important stuff" and one box marked "extremely important stuff" that is supposed to house our birth certificates, social security cards, and titles to our cars. 1/2 the time the document I'm looking for isn't in there though, and in fact now that I'm thinking about it I suspect Conner's birth certificate is still in the trunk of my car from when I attempted to register him for pre-k this summer (August!).
I hate cleaning. Nuff said.
Bridget, what an awful night.
Abbeysmom, jump right in! We've missed you! Sometimes I hesitate because I don't want to change the direction of the thread, but I've learned to ignore that feeling. There's just too much on here not to miss something so I try not to feel bad about it.
L, that's so cool about the pigeons!
DH and I say "spend time together" as our personal euphemism. Or, since we are TTC, we'll say "try" which, when writing out, is rather pathetic.
Sort of on the topic of the pigeons - is anyone here into Joseph Campbell? DH and I watched his Mythos series on Netflix this summer and I'm re-watching them - fascinating. I'd love to share opinions on it.
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And I am the same way with the piles of mail Chrissy. My friend says she never has piles of mail. She looks at it immediately and throws away whatever she doesn't need. She also scans important bills and throws them away so doesn't keep the paper at all. She is really good at that but I also contribute it to the fact that her boys are still rather young. Her oldest is only 7. He also is not into things that cause messes. Ky has always been into drawing and he NEVER wants to throw away his little sketches. I used to have to go in his room while he was at school and go through them and throw away the pieces of paper with only one line on them. He now has spiral notebooks. He is not allowed to draw on single sheets except for special projects and even with these new rules he has a ton of paper mess. He also likes tearing paper into little scraps so I have little scraps of paper all over the house, down the stairs, in the hall upstairs, in his bedroom. He draws on the toilet and taking a bath (he has started taking baths again so he can play and draw in the tub, unlike showers ) and there are markers and crayons in the bathroom and hot wheels cars and yu-gi-oh cards because he checks to see how many he has while he is taking a bath. He is just a walking mess of sorts. Her boys just like to holler and wrestle and honestly not having the mess is the main reason why I do encourage Ky to wrestle and play other ways. He is less messy when he is playing outside or wrestling.
I am bad with the mail too though. I am starting to get a little better with it. Especially with sales papers and such. I will throw them out immediately. I even just throw the bills out now. With improtant papers I keep them in folders. DH has 2 folders since he has a lot of papers. It is blue with his name on it. Ky has a blue one as well with his name on it. It has his SS card in it and his birth certificate, immunization records and some cute cards and drawings he gave me when he was 3 and 4 years old that I want to save for him. Elle has a red one, along with me and she has a SS card as well. I have never gotten her birth certificate, which is a shame since I worked a few blocks from vital statistics. I think I will go down there and get it next week actually. I have her immunization records there as well. I initiated this because my mom also had a huge bin with all our stuff but only my stuff got lost. I had to go and get a new SS card when I was 18 and my birth certificate was unreadable, it was printed on some weird paper back in the day so I had to go and get a new one. I didn't want to lose the kids' stuff so I instituted the folder system. They are just regular school folders that I keep under the bed.


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Donde Esta Santa Claus
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Chest Roll... but usually my friends make me bust out some tap
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I'm a Duke... Do you want to sleep with royalty?
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Teaching tap to a convict's daughter... and not getting paid.
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Rode the garage doors up till you had to let go and then jumped off.
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Stole the security guard's key and got it on in the Photo Lab dark room during class.
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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Patriots and the Celtics. I'm from Boston and I'm a die-hard fan of both. I went to almost every Celtics game in high school (I moved away for college).
What's your favorite movie quote?
"You're doing too much. Do less. Pop down." Forgetting Sarah Marshall
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Gears of War.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
I have two tattoos, one on my ribs and one inside my mouth. And I have 9 piercings.... I know, I had a rebellious phase. All 8 are on my ears, except for one.....
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
I still secretly love NSYNC...
What's your best party trick?
I can jump into a split (i won a $750 "dancing" competition at a Vegas pool party this summer because of it, nbd)
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
Did it hurt? When you fell from heaven?
What's the worst job you've ever had?
I washed dogs when I was 13.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
A green Chile chicken burrito, a PB&J, and any kind of cookies I can find. (I'm a HUGE late night snacker if you can't tell)
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
A dragon fruit... it looks like a weapon.
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Deus Ex: Human Revolution E3 Trailer ArrivesBy Chris Faylor, Jun 04, 2010 8:50am PDT
[Update] We've replaced the German trailer with the subtitle-free English edition.
[Original] The new Deus Ex: Human Revolution trailer publisher Square Enix teased earlier this week has arrived by way of the Square Enix Germany and its YouTube Channel, offering a computer-generated glimpse into the shooter prequel.
PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 editions of Deus Ex: Human Revolution are in development by Eidos Montreal, with all three expected to hit in "Early 2011."
A gracious thanks to Shacknews readers taczbr and valcan_s for the heads-up.
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By: relaxative x Show Full PostI've got a feeling that DX3 will showcase some of the best of Japanese animation/art and Western gaming design, sans an androgynous, blonde-haired, self-pitying protagonist that whinges about everything and anything. Beautiful.
Besides, I've always been a fan of Ghost In The Shell: Innocence's look. If you aren't familiar with it, check it out - the orange neon tint, anachronistic mix-up of future tech and period aesthetic. Really cool, inspired stuff. You can really tell that whatever money Eidos are throwing at Square Enix has paid off so far.
Also, did anyone else think the protagonist sounds like Christian Bale?Jun 04, 2010 3:50pm PDTI've got a feeling that DX3 will showcase some of the best of Japanese animation/art and Western gaming d... : relaxative
By: azuvatar x Show Full PostFrom July's PC Gamer issue:
Earlier this year, lead game designer Jean-Francois Dugas told PC Gamer, "We want to remove the RPG aspect of the fighting and make it more straightforward, like you see in games such as Rainbow Six. So if you're good at shooting, the game will not tell you you're not good at shooting because your stats are low."
This design decision will no doubt broaden the game's appeal, but our love of Deus Ex emanates from the lateral-thinking approaches we come up with when guns don't work. If spray-and-pray can get you through from one end to the other, Eidos Montreal risks making alternative approaches feel pointless.Jun 04, 2010 1:13pm PDTFrom July's PC Gamer issue: Earlier this year, lead game designer Jean-Francois Dugas told PC Gamer, " : azuvatar
By: icedcool x Show Full PostSquareEnix obviously had a strong hand in design. It seems almost like a ff7,... and he has noticeably spikey hair.Jun 07, 2010 11:06am PDT
By: Jobos x Show Full PostI have a hard time believing we'll have advanced that far by 2027. Why do they make it so soon in the future? The things they showed are like 200+ years away at this rate. Once we factor in all the political pressure (every politician wants to leave their 'mark'), zoning laws, ethical and environmental regulations in our modern age society -- there's just no way to change all that in a little under 20 years. Unless we wipe it all out and rebuild without government/ religious oversight.
I think that society has pretty much hit it's peak at this point. If nothing changes drastically, then I fear 100 years from now everything will look almost exactly the same, only our iPods/ iPads will be organic or some shit. Hell, Apple will probably be run by the First Holy Church of Obama by then.Jun 04, 2010 10:54am PDTI have a hard time believing we'll have advanced that far by 2027. Why do they make it so soon in the fu... : Jobos
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I didn't know Karl Pilkington was a shacker. : chrisschutz
Deus Ex was set in 2050, so the prequel necessarily had to take place some years before the various disas... : Kentor
By: The_Turbinator x Show Full PostThis trailer is an amazing look at what this game could have been. But that triangle used instead of the letter "a" at the end where the game title is shows, proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that this game will be extremely consolized. Killing it's soul in the process.Jun 06, 2010 1:43pm PDTThis trailer is an amazing look at what this game could have been. But that triangle used instead of the ... : The_Turbinator
By: ManiacalMoose x Show Full PostNice trailer. The game might not suck just looking at it as a videogame. As a sequel to Deus Ex though, its doomed.
Main gripes:
-Set in the past, yet everything from the cities to much of the technology seems slicker, more advanced, and less believeable.
-Since its a cross-platform game and the focus will be on the console version, so the controls and the RPG elements will be will be wayyy dumbed down. Information has already been released that would seem to confirm this.
-Does the main character really need to look like a cross between someone out of the Matrix and a nu-metal rock star? It's an upgrade over boyband member Lil' JC from Invisible War, but really... D: That is the poiniest beard I have ever seen.
Anyway, can we see some actual gameplay now?Jun 05, 2010 2:03am PDTNice trailer. The game might not suck just looking at it as a videogame. As a sequel to Deus Ex though,... : ManiacalMoose
By: deceiver x Show Full PostI wonder if JC Tenton will be in this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ltjmjSa2GEJun 04, 2010 2:53pm PDTI wonder if JC Tenton will be in this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ltjmjSa2GE : deceiver
By: UMG x Show Full PostThat was an amazing trailer, but forgive me if i'm still a little skeptical. As gamers, we should be all too familiar with how games often set very high bars for themselves with trailers and fail to even come close to them. Trailers get you excited about a game (and this one has definitely put Deus Ex on the radar for me), but but they ultimately can be a lit of a let down when the game doesn't live up to them.
The game needs to deliver on the same level of visuals, art, etc.Jun 05, 2010 5:28pm PDTThat was an amazing trailer, but forgive me if i'm still a little skeptical. As gamers, we should be all... : UMG
By: ballystix x Show Full Postfor those curious about DX lore, here's a small snippet of a DX timeline i found
2018 Paul Denton is born.
2020s Mechanical augmentations are just becoming widespread.
-In the early years of this decade work on nano-technology begins. The Majestic 12 scientists assigned to the project (including Bob Page) have a number of difficulties. A self-replicating nanite that can interact with biological material has to be developed. The nanites must be able to interpret commands directly from the mind, and send information back to the mind in a form that can be interpreted.
-This will take years to develop.
-A test subject matching MJ12�s selection criteria is needed, as young as possible.
2022 The pan-Arab invasion of Israel is successful, Majestic 12 control of the region becomes total.
2023 Paul Denton, age 5, is selected as test subject, he is subsequently cloned.
2028 Paul Denton� mother, who is unable to have any more children but wants another, is approached by MJ12 operatives posing as fertility experts. She is told that she will be paid handsomely in exchange for participating in experimental surgery that will allow her to become pregnant. Mrs. �Denton�, had been poor her entire life, now she could have another child and have enough money to raise her family in comfort. The "fertility experts†assure her that the surgery is minor and the risk is minimal.
-After the parents of Paul Denton agree the mother is implanted with a cloned embryo of Paul. Their lived have already been carefully monitored by MJ12 for many years.
2029 JC Denton born on 3/17
2030s After AIDS cure is released new antibiotic resistant viruses appear. Resistant tuberculosis hits the developing nations, particularly India, very hard. A sample of the 1918 flu virus from bodies buried under the North Polar is accidentally released when it is procured for research.
-Versalife is instrumental in fighting these, originally a genetic engineering company, it branches to embrace all forms of science and commerce.
- At an unknown time between 2031 and 2035 Majestic twelve rebels against the Illuminati.
2030 Cure to AIDS is discovered ending its comeback.
- A major earthquake hits the West Coast, destroying most of San Francisco and dumping all of Los Angeles and most of Southern California south of Lompoc into the ocean. (Raised sea level plays a part, without it much of this space would not have gone under.)
- The earthquake forces the government to declare the west coast (or what was left of it) a disaster area. It begins to ignore the rest of the country.
2031 Utah announces its intention to secede from the United States, declaring its independence and annexing what was left of Arizona and Nevada. Inspired by Utah's example, fringe groups in Texas declare independence as well.
-Shortly after Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming form the Northwest Secessionist Forces.
-All of these attempts to secede fail, however marital law continues exists in some portions of these states.
2033 Alex Denton�s assigned birth date is on 11/20 of this year. This does not match other data showing Alex to have been born some time in the year 2047.
-Nick Pausback�s assigned birth date is on 5/13 of this year.
2034 Wade Walker�s assigned birth date is on 2/25 of this year.
-Experiments begin on second generation of clones (~age 5)
-Toxicological study found no carcinogenic effects at chlorine concentrations a thousand times higher than the Environmental Protection Agency revised Kyoto standards.
2035 Having lined up all of the Illuminati's political, financial, military and religious arms beneath it, Majestic 12 inherits the mantle of de facto ruler of Asia, Eastern Europe and South America. It�s rebellion is complete.
-Paul and J.C. Denton's parents are killed by Majestic 12; J.C. is sent to Swiss school
2040 Paul Denton, age 22, joins UNATCO
2042 Sporting Weapons Act of 2042
-NSF (National Secessionist Forces) formed from gun toating people who refuse to let go of their rifles, grenades, land mines, and other "collectibles.†Lead by Leon Woods they intend the �liberation� of Washington, Montana, Oregon, and Northern California.
2045 Leon Woods dies in (in)famous last stand.
2046 In response to the Upper West Side bombing that killed 45 people and wounded over a 100, the grid zoning laws allowed the police to wall off regions of Manhattan and its surrounding boroughs. Foot traffic between these "zones†was prohibited, and traveling between zones was restricted to authorized subways or highways subject to police surveillance.
-The crash of �46. Construction of some building in Paris stopped.
-Work on 'Ambrosia' project is suspected to begin this year.
2047 Most likely year of Alex Denton�s Birth given that he/she is five years old when the game takes place at some point in 2052.
-â€Somnolente Ile†scandal rocks the Serra administration.**
-Beth DuClare�s involvement would cause members of the Republican Social Union for French Democracy (RSUFD) party disputed her right to be awarded the position of Chevalier in the Ordre Royale de la Legion D'Honneur posthumously.
-Bilderbergs may have been involved.
-Rumored to be the approximate beginning of the work on Aquinas by Page Industries.
-J.C. Denton graduates from Swiss school
2049 Doctor Moreau starts to work in MJ12 lab under UNATCO.
2050 Silhouette inserts 20th century style commercials into the Net broadcast of the World Cup
2051 The Templars are �diminished� by a combined UNATCO/Interpol raid on their Paris. Tmeplars are classified as inactive.
-15,234 young people served sentences in the state's FBI-run "good behavior†camps, a legacy of the Northwest War.
-UNATCO bombs Statue of Liberty, attack latter blamed on Silhouette.
-Gray Death �surfaces.�Jun 05, 2010 9:05am PDTfor those curious about DX lore, here's a small snippet of a DX timeline i found http://garbledzombie.... : ballystix
By: tomservo x Show Full PostGreen greasy greaselsJun 04, 2010 2:36pm PDTGreen greasy greasels : tomservo
By: hoboman725 x Show Full PostI felt a lot of philosophical thought went into the story and conversations of deus ex and it felt 'deep' compared to anything else I had played.
I hope this game goes that route, with a dash of KOTOR 2 morality, where everything is a different shade of grey instead of having the typical archetypes of good and evil. The trailer looks pretty good, but my fear is that the final product might walk a line more akin to "corperashuns r evil! derp!" as opposed to something you can really wrap your head around.
All of this is a moot issue without some gameplay footage though!Jun 04, 2010 12:07pm PDTI felt a lot of philosophical thought went into the story and conversations of deus ex and it felt 'deep'... : hoboman725
By: RAY16 x Show Full PostFrom a story standpoint this trailer gives me something to look forward to; in three minutes it managed to feel more inspired than the majority, if not the entirety, of the story in Invisible War. However, I'm still going to be cautiously optimistic about the game itself until I see some actual gameplay footage.
There is also a bit of a Star Wars prequel problem in regards to the technology looking more advanced and shiny than in the other games despite being earlier in the time line. There are various ways you can rationalize this, I suppose. But it still seems odd.
However, regardless of how the game turns out the trailer was a good watch.Jun 04, 2010 9:28am PDTFrom a story standpoint this trailer gives me something to look forward to; in three minutes it managed t... : RAY16
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I think that the level of tech in this prequel world is way out of line compared to what was around in th... : Wikidd
You do realize that Deus Ex was Post Apocalyptic and this game is Pre apocalyptic. Its like compainting t... : baron calamity
All I could think of while watching the trailer was that there's no way the world will look so different ... : terylene
This is what 17 years from now will look like if we all go green. : ElArabDeMagnifico
remember, DX1 took place after a huge fallout. The prequel could be the pinnacle of the technology they h... : happynoodle
I don't know about you guys, but to me it looks like a reboot. : Wikus Van De Merwe
By: SpaecKow x Show Full Postlets just be fucking clear on why Deus Ex was excellent:
"God is a dream of good government" is a cool line for a video game, it deftly draws a line in common between the paternalistic, judging nature of the lord with the technologies we use to rule and shape our own lives in hopes of attaining that sort of perfect moral ideal.
On the other hand, gratuitous references to a Rembrant and a Greek myth come off to me as nothing more than "hey guys, guess who had a liberal arts education? it was us!"Jun 04, 2010 10:27am PDTlets just be fucking clear on why Deus Ex was excellent: "God is a dream of good government" is a co... : SpaecKow
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What? : MechBFP
the lord? : taczbr
"We've had to endure much, you and I, but soon there will be order again. A new age. Aquinas spoke of the : Mr. Goodwrench
Would be cool if someone said "2+2=4" then the other guy shoots him in the head and say "No. Sometimes 5,... : dookiebot
The original was kind of heavy headed that way as well as least as far as conspiracy theories went. : steauengeglase
By: scary_monster x Show Full PostI was expecting gameplay, but damn that was an AMAZING trailer :D
And first in-game screenshots - http://ve3d.ign.com/articles/news/55170/Deus-Ex-Human-Revolution-In-Game-Screenshots-Released
Atleast the graphics are incredible!Jun 04, 2010 5:52pm PDT
By: Xulu x Show Full PostVery nice trailer, but it was the soundtrack that took me back.
Very appropriate for Deus Ex.
Be good DX3. No, better than good. God.Jun 04, 2010 4:35pm PDTVery nice trailer, but it was the soundtrack that took me back. Very appropriate for Deus Ex. Be ... : Xulu
By: sanewave x Show Full Postif the pc version is a console port and it sucks, i am never going to buy another console game again. if both suck i may just quit gaming entirely...wait, no ... fuck that, didn't the second one suck? i only got through 50% of the first one... sadly my attention span is fucked
where the pancakes?Jun 04, 2010 5:38pm PDT
By: baron calamity x Show Full PostFor the record, I found that to be awesome.Jun 04, 2010 11:11am PDTFor the record, I found that to be awesome. : baron calamity
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Sir, I wholeheartedly concur. Fuckin' A. : rottdcorpse
Indeed, it was fucking bonerific!! : niceguynick
THAT's how you make an f'ing trailer! : progressor
Yeah, definitely looking forward to this one. : ragingdwarf
That trailer was amazing. Great CGI : GoldfishInAJarOfPickles
By: Gish Forever x Show Full PostMy favorite ending of Deus Ex makes the story of this whole game pointless. However, I really hope it's fun to play at least.Jun 04, 2010 2:14pm PDTMy favorite ending of Deus Ex makes the story of this whole game pointless. However, I really hope it's ... : Gish Forever
By: steelsamurai x Show Full PostReally nice. Made me think of how influential Blade Runner still is though. Also bits of Terminator, Watchmen and Robocop seem ripped off into this.
2027 seems a bit early, I think in 2027 I am still going to be bitching about my swapfile rather than seeing all this magic all around me.Jun 04, 2010 11:59am PDTReally nice. Made me think of how influential Blade Runner still is though. Also bits of Terminator, Watc... : steelsamurai
By: Jiven x Show Full PostDamn, that was fantastic.Jun 04, 2010 10:20am PDT
By: Elsaispo x Show Full PostAwesome trailer, loved the music in it.
They should make a movie out of this! : )Jun 04, 2010 1:58pm PDT
By: UtilityMaximizer x Show Full PostPlease don't suck. Also, please show gameplay soon.Jun 04, 2010 9:05am PDTPlease don't suck. Also, please show gameplay soon. : UtilityMaximizer
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I second that : Renalicious
will it be available for everybody? : zverozyab
By: Gwyndion x Show Full PostI know some people hate it when present/future works are judged by works of the past.. but for me it's just a natural thing.. and influences do exist even when they are not intentional.
In this trailer I saw... Akira... Patlabor.. Ghost in the Shell... Blade Runner maybe a dash of Robocop and the original Deus Ex....
All of which happen to be some of my favorite moments in Science Fiction...
I still don't know what the actual game might play like, but at least from what I've seen so far... this is pure awesomeness.Jun 04, 2010 1:05pm PDT
By: happynoodle x Show Full PostWow. Very DX1 to me. Here's hoping the gameplay captures the same feel as well. Man. I'm getting excited here.Jun 04, 2010 12:09pm PDTWow. Very DX1 to me. Here's hoping the gameplay captures the same feel as well. Man. I'm getting excited ... : happynoodle
By: stelth x Show Full PostThat looks dope. I just have one thing that sticks out in my mind.
Detroit? No way. Should've kept that shit in NYC or LA.Jun 04, 2010 9:05am PDTThat looks dope. I just have one thing that sticks out in my mind. Detroit? No way. Should've kept tha... : stelth
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New York, London, Paris, Munich? : dookiebot
This is a pretty Utopian view of Detroit for the near future : email@example.com
By: Mr. Goodwrench x Show Full PostThat was an awesome trailer. I still don't have high hopes for the game itself but hopefully my doubts will be laid to rest.Jun 04, 2010 12:09pm PDT
By: bung-foo x Show Full PostNeo? You're in the wrong movie damn it.
Also, the original worked so well because of the time period it was released in and the way the story worked with the tropes of the day. I don't have high hopes for this because the zeitgeist has moved on but this game appears to be retreading the same tropes as the original.Jun 04, 2010 9:56am PDTNeo? You're in the wrong movie damn it. Also, the original worked so well because of the time period i... : bung-foo
By: SpaecKow x Show Full PostHave you seen a greasel? Horrible creatures.Jun 04, 2010 9:31am PDT
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I SPILL MY DRINK! : Blamco Mac & Cheese
HOORAY, MY KITTIES! : sweetcc
By: PatrickB- x Show Full PostHopefully an actual gameplay video isn't too far behind, and the actual game is as atmospheric as that video. And lets all pray they don't bring back universal ammo. That was a bad decision in Deus Ex 2, I have no idea how that was signed off on as ok.Jun 04, 2010 9:39am PDTHopefully an actual gameplay video isn't too far behind, and the actual game is as atmospheric as that vi... : PatrickB-
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No problem :) : Kristian Joensen
By: spinx2 x Show Full Postawesome soundtrack, I hope the gameplay doesn't dissapoint...Jun 04, 2010 9:05am PDT
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...like your spelling. : kyleashton
By: Poor Yurik x Show Full PostWow, that trailer was incredibly awesome and far exceeded my expectations. They completely nailed the perfect tone and visual design. In every way it looks different than Deus Ex 1, it looks better. So psyched.Jun 04, 2010 11:08am PDTWow, that trailer was incredibly awesome and far exceeded my expectations. They completely nailed the pe... : Poor Yurik
By: mastermike569 x Show Full PostI honestly can't stop watching this trailer, its a work of art, a thing of beauty. The Sound track is superb and awe inspiring! Everything co-exists perfectly and the voice acting is soothing! This entire thing makes me melt and if i was a female right now, i'd be completely soaking wet in my office chair. Is this game an angel in disguise?Jun 04, 2010 11:18am PDT
By: SniperWolf22 x Show Full Postbought day 1
this god damn better be better than DX2Jun 04, 2010 8:58am PDT
By: SeraphielX x Show Full PostThat is a great pre-rendered gameplay-free video. Very Ghost in the Shell.
I wonder what the actual game will be like.Jun 04, 2010 10:12am PDTThat is a great pre-rendered gameplay-free video. Very Ghost in the Shell. I wonder what the actual g... : SeraphielX
By: Evil Furby x Show Full PostI played through most of the first Deus Ex, skipped the second one, and now I am looking forward to the third. I really should go back and finish the first game. That trailer was rather awesome. I hope we get some game play footage from E3.Jun 04, 2010 11:02am PDT
By: ease one x Show Full PostAre they also going to release a game when this movie comes out?Jun 04, 2010 10:53am PDT
By: gokart. x Show Full Postthey should make a movie instead.Jun 04, 2010 9:02am PDT
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That was f*cking awesome :DJun 04, 2010 10:29am PDTWOW. That was f*cking awesome :D : razorchicken
By: Batmanshack x Show Full PostWooo! Now that's a trailer! The music was awesome too... As long as they don't make an Invisible war everything will be great for this game!Jun 04, 2010 10:15am PDT
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Recent years have seen an explosion of afternoon teas around the capital, but some are better than others. Having tried most of London's better-known afternoon tea places for this feature, we've found some of them to be cynically overpriced tourist traps – but others have been utterly refreshing delights.
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Reviews by Zena Alkayat, Tania Ballantine, Simon Coppock, Guy Dimond, Charmaine Mok, Cathy Phillips
Vegan as well as gluten-, dairy- and sugar-free bakes are a key draw at this princess-pink cake parlour. But it's such a hit with north-west London locals, we wouldn't be surprised if most customers were entirely uninterested in its innocent credentials. Cutesy to its core, the café is packed full of grandma chic such as doilies and net curtains, and serves as a pretty space for chattering mums, friends and hen do's. Those with restricted diets love the individually named cupcakes – Roxy (raspberry), Bella (blueberry and passion fruit), Polly (plum and blackberry) et al – which are impressively baked without any artificial substitutes. A fifty per cent deposit and day's notice is required for all afternoon tea booking, though.
Afternoon tea served 2-6pm Fri, 10am-6pm Sat, noon-6pm Sun; £15 per head (minimum two people).
Bea's of Bloomsbury is a fast-expanding café, with new branches on the King's Road in Chelsea and at One New Change in the City. But it's this original in Bloomsbury which is the best. The 'sweet tea' at £12 comprised a double-decker of plates; the lower deck a too-crumbly scone with clotted cream and strawberry jam, the upper deck a more impressive display of confections. Among them were a moist cupcake the colour of dried blood; a tiny square of peanut and jam brittle; tiny, jewel-bright meringues; a dice-sized brownie, and some wobbly, caramel-coloured marshmallow. All of these were impeccably made with top- quality ingredients. The Jing tea selection also does the trick. However, service can be frosty and some areas (near the rear kitchen) rather noisy. A full afternoon tea, with savoury eats, is only served at weekends at the St Paul's branch.
'Sweet tea' served 2-7pm Mon-Fri; 12-7pm Sat-Sun.
Unlike Dolly's in Selfridge's (see above), Bond & Brook is far enough removed from the hubbub of the main shop floor to serve as a restful retreat from the labours of flexing that credit card. If anything, this sleek, bright space can be a little too quiet come mid-afternoon. Nonetheless, the warm service, very 'designed' aesthetic and imaginative menu make it a great stop. The afternoon tea leans toward the frivolous, with Smarties to start and coloured, glitter sprinkled fondant fancies to finish. It's not London's most accomplished afternoon tea, but it has an easy-going charm that makes it a pleasure.
Afternoon tea served 3-5.45pm Mon-Sat, 3pm-7.15pm Thur; £17.50 per head.
Reminiscent of a French parlour, afternoon tea at Dean Street Townhouse is usually served in an ante-room boudoir, just off the clamour of the main dining room. Armchairs are low and squishy, cushions frilly, and the lighting always flattering. Efficient – if sometimes brusque – staff deliver a range of options from a dedicated afternoon menu, such as the classic Townhouse Tea (£15.75), offering well-made finger sandwiches and scones plus deliciously retro cakes (a slice of baby Battenberg, say) on pretty china. For a hit of something savoury, go for one of the 'high tea' small plates: we loved the own-made spiced crab paste served on toast (£6.50), and a tangy, cheesy buck rarebit (Welsh rarebit topped with an egg), which at £6.75 is an absolute steal.
Afternoon tea served 3-6pm daily; £15.75 per head.
The Saatchi Gallery's brasserie is a step above most gallery eateries; with its lofty arched ceilings, handsome brickwork and modern furnishings, it works as a destination even if you don't visit for the art. On a warm day, the tables in the courtyard overlooking Duke of York Square are highly desirable. The tea here isn't overly lavish, which isn't always a bad thing. Some of the pastries and sweets are excellent, such as a vanilla-speckled raspberry tartlet and shot glasses of Pimm's jelly topped with chopped strawberries, cucumber and mint. A small cube of dark chocolate layer cake surprised with its light sponge and deep cocoa flavours. The rest wasn't as impressive, with finger sandwiches let down by dried-out bread, while the sultana-studded scones (not warm, as promised on the menu) were far too crumbly. The tea selection doesn't quite make up for it either, with a sparse selection comrprising Assam, Earl Grey, green and various herbal and fruit infusions.
Afternoon tea served 2.30-6pm daily; £9.50 per head or £17 for two.
A local tearoom with London-wide appeal, High Tea of Highgate sets itself apart from other local spots by virtue of its nostalgic charm. Sandwiched among the traditional shops on Highgate High Street, its pretty striped awning and bunting set the tone. Inside, crockery and cute kitchen knick-knacks are for sale and waitresses bustle around with pots of tea and healthy portions of British bakes. There's no set afternoon tea menu, but you can piece together your own (apart from the sandwiches) with scones, chocolate buttercream sponge, lemon drizzle or lavender cake among those on the menu. It's a classic, simple and, dare we say it, slightly boring selection. Still, everything is own-made and together with a pot of loose leaf tea, there are worse ways to while away an afternoon.
No set tea, open 11am-6pm Tue-Sun, 8.30am-6pm Fri. Around £17 per head.
Blakes opened on a quiet South Kensington street in 1978, with interiors by renowned society designer Anouska Hempel. Recently refurbished, it has retained its moody Oriental vibe, and tea can be taken in the downstairs Chinese room, which compensates for a lack of natural light with sumptuous printed screens and lavish cushions. We prefer the serene Japanese Garden, a bijoux courtyard to the rear of the hotel boasting a handful of alfresco tables, with ludicrously attractive staff to boot. Dark walls and black parasols are offset by potted bay trees and topiary, making for a sophisticated setting, but it's downhill from there. Our under-filled finger sandwiches were on the dry side, while a single slice of dreary chocolate cake seemed stingy. Scones served with both jam and fresh strawberries were better, though whipped rather than clotted cream proved a disappointment. If you favour style over substance, this might fit the bill.
Afternoon tea served 12.30-5.30pm daily; £19 per head.
Both tea and cake are in plentiful supply at Le Chandelier. More than 30 varieties of loose leaf tea by Jing are stacked in jars while the cakes cause passers by to ogle from the window. Piled high and wide, they cover the gamut of confections from cupcakes and brownies to billowing meringues and grown-up cheesecakes and are ordered daily from various local suppliers. Scones, however, are baked in-house and are a pleasing addition to the generous afternoon tea, which, depending on what's fresh that day, usually includes a slice of Madeira cake and a Portuguese custard tart among a selection of four sweets. The salon setting – a sort of grand French, British and Middle Eastern fusion – is a suitably special backdrop.
Afternoon tea served 3-6pm daily; £16 per head.
With its airy interiors, funky alfresco tables on St John's Square, and hip, friendly staff, the Modern Pantry is a relaxed spot for taking tea. A handful of brews (courtesy of local supplier Newby Teas) are served up in quirky pots, alongside a modish crew of full-flavoured eats: the triple-decker artisan-bread sarnie came groaning with slow roast tomatoes, peppery rocket and marinated feta, while a still-warm green-tea scone with a chunky gooseberry compote and clotted cream middle proved a terrific alternative to the traditional ingredients. Pear, lemon and polenta cake, or the chocolate brownie studded with chunks of sour cherries, were equally moreish. It's not super-smart, but at only £15 a head, this is an afternoon tea that's open to all.
Afternoon tea served 3-5pm Mon-Fri; £15 per head.
Come summer, this palatial venue really comes into its own. Once Queen Anne's greenhouse and entertaining pavilion, the high-ceilinged building is pleasantly imposing while its large terrace is a wonderful suntrap. The grand setting certainly helps the packed-in tourists and locals overlook the uninspiring white crockery and over-potent 'signature' orange scones. There is only one set afternoon tea, at £22.65; or go off-menu and choose a slice from a table piled high with sweet options.
Afternoon tea served noon-6pm daily Mar-Sept; noon-5pm daily Oct-Feb; £22.65 per head.
It's wise to book whatever time you visit Orange Pekoe, so popular is this charming little tea room near the river on the Barnes/Mortlake border. The front room sets the tone: black and gold tea canisters line one wall, while the wooden counter is laden with chunky sandwiches and classy looking cakes. Further in, the small interior is brightened by white-painted brickwork and a skylight, with flamboyant wallpaper and pretty vintage crockery providing a decorative feminine touch. On a sunny afternoon, the wobbly metal tables outside are packed, despite their proximity to a busy roundabout. Affable staff explain the deal for afternoon tea: a pot of tea of your choice, finger sandwiches (including cucumber and mint, smoked salmon, and egg mayo), a fat scone with Cornish clotted cream and strawberry jam, plus your pick of the cakes. The baking is tip-top – we devoured a moist slab of orange and almond cake (wheat- and gluten-free) and a large wedge of lemon chiffon cake, light, fluffy and slathered with lemon butter icing – but it's the brew that's matters. Almost 80 loose-leaf teas (black, green, white, yellow, oolong and herbal) are available, remarkably all costing the same per pot whether it's fragrant Gyokuro Asahi (a high-end Japanese green tea) or a breakfast blend. Elegant white bone china or glass teapots and a three-tier cake stand add to the sense of occasion. Orange Pekoe also serves breakfast, light lunches (soup of the day, pâté platters) and a decent array of coffee drinks.
Afternoon tea served 2-5pm daily; £16.95 per head.
It's all about vintage styling in this supposedly 'secret'(but clearly signposted) venue above the Coach & Horses pub in Soho. Decked out like a retro tea room and complete with fine bone china and a crackling soundtrack (via a gramophone), the venue is a serene retreat from the Soho bustle below. The charm is in the styling and ambience rather the afternoon tea itself. Here, quality loose-leaf teas are served with sandwiches, scones and a slice of sponge or cupcake. While some of the cakes suffered from sogginess, the cupcakes were too dry, with most of their flavour achieved through a thick layer of moussey frosting. It's a shame, because taking tea here is a jolly experience, and not at all bad value at £14.50.
Afternoon tea served noon-6pm daily; £14.50 per head.
How can the list be complete without the Langham?
Beautiful surroundings and great sandwiches!
There's quite an interesting chocolate afternoon tea at the Landmark Hotel in London:
The Winter garden is quite an experience :)
Guys its a tea time, Its a great get together time with my friends. Me and my friend here and it was wonderful tea, sandwiches. http://www.avnikensingtonhotel.co.uk/
Guys its a tea time, Its a great get together time with my friends. Me and my friend here and it was wonderful tea, sandwiches. http://www.avnikensingtonhotel.co.uk/
Guys its a tea time, Its a great get together time with my friends. Me and my friend here and it was wonderful tea, sandwiches. http://www.avnikensingtonhotel.co.uk/
Guys its a tea time, Its a great get together time with my friends. Me and my friend here and it was wonderful tea, sandwiches. http://www.avnikensingtonhotel.co.uk/
Guys its a tea time, Its a great get together time with my friends. Me and my friend here and it was wonderful tea, sandwiches. http://www.avnikensingtonhotel.co.uk/
Guys its a tea time, Its a great get together time with my friends. Me and my friend here and it was wonderful tea, sandwiches. http://www.avnikensingtonhotel.co.uk/
Some of the best afternoon tea that I had was at Skylon on the Southbank and I also enjoyed the Sandersons Hotel and Harrods. The only thing which they could all benefit from is having a live ensemble performing rather than chart music in the background. On the outskirts of London, I also enjoyed afternoon tea at the Grims Dyke mansion in Harrow Weald. What type of music do you think works best during afternoon tea? Please tweet me @bigsands.
Taking afternoon tea at the Radisson Blu Edwardian Grafton130 Tottenham Court Road, London, W1T 5AYGrafton Hotel was quite an experience. I enjoyed the relxing atmosphere and the delicious sandwiches and the cakes and scones. Lovely tea and wonderful service.
Tea and Tattle, 41 Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3PE (opposite the British Museum) http://www.apandtea.co.uk/tearoom.html Took a friend here and it was wonderful, great service and wonderful tea, sandwiches, scones and cakes. Highly recommend!!!
I just don't get it. A few bland sandwiches, stale cake and a pot of tea costs more than a decent meal and a glass of beer at a pub. We spent 60 pounds for afternoon tea ( for 3) at Soho's Secret Tea Room and we all agree that is the stupidest choice we made on our visit to London.
A good guide, giving a good selection of afternoon teas and I love your photos. I'm rather passionate about tea myself and have started a blog to share my experiences - http://teawithmeandfriends.blogspot.co.uk/
A potentially helpful guide with useful information about places offering gluten and dairy free options. It would have been good if this information was available for all of the tea 'houses' that are listed. I am looking for somewhere on the Soutbank to have tea after visiting the Shard on a Sunday. Can you help? Thanks
How about Afternoon Tea at Kettner's in Soho? They have them in the brasserie downstairs, or you can book afternoon tea for a group in one of the lovely private rooms...
I am a bit surprised, Afternoon Tea at "Cafe Concerto" (St Paul's, London branch) haven't been mentioned yet. It was quite good value as the deal I had was generous and drinks options were varied for a quiet afternoon out.
Afternoon Tea at La Brasserie at Brompton Cross is fab ! Great location, delicious and such good value !
Do you not rate Fortnum and Masons afternoon tea?
Do you not rate Fortnum and Masons afternoon tea?
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is there a page missing of 'Special Occasion' afternoon teas? I was hoping to see reviews of the Ritz, Claridges etc
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