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thanks alot for the advice guys. I don't know if I mentioned up above and don't want to check, but our most police, and I vouch for ours train on 650's. They are not sport bikes, but they are just as heavy and are obviously still more powerful than a 250cc. People who are speaking of the stay away from 600cc sport bike, are hinting to the fact you won't have the self control not to push the bike once you see the speed it is capable of. But when I saw denymala refer to youngsters, I said, you know what, this is the kind of people they are speaking to, young reckless ones. I am young, but in terms of maturity way past the "need for speed" I own a nice fast car, but I never go over 100km with it, road clear or not... I think in the end it will come down to your responsibility which is what you guys are saying. Thanks for the input. I will let you know how it goes, I am looking for a nice sport bike now...

I totally disagree. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It was typical in some areas yes. And I always hated the "mask" thing. But it had a good touch of humour, and in my opinion it was more enjoyable than even the second one. A little more edgy to me.

3 entertaining movies coming down the line I think. MI3, Superman and X3.

here is what I am looking at... got one ready to go in my local shop. http://www.bikepics.com/pictures/425078/

thanks for the advice soback. very good! what do you say to everyone of the "experts" or riders on the various sport bike forums on the internet who say, it is death to start at a 600....

I saw a black Kawasaki Nina 650 ZX RR in a shop. Looks brand new but isn't.. being sold for someone by the dealer. So you aren't trying to sway me one way or the other, but you are saying if I want to get a 650 as my first bike that is fine. Also I applied to go on our police motor cycle course and they start on 650's.... with 100 percent success for all they train. I do eventually want to get a sport bike, I was thinking get experience riding on the yamaha dt175 dual purpose, then graduate to the sport bike type of ride... so my main question is, is the switch from an upright riding scrambler type bike to a sport bike type a whole new learning process? I mean aside from the power of course, but in terms of balance and stuff doesn't the same principles apply?

ive been playing oblivion on mostly the third person view. always on for fighting. no slowdowns, graphics all the way... with only 2x AA.

thansk for the advice soback. I've been thinking alot about my dream bike. the one I want when I'm satisfied with my riding ability. Im pleased to report that in only my third hour on a bike I am going through the figure 8 without problems... to my wife's displeasure it seems I am a natural. Anyway I was thinking about getting a DT 175 Yamaha as my first bike or a Zongshen... Then I think I want a Yamaha YZF-R6 That's the kind of look in a sport bike I like. I don't want anything super powerful. Nothing over 650. http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/products.../1/0/image.aspx

pretty cool

There is nothing like having a newborn baby asleep on your chest... NOTHING... Amen

hey Jag, congrats again. My baby had a problem with the sugar too, and was kept for 2 days in the ICU, boy he really missed his mum, afterwards he would not sleep in the crib and the nurse had to keep coming to bring him out to my wife, so they broke hospital rules and let him sleep next to her. he was 11 pounds so I think they think he was tough Anyway for me as a first time father i drilled the doctor about the blood sugar thing and he kept reassuring me it was a normal thing and happens to alot of babies. CONgrats again!

my first topic in a bit. So I have been bitten by the riding bug. I've always thought riding a motor cycle would be cool and fun and always wanted to try, but was kind of scared of it because they look so big and heavy. That changed recently since I met a new friend who has one and I've been riding it. No falls yet. Its a Kawasaki 250. Not heavy duty but still peppy! So I am wondering, any cyclists in here? I'd like to discuss my prospects for riding! And bikes!

I ventured there once a while back and promptly left. But not before I started some good debates!

you people can't be serious with the pr0n

if i had known this game was on direct2drive, I would have downloaded it... but sadly ive already ordered it on ebgames, what with all the expensive shipping and what not...

cool describe some stuff that happened in your game

I just requested my second key in about a year and some of owning the game. Hope I don't count as an abuser. Just a question, trying to run the game when I am not online brings up the star force box. Online is required? I installed a DVD writer today so I guess that's what changed on the system...

anyone still playing this?

I just ordered it, been a long time since I played an RPG. my last real one being FF7. Deus Ex to a lesser extent. Never did the NWN or Baldurs Gate stuff. Looking forward to this one. Seems epic Almost a year and a half later my rig is still up there for this.

is oblivion played from a first person view?

I didn't like it. Maybe it was the poor lighting at the drive in.

so come on guys how are you liking the game? What did you all get it and now don't have time to post. The reviewers are raving... best RPG ever. But they say that all the time

about 7 years ago I played and loved alpha centauri. I didn't have a job at the time so I never bought the game. But I loved it and I don't know why. I mean if a game is good, no matter what genre is I'll play it. I play gal civ 2, I played and liked BOTF, but it had problems. Tell me a bit about the gameplay. as someone who didn't play civ 3 or 2 which were 2 other good games I heard. Does it have water units, like warships submarines? Fighters?

who has it? Tell me about it. Thinking about getting it.

why are so many playing it then? mmog space game fix until something better comes?