ganoncrotch said:
walsufnir said:
ganoncrotch said:
walsufnir said:
Thanks to amazon.co.uk I still get my banned games delivered to my home! :D This is getting even more ridiculous: If I buy a game allowed for people >= 18 I have to be at home when delivery is due so the postman can check my identity and that I am over 18. If I buy a banned game at amazon.co.uk I get it although it's banned and there is no age-verification.
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Some odd stuff on that wiki of stuff that's banned tho "games movies or art which glorifies war or trivialises violence" .... so .... there's no CoD in germany then? or street fighter 4, the first time someone does some Spraying and Praying they're just Trivialising deaths they might cause. You should move to Ireland, here we got pretty much no rules on gaming since the Government here hears games and think mario jumping on Goombas on the NES, altho on saying that financially Germany owns Ireland... so maybe wait a few years to come here.
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Of course we have COD. It's so confusing here, I have no words for it.
And I have been to Ireland already, in 2004 and 2005. In 2004 we could still smoke in the pubs, in 2005 the fun was over :D
First time we were in Killarney (Lady's view) and second time we had a house next to the Skelligs so we only were at the ring of Kerry but it was absolutely nice there. I liked talking to the old Irish at the pubs. Open-minded people and very nice to tourists!
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Yup we are, I live on the start of the Ring of Kerry myself good old Rose of Tralee :) I'm loving the Irish way of dealing with stuff more and more now, I'd say we have some of the most multicultured people living here, very little in the lines of crime over race etc, massive LGBT communities with very few people who give grief to them and just this week passed laws to allow abortion if needed, When reading about some of the crime around the world just based 100% on not agreeing with someones Race/beliefs or who they wanna love I really feel bad for people not living here. Not sure if that makes sense... I'm rather tired.
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I was in Tralee! We took the Ferry so we could drive to the cliffs of Moher (misspelled it, I think ;)).
