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#1  Edited By greengrunny

@yesiamaduck: Used to be my local. The bar staff there are good for a laugh too. It's good to be friends with them :D

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@yesiamaduck: That's exact;y where I moved from.

Good luck dude. If all else fails, head to the Sidewinder. They have good ale there :D

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It's going to be interesting having to go to work tomorrow morning here in Brighton. Thankfully, I'm a good mile-ish from the beach. Glad I moved from right on the seafront 2 months back XD

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Personally, I am favouring Matt Smith as the Doctor over both Tennant and Eccleston, although this is partly down to the quality of the story writing, and the shift from Russel T Davies to Steven Moffat.

The more recent series has tended to do away with some of the dogma created by RTD, most of which ended up feeling inconsistent to me, and Moffat has made Smith a bit darker in some ways, especially with good supporting characters.

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@WickedFather: Master's Mode was ridiculously hard at times. I got stuck for a while on Mojo King B, but, when I finally did beat him, I got through the following stages on my first try. Ben K was pretty hard, I'll admit, but, I managed to pull it off first time and got an A rank. 
The problem with the San Bone Trio on Master's was that the initial defending part was so fast that you were unlikely to survive. Then the level carries on for a very long time, due to you not taking much damage off of the trio.
When I almost beat them, it took about 7 or eight defend/attack portions before the final and then I died there.
I believe that the difficulty of that level was reduced somewhat for the PSP version of the game, based upon I few videos I have watched of it.
And it's great that somebody else found this amazing game so hard! :D
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For myself, there have been several games that have been frustratingly hard.
I beat Halo Reach on Legendary (solo), which was no mean feat. Lots of time spent watching my corpse flail to the ground whilst elites (or quite often, grunts with stickies in hand) run about laughing. Still, not the hardest game.

Bayonetta on the harder difficulties became extremely difficult at times, and I gave up eventually. The game play was only fun up to a certain point.
Then, there's Apple Jack, and Xbox Indie game. Fun, quaintly British, and a right pain in the arse. I'm still working on completing this game...

And finally. The one true bane of my gaming history.
Gitaroo Man on the PS2.
I must have spent countless hours, perhaps in the hundreds, attempting to beat the Sanbone Trio on Master's Mode, and failing. I even got close once, being about 15 seconds from the end of the final. That's about the only time I've ever thrown a controller in a fit of rage. 

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I really don't care about the wedding itself, or much about the Royal family.

Unlike most other people in the UK, I won't be getting the day off of work, as I work in the service industry. Same as every other bank holiday, national holiday or event. 
Believe me when I say that sucks, when all your friends get the day off to go out and have fun and such. :/

As well as this, people saying that the wedding will bring in tons of cash for the economy, have you considered to whom this money is going? It is most likely going in to bigger businesses who will end up retaining most of it as profit for themselves? 
The actual amount of revenue and profit made from this which will go back in to the UK economy will be very minimal at best. The propaganda from the government and the papers leads people to believe that the wedding will more than pay for itself, but, this is not realistic with regards to the way big businesses (who will see most money coming in to their hands) operate.