InsaneMatt

I honestly do not know what to say.

My thoughts are with all his friends and family.

As I'm in my mid-20's, floppy disks were the only way to transfer school work (excluding emailing them myself as an attachment).

I found her annoying, but tolerable.

A note to future self: Never read threads on GiantBomb at 3 am.

I think my laughter has woken the neighbours up.

Amazing work! Bookmarked x Infinite!

According to a submission for my tool (which I'm not naming due to advertising), the 2012 version of Most Wanted saves to 'Documents\Criterion Games\Need For Speed(TM) Most Wanted'.

As I do not own the game myself, I cannot confirm this path. Having said this, no-one has corrected it neither so I'd assume it's correct.

I regularly use Ebuyer for my components.

Other than a G500 that had a manufacturing issue (which they happily replaced), I've never had an issue with them.

@TruthTellah said:

@CaLe: @Hitchenson: Correct me if I'm mistaken, but isn't the NHS almost fully funded as part of your income tax and not the VAT?

Correct.

General tax (i.e tax taken directly from our pay-checks) fund the NHS, in the same way it also funds the Police service and primary schools.

@Chavtheworld said:

@InsaneMatt said:

@Chavtheworld said:

@RollingZeppelin said:

Welcome to what the rest of the world pays. Oh wait, you still get games way cheaper than the rest of us.

This, also here in England we enjoy 20% tax. Wooooooooooooooooooo.

While it's a form of tax, it's actually called VAT.

What's the difference between Value Added Tax and what the Americans pay then? Do they also have to pay it on food and such?

'Basic food' items, children's clothing, books and a few other items are exempt from VAT.

Not entirely sure of the American consumption tax, so I can't comment on it.

In any case, I miss the days of 17.5% VAT *sigh*

@Chavtheworld said:

@RollingZeppelin said:

Welcome to what the rest of the world pays. Oh wait, you still get games way cheaper than the rest of us.

This, also here in England we enjoy 20% tax. Wooooooooooooooooooo.

While it's a form of tax, it's actually called VAT.

Wasn't aware there was a sale until I read this thread, so thanks I guess.

Been lurking around since the "Arrow Pointing Down" days but never actually posted before; heck it took me a while to even register.