I may be wrong here, but judging from Ellatrue's post and the part of amjoie's post that Ellatrue quoted, I think her problem was more the implication that there's something wrong with people that like the deaths in the game:


 As well as the implication that people who enjoy the deaths in the game haven't encountered much suffering in real life, that was what bugged me about amjoie's post, and I thought that was what Ellatrue was trying to say.

I've hardly had any accidental deaths in my game, the only ones I have had happened when I stupidly left a friend playing the game while I made coffee. So I just exited without saving.

Well I can tell you that one of those retarded answers was mine as I was trying to do about four things at once when I voted and accidentally either failed to check or unchecked Journalism, I noticed a split second too late. Sorry.

He plays Lloyd in Coronation Street, though his character has disappeared for a while as Craig Charles was suspended for drug use. I don't watch it, but as I was reading this I opened the newspaper and there was a photo of him back at work on the third page.

There were eight series in all, the first six were great, the last two, not so much. I don't think it was wholly to do with the cast change (Kris didn't really replace Rimmer, he was still in four episodes of series seven and all of series eight), though I was never impressed with Chloe Annett. I think the break up of the writers had more to do with it, Paul Alexander just wasn't a good enough replacement for Rob Grant.

Er... I know you did, my point was that I didn't see what the fact he was an Englishman and you're Latin American had to do with it. I guess I just would have said 'my husband is puritanical in the way he speaks, while I'm passionate'. Saying it like that does imply that his being English is part of the reason, even if you didn't mean it to sound like that. My misunderstanding, sorry.

I have never heard an Englishman call it 'making love' except on TV, I'd imagine him calling it that has more to do with the puritanical bit rather than the being an Englishman bit. Every Englishman I've ever heard mention sex, even about their significant other has called it shagging, fucking, banging or some other unromantic term. If a man suggested we make love I'd run a mile.

Edited to add: Well, OK, I might not run away, it would depend on the man making the suggestion, because I'm shallow and if he was hot he could say anything at all to get me into bed and I wouldn't care. So I'm either desperate because of my recent dry spell, or I'm just a slut. 

I do enjoy slash (well I say I enjoy slash, in truth I probably enjoyed about 0.5 percent of all the slash I've ever read. That's a quality issue though, since most of it is appalling, and I don't even go to ff.net) and so do most of my female friends. It doesn't affect my enjoyment knowing I can't take part, I just like to imagine attractive men. My main problem with porn, either gay or straight is that everyone looks like they're having an awful time. I've never seen porn with people who look like they enjoy what they're doing. Maybe it's not my main problem with porn, maybe it's that it's filled with people even less attractive than people I've slept with, crappy dialogue, shitty camera work, handlebar moustaches... Yeah, OK, my main problem with porn is that it's just plain bad.