CoD:4

**seanb12491** · 10-27-07, 10:36 PM

im definitely going to get that is any one else

**wildsrv** · 10-27-07, 11:21 PM

I have 3 but don't play it much

**Muqtar SGT_Clintok** · 10-28-07, 10:40 AM

The demo is out and it is tight. The coolest thing about it is when enemy guy gets hit in the legs or guts and goes down but doesn't die. You get to walk up on him and finish him off with a headshot.

I really wish this were present in BF2. It would be so nice to walk up to some of you guys after dropping you and finish you off with my knife.

Rag doll physics are good. The environment is somewhat closed, similar to all CODs. BF2's completely open environment is great.

**w4jchosen** · 10-28-07, 04:51 PM

I played the demo and it was okay. I am over the COD series to be honest. I really enjoyed COD/UO, and was psyched about COD2, but after a while it got stale. COD3 is just a prettier, modernized version. What made COD/UP so great was it had vehicles. From what I understand the multiplayer is not going to have them. Big mistake IMO.

**Agent** · 10-28-07, 05:20 PM

Getting it for 360.

**Dead Prodigy** · 10-23-09, 06:12 AM

I really don't know what to make of this.

Schoolchildren hit with hugging ban - , - Latest news & weather forecasts - MSN News UK

**imported_Target Practice** · 10-23-09, 06:23 AM

I was banned from hugging schoolchildren once... but that's a whoooole different story.

**Kayli** · 10-23-09, 06:31 AM

Originally Posted by Target Practice

I was banned from hugging schoolchildren once... but that's a whoooole different story.

Only ONCE TP? I'm sure all the schools in your area have banned you from even looking at the school building itself

Anyway, all joking aside.
My highschool "banned" hugging and other displays of affection between members of the opposite sex. I remember hugging a friend of mine when he came back to school after a family tragedy and we got warnings because of it. I know people who got write ups and detentions for hugs as well.
We're in an age where everything is unacceptable as its too affectionate. Schools act like a simple hug leads to a rubber being put on, all the time. The fact that its younger children is just stupid. I don't know...I don't understand why half the things out there are banned.

**arahzel** · 10-23-09, 08:18 AM

I'm torn about this. I never thought PDA, was acceptable even as a high school student. I keep that stuff private. I don't like seeing people give more than a peck in public (unless it's a bride/groom). Part of me just screams, "Get a room!"

However, humans NEED affection. It's part of our society. We cannot sustain without human contact -- and not just being around other people. We need those touches for our mental well-being.

Why do we encourage hugging in pre-schools, which is optional, and then want to stifle it when it comes to mandatory schooling? Hey kids, everything you learned for the past two years? Forget that and learn this instead.

I think perhaps the school board couldn't decide where to draw the line, so they took away the whole package.

**KittyInATopHat** · 10-23-09, 02:48 PM

To be an asshole, everyone in that school should just hookup & makeout with eachother.

In all seriousness, though, that's messed up. I'm iffy about PDA, sometimes I do it, sometimes I don't. But that's so stupid. My friends & I are so pyshical with eachother, if that was suddenly put into effect, we wouldn't know what to do.