Tuesday, 17 March 2009
Tuesday, 10 March 2009
Friday, 5 December 2008
Are You A Templar Or A Paladine?
NEO Shifters !!!
The story behind the game is very simple: two opposite groups are fighting to take control of a planet: the evil Templars and the wise, noble, heroic Paladines...
Being the game free (there's VIP option that, if purchased, gives you more features), i went through the sign-up process...
I obvioulsy (grin...) choosed to be a Templar, and in the next step i customized my character picking my mask and my shifter colour.
Few clicks more and I was ready to enter this wonderful MMORPG game...
Here's a video of one of my first battle... erm, it seems i was not that good... but i will learn.. fight... win!
C'mon, wanna join me?
Just follow NEO Shifters, sign up, choose your character and... let's go!
Oh, pay attention not to meet me before you are not really really skilled... I learn fast!
Thursday, 27 November 2008
Children See, Children Do
Thanks to
http://www.napcan.org.au/index.htm
that gave me the necessary authorization to share the video on my blog(s).
No More Need To Be Said...
Friday, 30 May 2008
Cluster Bombs: Resolution Approved in Dublin

Representatives of more than 100 countries have approved a draft treaty to ban the global use of cluster bombs. Although the United States, China and Russia are not part of the agreement, campaigners hope they will eventually sign on.
The world's three largest military powers, China, Russia and the United States, along with other countries that have used cluster bombs such as Pakistan and Israel, were not represented at the conference in Dublin.
But Thomas Nash of the Cluster Munitions Coalition, an umbrella body campaigning for a ban on the weapons is hoping the Dublin deal will spell the end for their use.
"We believe that this treaty is going to stigmatize this weapon so completely and so strongly that countries such as the United States, Russia and China simply will not be willing to pay the political price of using them and facing the public opprobrium that will come with any use in the future," Nash said.
At the beginning of the conference, Britain was seen as one of the countries that would oppose a comprehensive ban. But during the meeting, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said his government had issued instructions in support of the ban of all cluster bombs.
Mr. Brown said the agreement announced late Wednesday was in line with British interests and values, and makes the world a safer place.
A U.S. statement said, "While the United States shares the humanitarian concerns of those in Dublin, cluster munitions have demonstrated military utility, and their elimination from U.S. stockpiles would put the lives of our soldiers and those of our coalition partners at risk."
Cluster munitions are deployed from the air or ground. They release dozens or hundreds of smaller bomblets and grenades. Many of them fail to detonate on impact and become anti-personnel mines that will kill and maim long after the conflict has ended.
The International Committee of the Red Cross is one of many humanitarian groups that campaigned for a total ban. The organization was represented in Dublin and its spokesman, Peter Herby, told VOA the ICRC has dealt first-hand with the consequences of cluster bombs in Indochina, Afghanistan, Lebanon and other places.
"We simply have seen too much damage, too much carnage among civilians caused by these weapons and we have decided it was time to intervene loudly and forcibly to ensure that they are simply eliminated, that they become prohibited just like chemical, biological weapons and anti-personnel land mines," Herby said.
The agreement brings to an end a process that began in Oslo, Norway in February 2007 when 46 nations agreed to prohibit cluster munitions. One-hundred-forty countries took part in subsequent meetings in Peru, Austria and New Zealand that saw the development of the treaty text.
Countries, including some not present in Dublin will sign the treaty in Oslo, in December. After signing, countries need to ratify it, usually through legislative approval for the treaty to be legally binding.
Maybe time to remove'em from Netropolis too? (After all, who use them....)
Article from Voice of America website
Tuesday, 29 April 2008
LookOfTheYear
It seems some nukes were sent to a couple of my lil gardens, still no one went to grab lands. I am a little bored to try and find who was to send them, amazing how they addressed me more maps than those I run, so prolly someone else will go and take revenge...
Netropolis seems stagnant again, but damn, there's a world out there!
Surfing the web, I just found this amazing opportunity for people worldwide:
They're looking for people from all over the world: simply send them your best pic and you could be the new Naomi Campbell or the new George Clooney... or at least you could win a 10.000 USD price!
Well, i would have sent them this pic:
but i do not think it would be so good lmao!
But would be great to see Sarah, or Ashley, or Regan, or one of our young, beautiful, delightful female bombers to join this beauty contest!
Be sure, netrobabes, I would rate your pics at the top of each chart!
Even male players can join, so try this opportunity! Deano too! LMAO
Oh well, I do not think that those who owns Rome will have so much free time... not now, at least!
Monday, 29 October 2007
Thursday, 4 October 2007
Pot Of Gold

Friday, 7 September 2007
Bomb Deano (Just A Flash Game)
A crazy scientist is testing nervous breackdown limits of his little robotic creature. He closed it into the lab, without any chance to escape, and start launching him bombs.
Help the little robot, that we can name DEANO, trying to survive the more you can.
Do not forget to collect stars, they'll be useful as shields for a little time.
HOW TO PLAY
As the game is loaded, click on the second menu button to start the new game.
Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow to move DEANO.
Good luck (but if DEANO gets a bomb or two, does it really matter)
BOMB DEANO - Panic Bomb
Monday, 23 July 2007
Smash The Puppets (Or The Muppets?)
Relax With This Small Game By QuincyBros!
Monday, 18 June 2007
Friday, 4 May 2007
That's Unbelievable!
