Discussions mike is involved in

• Sony Ericsson U5i Vivaz

  Last post: Mark Varcoe on 27.07.10 at 20:48 | Started by paula hudson on 19.07.10

  

  With so many mobiles looking so alike these days I was expecting a typical Sony Ericsson stylish but block-like design when the Vivaz arrived on my desk. How wrong could I be! More about Sony Ericsson U5i Vivaz

• Caribbean Travel Deals And Information

  Last post: paula hudson on 22.07.10 at 09:40 | Started by Prettyboy on 01.07.10

  

   If you want to travel to the Caribbean, you have many options to choose from. Your Caribbean travel destinations include: More about Caribbean Travel Deals And Information

• Football’s Fashion Parade Thin on Beauty

  Last post: Shaun Marshall on 18.07.10 at 20:54 | Started by Don New Member on 12.07.10

  

  The All Whites have been one of the few teams that did not partake in this appalling behaviour, and for that New Zealanders can be proud. More about Football’s Fashion Parade Thin on Beauty

• Top 3 cities in South Africa

  Last post: cobex on 12.07.10 at 22:33 | Started by Sam Henry on 24.06.10

  

  While South Africa is dotted with a number of urban centers, there can be little doubt that the top three SA cities are Johannesburg, Durban, and Cape Town. Each of these cities has a unique character that draws different types of people - see More about Top 3 cities in South Africa

• Hyundai i45

  Last post: Boks on 09.07.10 at 11:56 | Started by Prettyboy on 01.07.10

  

  Does it deserve the song and dance? More about Hyundai i45

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• Iron Man 2

  Last post: Peter T on 07.07.10 at 00:42 | Started by Ella T on 05.07.10

  

  With 2008's "Iron Man" a solid if uneven addition to Marvel's cinematic superhero legacy, there was the natural belief that a sequel could finally move past the setup phase and delve deeper into the characters and story while rustling up grander action set-pieces. That More about Iron Man 2

• The Sacred Cow of Nuclear Power

  Last post: Hippynz on 17.03.10 at 00:30 | Started by GetFrank Member on 15.03.10

  

  There are a number of “sacred cow” issues in New Zealand that politicians shy away from. These taboos are embedded so deep within our culture that they have become sacrosanct, protected from contrary opinion or even open discussion. As a consequence, whenever these subjects More about The Sacred Cow of Nuclear Power

• Bioshock 2

  Last post: Garry Herrington on 13.03.10 at 15:51 | Started by Marty on 01.03.10

  

  The original Bioshock, now an ancient 2 years old in gaming terms, was, and in fact still is a work of art. The ‘50s art deco styling of Rapture – its underwater city setting, compelling storyline and some genuinely undies-soiling moments made it stand More about Bioshock 2

• 1999 Nissan Silvia Spec R – Clash of the Codes

  Last post: mike oreilly on 01.03.10 at 23:48 | Started by SMN Photography on 15.02.10

  

  Is it a show car? Is it a drift car? Either way, Thor Hein’s latest import is an impressive machine with an interesting history. More about 1999 Nissan Silvia Spec R – Clash of the Codes

• Chocolate Waffles

  Last post: AT on 17.02.10 at 17:18 | Started by TESSA shoebridge on 15.02.10

  

  Brighten your sweetheart’s morning this Valentine's Day with decadent Chocolate Waffles. More about Chocolate Waffles

• John Key draws a Flag for New Zealand

  Last post: Hippynz on 15.02.10 at 13:43 | Started by mike oreilly on 09.02.10

  

  Breakfast speaks to the Prime Minister about Waitangi Day celebrations, Dr Bollard's comments that NZ can't expect to compete with Australia economically, and what he plans to say in his opening speech to parliament. More about John Key draws a Flag for New Zealand

• Fuzzy Duck

  Started by mike oreilly on 25.01.10

  

  A tongue-twisting drinking game played around a circle based on the phrase 'Fuzzy Duck'. The first player starts the game off by saying "To my left..." or "To my right...", followed by "Fuzzy Duck". This starts the game in the specified More about Fuzzy Duck

• GetFrank's Exclusive Interview with Christoph Waltz

  Last post: mike oreilly on 22.01.10 at 23:17 | Started by Chad Ellwood on 18.01.10

  

  Born in Vienna, Waltz studied acting at the city’s Max Reinhardt Seminar before going on to enter the prestigious Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in New York. Beginning his career as a stage actor, working everywhere from Vienna’s Burgtheater and the Salzburg Festival, More about GetFrank's Exclusive Interview with Christoph Waltz