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BREXITEER MPs are on the warpath after No10 ditched plans to end all EU red tape this year.
They are upset because ministers have admitted they will be unable to shred all the rules we inherited from Brussels.
Brexiteer MPs like Jacob Rees-Mogg are fuming[/caption]
The PM had vowed to look at them all in his first 100 days to unleash our post-Brexit potential.
But only another 600 out of 4,000 EU laws will go by December 31 — on top of 1,000 already axed since we left in 2020.
An angry delegation of Brexiteers was last night set to complain to ministers and the chief whip.
Ex-Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg, previously in charge of the Brexit bonfire, said: “This is an admission of administrative failure. The blob has triumphed.
Three guys are sitting inside a Buick estate in rural America, being escorted out of town by local cops, hoping they can bring some normalcy back to their small town. This Buick is special. It’s got ten mics strapped to it: three on the outside and seven on the inside. Gaps near the windows are duct taped shut to lessen unwanted noise on the sweltering summer day, and the car has no air conditioning.
This is a story from the development of a neat little game called Pacific Drive, which we previewed on the site last week. During said preview, away from the gameplay demonstration, stray anecdotes detailing the team’s work with real American station wagons creeped out. It turns out the team went above and beyond to replicate the feel of a well-loved car.
“My parents, in an effort to get the safest car for their teenage son to drive, had a Volvo station wagon. That ended up being the car I drove around from the second I could drive until way way later,” Alex Dracott reminisces in our follow-up interview. “I have a lot of fond memories with it growing up in Portland, going to the beach, going out to tonnes of awesome places in the Pacific NorthWest area, it was a big deal.”
A BONDAGE-obsessed cop who used duct tape to restrain his flatmate during “ten minutes of terror” has been jailed for four years.
PC Sam Grigg, 36, who has been sacked by the Met, had pleaded guilty to false imprisonment and assault against Natasha Rabinowitz, 23.
Sentencing, Judge Peter Lodder KC said Grigg had “an obsession with BDSM” adding that he told his ex-girlfriend his police handcuffs “had come in useful” for it.
Judge Lodder said: “Although she continued to struggle, you became more forceful.
“You overcame her continuing resistance by sitting over the top of her as you then put duct tape over her mouth.
“She was terrified – you rendered her almost completely helpless.”
Three pairs of handcuffs and police-issue batons were found in Grigg’s bedroom by officers, along with horror film Better Watch Out, which depicts a woman bound in rope with duct tape over her mouth.
He attacked Natasha at the flat they shared in Twickenham, South West London, while other flatmates were out, Kingston crown court heard.