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Often defined as the best Half-Life 1 expansion. It involves you playing as the "opposing force", more commonly known as the HECU, as a soldier named Adrian Shephard. The expansion adds several new weapons as well as new enemies alongside the ability to lead squads of soldiers. The expansion has a few events that crossover with the original Half-Life, however for the most part Gordon isn't seen. After the game, Adrian is placed into stasis by the G-Man, who forgets where he put Adrian and as such Valve will not make another game with Adrian Shephard.
Half-Life Opposing Force, a great expansion but a shame that it's titular character was forgotten forever.
A cartoon about five animals teaming up to save their people. What a classic.
Baby: I luv Kingdom Force11!!11!
Teenager: What
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Unseen forces ..
The wind …
The 3 headed serpent …
The queen of snakes …
Oh and there are more .. just yet to reveal themselves
That’s how it works .. from the shadows
All you can do .. carry on an observe .. yep carrying on with like art when in the moment may suffer but …
Yep … that’s people for you
What’s he doing?
How can we stop him?
Whose turn?
Who’s on camera, do we have boom?
Unseen forces … yet I see you .. and always have ..
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Using the 'Force' to elicit free goods fom a person or persons/business or otherwise. The duplicit nature will often invoke an orgasm of the mind.
Bernard just got that squid for free! Colin Kemp: Its not a squid its powdered, but yeah it was free i force-wanked him.
How the bollocks did you do that? Force Wanking Doh!!...
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Thunder Force is a scrolling shooter computer game released by Technosoft in 1983. It is the first game in the Thunder Force series. The structure of the game consists of overhead, free-directional scrolling areas and the player's ship is armed with a main shot to shoot airborne targets and a bomb shot to take out ground enemies.
Thunder Force III was released in 1990 in Japan, Europe, and the US for the Sega Genesis gaming console.
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When you're walking alongside a date, and, without your consent, they hold your hand with the fingers interlaced with one another as a gesture to claim you as theirs. A public display of "I'm in a relationship with this person." Especially relevant when you are in the early stages of dating, and one party isn't sure how they feel about the other, so it's incredibly uncomfortable and awkward.
"How was your date last night?" "It was alright, but she totally did a Forced Interlace on me! I tried to block her and tighten my hand up, but she was relentless... so we held hands the rest of the way to the train. Gah!"
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Used when describing a Bermudian alcoholic beverage called "Dark n' Stormy". The phrase is usually used when speaking to the bar-tender, asking for a more strong or potent drink. Hurricane Force drinks tend to have around 3 shots of rum in them, opposed to the usual one
"Can I get a Dark n' Stormy? Make it Hurricane Force!!!!!!"
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