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[RIP]saint52

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  1. I like black.....no bombs, small maps........keep it going
  2. You wear a specific shirt under chainmail
  3. Thanks Cold, your always welcom in our rooms.
  4. We are out of Black and just wanted to say thank you to all the clans and admins for their efforts. We wish all of you good luck and thanks for allowing us to be a part of the tourney.
  5. [RIP]saint52

    [AoA] D75

    The juice is bad news for you body no matter how you use it......good luck man
  6. LOL no no instant head shot dude....lol god.....basicaly controling your weapon
  7. Thats sick......now I can KIll just by thinking about it.
  8. Tow those are great shots
  9. Yea Soap is "you" in the game
  10. Exactly
  11. Thats alot of money being thrown around though Red
  12. LOL saved your ass a time or two:)
  13. I hope they check ages ect.....I could see some kids really getting screwed by this. The Week in Video-Game News Feb. 20, 2008, 12:48 AM EST News from the virtual world: —A RISKY BET: When Billy Levy and Zack Zeldin were roommates in Miami Beach, they played "Madden NFL" for $100 a game. Now the guys are betting that there are plenty of other gamers who like to "make things interesting," and they're about to start a Web site where players can put their money where their joystick thumbs are. Once you register at Toronto-based WorldGaming's site, it will hook you up with other gamblers who want to challenge you at "Halo 3," "Tiger Woods PGA Tour" or about a dozen other games. After you put your money in escrow, you go to your console and play; WorldGaming will be able to track the competition and pay off the winner. Levy says that since skill supersedes chance in video games, WorldGaming isn't considered a gambling arena, so it's legal in most of the United States. The site's founders haven't sought approval from Microsoft or Sony, the proprietors of the Xbox and PlayStation networks on which the actual competitions will take place. "We'd love that to happen," says marketing director Richard Santiago, "but we have some proving to do." The entrepreneurs hope to make money from ads and fees for hosting online tournaments. In the meantime, they're giving away about $50,000 in prizes leading up to their April launch, and gamers with a taste for action are invited to help with beta testing at http://www.WorldGaming.com.
  14. 21.53......wow thats hard
  15. LOL that was funny rooster.......God I hope I dont get stuck with CP again
  16. How are you gonna do that your partner lives in the states ;D
  17. Or burn his house down:) ;D
  18. God's speed, hope you guys can make it......COU re-built better than ever.....just stay true to eachother....and your foundation will solidify again....peace
  19. Good luck to ya
  20. God bless him......good to see some of our boys return fron the sandbox.......
  21. I hunt and Fish.....but my favorite hobby is shooting...I have done it for as long as I can remember. Rifles are my passion......I have shots over 1000's yards..........but I love tactical hand gun work as well......shotting releases stress and its a great hobby.
  22. saint52vvs
  23. I still say burn his house down >
  24. Burn his house down:)

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