Mark Karlfeldt

Dubstep was good before Skrillex and Deadmau5. Then the Ffffing scene-kids made a mockery of it.

You forgot rocks.

Based on the tower with the flag, it looks like... Delta Force?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLTZctTG6cE Edit: Wow, Ffff this website's phone support.

[00:38] (COM): Kaska Czarny: Then the hot Kaska seeking brass. X3 [00:38] (COM): Hunter Abrams: wut [00:39] (COM): Hunter Abrams: im tired and I red that as "the hot kaska seeking ass

I've been back at college for a month now, how long a break do American students get? D:

It was a voluntary download which parents could use on their local networks. Not a national enforcement. But it was $84 million dollars for a project that could have been done for $200,000.

Or rather an $84mil filter was cracked in 30 minutes by a 16 year old. My bad. http://www.zdnet.com...s-339281500.htm In conclusion, voxels are a neat but impractical toy, and don't take everything a company says at face value, especially when that company is making millions of dollars in funding.

They also put 40 million dollars into an internet filter that got cracked in ten minutes by a 13 year old.

I am Australian and I can vouch for the technological ineptitude of my government.

I carry my fists. That's all a man needs.

What's a phone?

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9MAt4vWxVo

Didn't we already have a quick-draw? I believe I won.

Personally, I find the entire concept of expecting "honour" and "morality" in a videogame to be rather obsolete.

My machine gun feeds from a mobius strip of cartridges.

I pick my raid recruits based on hairstyle.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushido

RIRLH doesn't exactly roll off the tongue. Rirrleh.

Cohors C is in place just for this type of occasion - members who are unable to contribute for an extended period of time. I understand that the transition from contributing to Ordo frequently to not at all may be jarring, but the option of simply joining Cohors C is always available if you prefer to leave your options open. There is absolutely no obligation or responsibility in C Cohors - you're free to do as much or as little as you want, and when or if you're ready to return, you can simply transfer back to B.

Want.

I like how Arokh is the only one to show and tell in his own thread.

And not a single M200 was given that day.