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going to revert back to my 5 best and leave the rest for everyone else, I suggest we all do that before it’s ruined for everyone else!
we could tell you but we’d have to kill you (or at least ban you from the forums, edit all your posts to make you look like a lunatic with a pair of y-fronts on his head and two pencils up his nose, gibbering like a buffon, and generally discredit you and your family).
Still want to know?
nah, I started my post before you had put it up, but everyone I found I was going through the messages trying to make sure that no one else had it, of course you posted yours up before I posted mine up, but it wasn’t there when I started mine!
FFS I take my time and find 5 not mentioned before and Legit goes and edits his with most of mine. What a cock!
green eggs and hamlet (only one I cold see for that one)
Tenkû no shiro Rapyuta (castle in the sky)Crouching tiger hidden dragon
the Hand that rocks the cradle
21 grams
layercake (in the shed with american graffiti on)I want to go on, this is really annoying, but we gotta leave some for everyone else!
staying with six becuase I’m not sure about the green eggs one
Recalculate Hyperlinks:
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go to tools in the firefox bar at the top and then click on add ons, find it and uninstall it. I found it immensly irritating as well!
the point is Max that it wasn’t possible to destroy it because people kept spawning on it, not giving ou enough time to get out and destroy said beacon without risk of death without finding said beacon and thus losing the back flag. It’s a quandry wrapped in a conundrum wrapped in an enigma etc etc.
Zig is lame! but as for the camping situation I’ll admit it wasn’t that lame, just a bit. What you guys didn’t hear were his evil maniacal laughs as he was doing it, rocking to himself screaming “It’s all so easy! Like Lambs to the slaughter! MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHaha” etc. Was quite embarrasing as we have guests, but they know about his “problems” and so put a brave face on, at least they were polite, unlike the last people who ran away screaming as he poured the tea naked, but that’s a whole other story…..
it hardly matters who was in right or wrong when you’re dead. Driverrs can be wrong more times than cyclists and get away with it, cyclists rarely have more than a few chances. It sounds to me as if you don’t value your own life, never mind the lives of the people around you, which to be frank, is a bit selfish.
