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Author: EmP (Mod)
Posted: December 24, 2014 (04:04 AM) Actions: Register for a free user account to post on the forums... |
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Dude.... why? |
Author: JoeTheDestroyer (Mod)
Posted: December 24, 2014 (04:30 AM) Actions: Register for a free user account to post on the forums... |
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I ask myself that every day.
The only thing my milkshake brings to the yard is a subpoena. |
Author: overdrive (Mod)
Posted: December 27, 2014 (08:49 AM) Actions: Register for a free user account to post on the forums... |
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I remember one year I thought I had a chance to complete the alphabet and this was going to be my "#" review. And then I decided "no way in hell" and switched to 8 Eyes. And then I hated that game and never completed the alphabet due to missing "#" and a couple letters.
I'm not afraid to die because I am invincible |
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Author: JoeTheDestroyer (Mod)
Posted: December 27, 2014 (01:36 PM) Actions: Register for a free user account to post on the forums... |
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There's always the 194X games.
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Author: EmP (Mod)
Posted: December 28, 2014 (05:18 AM) Actions: Register for a free user account to post on the forums... |
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# games aren't the nightmare to find they used to be. I say that solely because I've done 3 Ninjas at this point and never ever have to go back there.
For us. For them. For you. |
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