Lenin64

This is my gun. This is for fighting. This is for fun. This girl has it wrong. I meant to follow it with "There are many like it, but this one is mine".

Stubbs the Zombie in: Rebel Without a Pulse. Terrible fun. Remote hand is the best thing ever.

This is my rifle.

Hey, I only just met the guy. I didn't even add him. But I do know someone who may be willing to give it a try; that guy I invited before, that couldn't come because he and his friend were on the same Xbox and we only had space for 1. They're both pretty good people to work with.

Yea, it's not like you need your parents there to buy a T rated game when you're your age. Although transportation could be a problem. How old did you say you were?

How ironic. He lost his half a finger during a safety demo. Wow, really? I never would have guessed. Thank you for your astounding insight. And pureprayer, why would you get a detention because she called you stupid? I don't think everything is being told here.

True, but we still beat it. Although I can't understand why that one guy could never, ever make it in.

NM Jesus room is a Godsend. But it is rather boring waiting for the tank to die.

I'm a sea otter. Wait a second...

I thought you meant that there were two teachers who were married. That happened at my middle school, and the male teacher had a close female-teacher-friend. (Not his wife) So my friend assumes they're dating, and yeah... And thanks. ;) We've got one of those, too. The AP European History teacher and the AP American History teacher. Most people have them back-to-backm as European is a sophmore class and American is a Junior. Not much to say about the missus (who teaches European), but the husband is awesome. He's 6-foot-something and has this incredibley serious face all the time and a death glare like nobody's business. And he jokes all the time, whether it be about some current event or a student's misfortune in being an idiot. Every year he gets voted "Most intimidating", and people in the hall don't really know how to react when he says something, whether or not its a joke and they should laugh, or if he's being serious and laughing is a very bad thing. Sometimes, if a student is being particularly stupid or something he'll give them a smack upside the head (not hard, just enough to get the point across). He's a really hard teacher, but his class is just so full of win.

Wait. You need to do campaign for Genocidist? [bleep]! And riku, want to try the death toll expert and/or untouchables thing you were talking about before today?

Such as? I don't really think a politician could suddenly jump out of the cake and yell "surprise! I'm a fascist!" after being elected and then take over.

My school has a couple. Since the same ones are reused often, and none really have any detracting features, the students know them and they know most of the students. SO there's never really much disrespect. There's one guy, I think he's about 90. Some war Vet, either WWII or Vietnam, I'm pretty sure WWII. He was a pilot, and often tells stories about the war days. then there's this middle-aged polish guy. He loves vocabulary and tries to learn at least 1 new word a day. His favorite is "loquacious", or excessiveness in speech. Last guy with any distinguishing features, he's pretty much the new german teacher until March since the regular is out on maternity leave. I'm guessing the baby hasn't been born yet, since the world is still intact and hasn't been raped by demons and set in flames, but he's already here. He's alright, and likes to threaten troublemakers with violence (beating with a 2x4, etc.). He also goes a lot more in-depth into grammar and vocabulary than the regular teacher ever did. And here's the kicker- pretty much everything has improved since he arrived. Even the biggest slackers have been doing their homework, paying attention, stuff like that. I don't know if that says more about the teacher or sub.... Oh, and Penguingeek, nice TSO sig :thumbup:

Before he does anything, he needs to stop using those damn ellipsis every sentence....it's really annoying....and rather pointless.....now carry on.

Never mind, I checked, it's on the 30th. I saw the 09 and thought it was on the 9th.

It's the D-Pad. Default for Plasma Cutter is up, I think. I remember my first tentacle encounter. I had no clue what to do and didn't even see the big yellow spot, and was just randomly mashing the buttons and triggers, thinking the right combo would have me crawling away eventually breaking its grasp. I died twice before realizing I could target :lol:

Styrofoam burns better than it tastes.

Rapidash is sexy, yo. Tiigon, I have a blue Medicham I can tradde for your ditto. That is, if I ever actually find my DS. Just keep that in mind.

Two or three of us TIF'ers do still play the odd custom game together. We just play with a different community. In fact, if I'm not mistaken, we're playing tonight. Game nights, like what was attempted here but failed. And I've noticed that I always see this thread near the top when there's a locked halo-related thread.

Try doing it without falling below 50%. Hard, but it feels pretty great when you finally do it. I just don't lnow why it feels so clunky at that part. It's like the bad vehicle sections on Mass Effect or some other game with bad vehicle sections. Just figuring out that you had to go on the outside of the meteor was hard, but like you said, when we (I had a friend over) finally figured it out, it felt like a major accomplishment. Also, when we were in space (standing on the meteor) and the monsters start popping up, I said "What are you doing out here!?" and we had a good laugh. Another moment: Any time (in Dead Space) that you have a slow-firing gun and you get tripped by a tentacle out of the wall... Oh, I thought you meant with the ADS cannon. :lol: But yea, that part was a pain, too. And just switch to the plasma cutter then. It should always be with you anyway.

Right before bed. My Algebra teacher told me this in 8th grade; by studying right before bed (but not staying up really late and cramming, of course) you're more likely to remember it because your brain lets it sink in with zero distractions during the night.

Try doing it without falling below 50%. Hard, but it feels pretty great when you finally do it. I just don't lnow why it feels so clunky at that part. It's like the bad vehicle sections on Mass Effect or some other game with bad vehicle sections.

I got mine in Blood Harvest. They all ventured into the side woods to try and kill whatever was there, and I just grabbed a guy from a distance. His teammates never knew what hit him.

I know one is 14. Though he might be some other staff.

Oh, and you can be trampled while the infected pay no attention.