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Dizzle229

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  1. Dizzle229 replied to michel555555's topic in Off-Topic
    Yep. People blew away hundreds of dollars "catching them all", only for 300 new ones to come out every other week. Actually, the "gotta catch em all" marketing was genius. But lets take this to the thread you made in Music Movies & Television.
  2. Dizzle229 replied to michel555555's topic in Off-Topic
    Too late. Remember when we weren't at war with a faceless enemy, and the only thing people cared about the goverment was the fact that Clinton was a womanizer? I miss that. Remember when the most dangerous terrorist organization we had to deal with was Cobra?
  3. Oh, I remember the 90's, and I remember when everyone was infected with the stupid virus of 2000. The shows, the people, the VALUES. Remember when people use to put effort into TV show, now it's just random crap. Shows in the 90's had actual plots. I remember Hey Arnold was one of these. Also, Rugrats was awesome. It's never on anymore, but a few days ago I caught an episode on early in the morning and found that there are actually alot of adult jokes that were intended to go over the heads of the kids and make the parents laugh. Of course, not all shows were good (CatDog annoyed the hell out of me), but it's better than what we have now.
  4. Borrowed Halo ODST from a friend. Pretty damn good for a game that was meant to be an expansion pack.
  5. It's not supposed to scare you. The only thing that scares you are ninja tanks.
  6. Dizzle229 replied to michel555555's topic in Off-Topic
    A mix of pop culture and parents not being willing enough to punish their kids. Alot of them are too far gone to understand respect, that needs to be taught to the young ones early on. This unruly generation, you can't stop them from being jackasses at heart, but as long as they know there are consequences for this behavior, most of them will step in line. Example, a few weeks ago my younger brother (9) had some friends over (all 9-8). They were all using my computer in my room (they know they aren't supposed to, they touch the screen and get greasy little finger prints on it). I quickly explained to them why I didn't want them their, and asked them to please leave. The response I got back was a chorus of "[bleep] YOU!'s". Alright, punishment time. I come back with a hockey stick (not too hard, not too light), and say one more time, please leave. Same answer. I cracked one on the head the back of the stick. Immediately, all 6 left the room and never came back again. This kind of thing should never have to happen, wouldn;t have happened when I was younger, but it's the only way to keep these little [cabbage]s in line.
  7. Bring back wireless computer technology 2009 years ago, and use it to wow everyone in the Middle East and become a prophet. This would overshadow the attempts of Jesus, and I would start my own religion and make it as controversial as possible, so we could argue about it here.
  8. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNjUpR7qwNE&feature=related
  9. Yep, I think Krieg said it was like 12 years or something like that.
  10. Despite the fact that they are extremely deceiving. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiB3vrhPDNs Kids join the military because they think it'll make them look cool and that they'll get a cool career, but they end up being screwed and find out it isn't anywhere near what they think it is. The commercials really capitalise on this, to be honest. How is that deceiving? It's pretty much what can happen. Of course they leave the obvious extreme danger out of the commercial, but tbh, what kind of idiot joins the military not expecting danger? And if you join in peacetime not expecting to ever have to fight, then you're going to get your [wagon] kicked in training.
  11. Pretty sure he was older than you Kriegsmier. The guy joined the army years ago.
  12. It's not flaming, this is a stupid spam thread similar to many of yours.
  13. Alright, I need to bring this up. The idiots who decide how to spend school funds. My high school is currently demanding a huge increase in their funding, claiming they're waaay short of what they need. We aren't even allowed to write on some papers anymore because the same ones will be used in the next classes. We don't have enough of anything. Meanwhile, because of the ridiculous emphasis on sports here, the school district recently bought a HUGE amount of neighboring land and built 3 soccer fields, 2 handball courts, and 4 tennis courts. Inside the main building, we have a complete weight room, 2 full sized and fully equipped gyms, and a pool. Now, as icing on the cake, they've purchased an additional chunk of the surrounding area and are currently building a football field, grandstands and all. And they want more money when they're not spending what they have wisely? This sums it up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S55lpWnTOZk
  14. What did that statement go like? "You can never put a price on a human life... but we sure can."
  15. As far as I know, none exist at all. There are the Fatal Frame games and Dead Rising. Dead Rising isn't survival, and I don't think Fatal Frame was a zombie series. Creepy as hell though :thumbup:
  16. Not to mention an episode of The Twilight Zone did literally the EXACT same story.
  17. As far as I know, none exist at all.
  18. I saw it too. Now I'm mad that I spent all my money on L4D2. Now I have to wait until Christmas for MW2! I have the WORST LIFE EVER! /typical spoiled teenage rant
  19. 90? That's a ripoff, it's like twice what it costs on Xbox! Who approved that? Aside from Valve games I've always considered Xbox and PC to be equals in just about every way (differs for some games depending on your prefference in controls and whther you're competitive/casual), but come the hell on.
  20. Isn't that exactly what 7 year old kids find humor in? It did its job and some people still like it because of the nostalgia. It was a decent show for 7 year olds, but it seemed like later on it was trying to appeal to older kids, but with the same humor.
  21. It should be fine.
  22. I always hated that show. The humor was in randomness, the animation was crappy looking, and alot of the time it was just disgusting. Seriously, I swear the screen was at least 17% covered in saliva at any one time.
  23. ...tha FaN is...homosexual? That should already make it the most amusing weapon in the game.
  24. No.

    Dizzle229 replied to bongo_man's topic in Off-Topic
    I usually have no problem with helping people, unless it's someone thats a complete douche or I am unable to help, but then I have no problem saying no. When I have to say no to someone I don't hate, even if it's something stupid, for some reason I always feel like I'm hurting their feelings.
  25. In NA demos are still a key part of any team, but the focus is more on the pocket soldier due to powerhouses like reptile and jaeger. In EU from what I know, the demos get a lot more heals from the medic than in NA and teams strats tend to be built around them. Demo is harder is also harder in 6v6 due to how much better the scouts are than in pubs. tru dat. The difference between a pub scout and a properly played scout is just staggering. Expert scouts make me feel like Elmer Fudd going after Bugs Bunny. I can chase and shoot all I want, but he's still going to get me before I can get him.

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