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Got this from a bboy forum, this might be for "mature audiences" due to the music, so view only if your able to control yourself while watching this video.

Hmm lag...OMG it was REAL bad in RSC..funny thing is I don't get lag on RS2 :?

That *beep* took forever...

^ I AGREE! IMO I would, 500 people, probably old people though. There are like MILLIONS OF PEOPLE IN THE WORLD, we can spare 500.

Anyone play Korean Style? Anyone do Slash Shot, Butterfly, and other moves? EDIT: I noticed they changed the screen when you open up Gunz Launcher, looks pretty K00L...

Alrighty heres some breakdance videos for ya. http://www.bboyunderground.com/videos/floorwars2.wmv - An event http://clipserver.net/bboyworld/ExtremeCrew2006.wmv - A crew from Korea http://members.chello.nl/~emahroug/thailand.wmv - A crew from Thailand http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... eakdancing - Junior (He has major arm strength, has an amputated leg) :( http://maddguez.free.fr/Benji.vs.Junior.avi - Junior vs Benji, a battle I'll post more if you want later, just ask. :wink:

I play Gunz, well use to becase servers are always messed up and Staff won't let people play due to updates...I'm a real 1337 player, level 36? I don't remember haha. Gots me shottys and rockets, I play differently from others...we should play sometime when your around level 21.

I had 1 a few days ago...you got to take the pain and try to rotate it and stuff, if you just let it lay there it will get stiff and hurt more. Put ice on it, but that will kind of make it hurt too haha.

What do you mean by "Its a little over the top isnt it?"

Wanted to share this video with everyone. I'm probably going to take a break from Runescape once I get 85 smithing. :wink: http://xpreshun.com/bboydedication.wmv Tell me what you think about the video. BTW, for those of you who do not know what bboy means, its breakdancing.

Forealz I never really thought it would work, dang 10x10 for $100. You guys should open your pain programs and see how SMALL that is, could probably make 1000 logos a day. He already sold 999,000 Pixels and has 1,000 more to sell on Ebay currently going for $152,300.00. So if he sold all his 999,000 pixels for $100 ea thats $99,900,000.

NOTE: Sorry If I Posted In The Wrong Place, But I Wanted To Let Sig Makers Look At This, Where It Would Be Mostly Viewed. Creator and creation It took a 21-year-old a few minutes to come up with an idea which has made him more than one million dollars in four months. So what's his secret? It started with a blank notepad, an overdraft and a shortage of socks. Now it's a million-dollar business. Last August, as a three-year degree loomed, Alex Tew lay on his bed in his family home in Cricklade, Wiltshire. It was time for his nightly brainstorming session. This time, the problem was his finances. He already had an overdraft, which was sure to multiply at university, and he felt his poverty was reflected by his lack of decent, or matching, socks. As I made money, more people talked about it and the more people talked about it, the more money I made The first thing he wrote in his pad was "How can I become a millionaire?" Twenty minutes later, the Million Dollar Homepage idea was born. It was selling pixels, the dots which make up a computer screen, as advertising space, costing a dollar per dot. The minimum purchase was $100 for a 10x10 pixel square to hold the buyer's logo or design. Clicking on that space takes readers to the buyer's website. With $999,000 banked so far, Alex recalls his thought process at the time. He says: "I wrote the title to spark the creativity and then wrote down the attributes the idea needed. It had to be simple to set up and understand. "It had to have a name to capture the imagination and be something that could be set up quickly with no physical delivery required. "I wrote down some keywords and then the idea came out 20 minutes later - selling pixels. So I snapped up the domain name that very night." Snowballing Alex spent ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâã50 on buying the domain name (milliondollarhomepage.com) and a basic web-hosting package. He designed the site himself but it began as a blank page. His friends and family paid the first $1,000 dollars, which he spent on a press release. That small publicity gave his site more traffic, which in turn persuaded more advertisers to have faith. An iconic image of internet art? "It snowballed," he says. "As I made money, more people talked about it and the more people talked about it, the more money I made." Four months and 2,000 customers later, including The Times and Orange, and the million dollars is almost surpassed. Two million different people have accessed the site, which has a wry blog and FAQs, in the last seven days. "I've been blown away. These have been the most exciting and hectic months of my life. Things are quite surreal at the moment and because it's been so busy it hasn't really sunk in. "It seems like Monopoly money. Previously I'd associated money with working at Tesco getting paid ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâã5 an hour." His first business venture was when, aged eight, he drew comics and sold them at school. He had no intention of going to university because he wanted to try out some of his ideas. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4585026.stm - News http://milliondollarhomepage.com/ - His Website

Would that be a good or bad? I'm guessing its good since you got the smiley :D

I found these dj videos, its pretty dope, check it out! First video is showing Dj Kentaro's skillz, pretty good! http://www.dumpalink.com/media/1124361396/Cool_DJ_Battle My Rating 10/10 Another video is showing Dj Q-Bert's skillz, #1 Scratch Dj In The World, Charges $10k Per Hr. http://kongyang.toastednet.org/Clips/Qdee.wmv My Rating 9/10 Check out Dj Kentaro's video first its shorter than the 2nd video clip. Tell me what you think! :lol:

Nice guide.