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A Christian gets owned
#2
Posted 27 March 2010 - 10:20 AM
Since the release of Soldier Of Fortune II in May, 2002. There hasn't been an anti-cheat available for version 1.00. This caused players to whine and ban people during clan wars for hacks. Reason most likely to be banned for is "2know", whatever the fuck that means. In early 2009, rumors started appearing around the SOF2 1.00 community that somebody was developing an anti-cheat. Everyone thought this was a great idea, seeing as the game had been out since the 17th century and nobody gave a fuck about it. All of the 16 players left on SOF2 1.00 cheered and supported the Hitler like figure who was developing this anti-cheat. When the anti-cheat was finally released, it was the biggest fucking failure in the history of video gaming. It was so humiliating that Michael Jackson died a few weeks later. The name of this anti-cheat was called "Mousetrap". It had been coded by some four eyed geek virgin who couldn't even code a fucking keygen.
#3
Posted 27 March 2010 - 10:36 AM
"David Thorne" couldn't be more right though
#4
Posted 27 March 2010 - 10:47 AM
Lost feeling to care
Lost sympathy to spare
Lost patience to bear
Lost sense to keep fair
Lost endurance, to follow restriction
Lost peace, to stop frustration
Lost power, to avoid attention
Lost strength, to shun aggression
Lost courage, to sacrifice
Lost kindness, to be polite
Lost temper, to keep quiet
Lost thought, to be right
Lost anger, to control
Lost opinion, to give poll
Lost desire, to keep goal
Lost myself, to have a role...
#13
Posted 29 March 2010 - 01:30 PM
tbh Darryl took it pretty well
therefore wasn't that funny
the part about the sword fight was funny though
Yeah, that's the thing in arguing with highly religious people, they usually take it pretty well and never really give a proper answer to anything, so it's really the biggest waste of time, although somewhat entertaining. Just recently me and a few friends had a good argument with a busload of those, my favourite argument was "Because god loves us too much" when a friend asked them why does god kill babies. But yeah was a fun conversation to read, witty stuff.
#16
Posted 29 March 2010 - 02:16 PM
Pretty awesome haha
There is no 'ctrl' button on fastcolts computer. Fastcolt is always in control.
anyways, even though I'm not a pokerwhore like fastcolt, that's what I do the most also, betting small to check what others do
but in this situation, fastcolt > me, listening to him is like asking a crackjunk how to use crack, u can trust it
#19
Posted 29 March 2010 - 02:27 PM
It would be pretty cool to actually have a serious debate about religion, instead of giving 'Because God wants too'-ish answers
Yeah, god knows I've tried, it's only frustrating. You really can't debate rationally a thing that isn't based on any logic or rationality, the discussion just end up going round and round, with them repeating the same things over and over again, because there is nothing to back them up. Don't get me wrong, I got nothing against religions and I think it's great that many people get help and strength from those, just like people could get strength and advice from example AA-meetings, psychiatrist or simply good friends. Nearly all of them teach and reinforce the good basic values the evolution has taught man to have, so nothing wrong there, it's just not necessary and shouldn't be forced onto people at birth.
Edited by Seych, 29 March 2010 - 02:28 PM.
#20
Posted 29 March 2010 - 02:31 PM
Yeah, god knows I've tried, it's only frustrating. You really can't debate rationally a thing that isn't based on any logic or rationality, the discussion just end up going round and round, with them repeating the same things over and over again, because there is nothing to back them up. Don't get me wrong, I got nothing against religions and I think it's great that many people get help and strength from those, just like people could get strength and advice from example AA-meetings, psychiatrist or simply good friends. Nearly all of them teach and reinforce the good basic values the evolution has taught man to have, so nothing wrong there, it's just not necessary and shouldn't be forced onto people at birth.
Religion and spirituality are two different things. That might already answer alot of question you have.
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