uhuh....Quote:
Originally Posted by a completely inoffensive name
Did you take part in WW II as volunteer too? and troll the Axis communications?
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uhuh....Quote:
Originally Posted by a completely inoffensive name
Did you take part in WW II as volunteer too? and troll the Axis communications?
His power level is over 90!!!!! thousandQuote:
Originally Posted by Sonic
Over 9000.Quote:
Originally Posted by Intranetusa
What 9000?! There's no way that can be right, can it?!
KAKAROT!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Skullheadhq
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Originally Posted by Cartaphilus
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Macilrille is 39....Quote:
Originally Posted by Mouzafphaerre
and I know other friend who allready had a son in his 24's, so if He allready made a son in that age, we'll get two generations play EB at the same time :)
I claim next week's necro in advance.
Ha, you old farts, I'm 14.
And I'm still seventeen.
Hannibal and Hax, you lucky guys!
I'm 23, sharp/carismatic/vigorous - Blooded (I survived threw highschool) and lady hunting... XD
I applaud your character. Can we start a Farmvillektonoi group? -MQuote:
Originally Posted by vartan
I was 99 percent sure that i've already answered this pool, but after i checked it, i realized that i haven't. Well, Jebivjetar is 28 years young.
I'm 16, 17 on Wednesday.
Sweet sweet 16...
This poll is going to be no good soon enough. Haha.
21 with the trait "Lazy".
Lol at whoever put "over 90".
titus Agrippa is.....Please dont laugh...58....Trait.. BLOODED...Served with Royal Australian Army South Vietnam 1971.
that makes you general!
Why on earth should we laugh? I started out my various carreers as a carpenter apprentice in my father's company (he was apprenticed to his father, etc for 3-400 years back). My father emphasised quality and is the sort of man people will actually follow to death, so many of the old journeymen working for him had done so for 16- 23 years and where all pretty old. But these old fellows really mastered their craft at a level that young hotheads could only dream about. The same in my current craft, history. Yes, we young fellows are not stuck in our ways and can thus make new conclusions from the sources, but we stand on the shoulders of giants; when I attended at Saxo- conference at Uni of Copenhagen a couple of months ago, I was much impressed by the encyclopedic knowledge of the sources all the old guys there possessed, with 50 years of studying them behind their belts they knew everything and all theories concerning them, and cooperation between these old near-death (some of them are) guys and us youngsters (says the 39 YO, but for a historian that is young) can yield so much.
Viking fighting... yea the young "hungry" guys are good and fast and can reach far, but the oldies can pull out some trick 98% of the time and whip them still (I guess I am an old grumpy fart as well with 17 years of fighting under my sword and spear).
So, old not = bad.
And thanks for risking your neck in Viet'Nam, this is not the place to debate it, but I for one is thankful.
OVER 9000!!?? wait what ?
I turned 14 on thursday(no kidding)but this is my 5th incarnation
I thought you were ATPG....Quote:
Originally Posted by Apázlinemjó
Now that's the abbreviation I've never heard before.Quote:
Originally Posted by a completely inoffensive name
That's what happens when you never venture outside the EB forums!
Is there something outside of the forums!? :smart:
I heard there was something they called ''Sun''. Though who knows, every myth is based on a part of truth. i wonder if ''Sun'' is save compatible...
ATPG = Ask teh Pizza Guy... a certain popular member out there in the frontroom and gameroom...Quote:
Originally Posted by Apázlinemjó