@leonidus: now that we have more than 200V, we can challenge clans and participate in tournaments for more than 10V right?
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| Leonidus said: ^ But.....But thats Cheating  And as for Valor, really all these free and 10V games dont count. You get your Valor by being active a winning games. Every 10 wins you get an 1000V bonus, every 25 you get a 10000V bonus, every 50 you get loads |
WOW That's awesome! I was wondering how the hell people manage to get so much of it!
We just have to keep up the teamwork and the world is ours! :)
City17 said:
WOW That's awesome! I was wondering how the hell people manage to get so much of it! We just have to keep up the team-killing and the world is ours! :) |
Fixed it :p
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WORD HISTORY A giant strutting bird leading a cheer at the homecoming game may seem a far cry from a witch fashioning a charm or spell, but these two figures are related historically in the development of the word mascot. Mascot came into English as a borrowing of the French word mascotte, meaning “mascot, charm.” The English word is first recorded in 1881 shortly after the French word, itself first recorded in 1867, was popularized by the opera La Mascotte, performed in December 1880. The French word in turn came from the Provençal word mascoto, “piece of witchcraft, charm, amulet,” a feminine diminutive of masco, “witch.” This word can probably be traced back to Medieval Latin masca, “witch, specter.” Thus for all their apparent differences, yesterday's witches and today's cuddly mascots can be seen in the same light, as agents working their respective magic to bring about a desired outcome.
In other words SSG_Ali you are officially fired!
| City17 said: WORD HISTORY A giant strutting bird leading a cheer at the homecoming game may seem a far cry from a witch fashioning a charm or spell, but these two figures are related historically in the development of the word mascot. Mascot came into English as a borrowing of the French word mascotte, meaning “mascot, charm.” The English word is first recorded in 1881 shortly after the French word, itself first recorded in 1867, was popularized by the opera La Mascotte, performed in December 1880. The French word in turn came from the Provençal word mascoto, “piece of witchcraft, charm, amulet,” a feminine diminutive of masco, “witch.” This word can probably be traced back to Medieval Latin masca, “witch, specter.” Thus for all their apparent differences, yesterday's witches and today's cuddly mascots can be seen in the same light, as agents working their respective magic to bring about a desired outcome. |
pay for this humiliation you shall...
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Maybe a "Visari Blood" energy drink would help your game!
http://www.vgchartz.com/forum/thread.php?id=68288&page=1
| City17 said: Maybe a "Visari Blood" energy drink would help your game! http://www.vgchartz.com/forum/thread.php?id=68288&page=1 |
The only game which needs help is your's. You guys can't even get more team-kills than me! :p
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| Leonidus said: Oh, I forgot to mention. If it goes ahead the games will be @ 10.30 GMT and 11.45 GMT |
Christ couldn't you have made that a bit earlier. That's pretty late for me, I should probably sleep by then but I'll see.
non-gravity said:
Christ couldn't you have made that a bit earlier. That's pretty late for me, I should probably sleep by then but I'll see. |
it's 3:00am for me. :p
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