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A for effort, B- for inconsistent execution.Originally Posted by lawyerdad
I take it, then, that you understood the point? Was it like an iColumbine? Was it really meant to be his last stand? And he was going to take out as many of us as possible?
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SField, vox, aportnoy and I (among others) fought hard against the iColumbine shooter known as whnay.Originally Posted by Connemara
And no one emerged with anymore than a little scratch. I don't know of anyone who was worse off than they were when they first entered, other than whnay.
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And no one emerged with anymore than a little scratch. I don't know of anyone who was worse off than they were when they first entered, other than whnay.Originally Posted by SField
I feel better knowing that Fuuma has such nice nose hair.
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I take it, then, that you understood the point? Was it like an iColumbine? Was it really meant to be his last stand? And he was going to take out as many of us as possible?Originally Posted by Manton
More like the doo-dah parade.
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F for starting something then being unable to finish without getting completely and totally destroyed.Originally Posted by SField
Please smallfielder. It was the little bald guy versus the SF horde.
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Please smallfielder. It was the little bald guy versus the SF horde.Originally Posted by whnay.
I supported you fully.
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Please smallfielder. It was the little bald guy versus the SF horde.Originally Posted by whnay.
Ok, I'll give you that. Not since that Cruiser dude has one man taken such a beating and still gotten up, teeth gritted in defiance, and faced his attackers with such ferocity and abandon.
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