I'd say the Chinese SMG. Kinda like a poor mans grease-gun.
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I have the bad habit of reloading after I shoot at enemies from CS:S. I am trying to get in the practice of reloading adt about 10-15 for most guns, and if I see people comeing my way from UAV, I will reload at 1 on the sniper rifle, as rare as that is. I dont want to shoot 1 bullet then have to reload whil 3-4 people unload their G36E's on me =/.
I don't know if anyone has said this yet, but:
The Land Before Vagina IV: The Journey Through The Vagina (The Land Before Time IV: The Journey Through The Mist)
The Land Before Vagina IV: The Journey Through The Vagina (The Land Before Time IV: The Journey Through The Mist)
Wake, Dragon, Songhua, Mashtuur, and Dalian would be nice. Too many servers with Karkand it seems.
Mario Paint was the most recent old game I played. Gotta love emulators. Remember the coffee break fly swatting game? That was soo addicting! Didn't make it past lvl 4 though...
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I don't think this is a debate, but it is sort of a serious issue.
As the topic says, I'm starting to wonder if my school is focusing more on sports than education itself. It seems that more money is being spent on new equipment, busing to events, uniforms, etc. than what I think is important: new textbooks, more computers, and other equipment. The whole point of school is to learn right? This is the future of our country that we are talking about. A new rule was passed a couple years ago that made me think. THe old rule regarding sport eligibility was that if you failed ANY class you were not eligible to play. So if you failed a class in the fall, you couldn't play in winter sports, and so on. But they made it that if you failed no more than 2 classes and had your signature and a parents signature on a sheet, you could play as long as you attended after school help classes. This seemed to me as lowering the standards for students. It was like the school was going soft on kids, just to have them be able to compete in sports. I think that schools should focus more on education, and provide more means of help for kids that are struggling, not spending more money on sport equipment for the school. I know that people can get scholorships, but honestly, how many actually get them? What will the students do after high school if they don't get the best help possible while they are in high school? Did any of this happen/is happening at your schools? I would like to know what you guys and girls think about this topic.
As the topic says, I'm starting to wonder if my school is focusing more on sports than education itself. It seems that more money is being spent on new equipment, busing to events, uniforms, etc. than what I think is important: new textbooks, more computers, and other equipment. The whole point of school is to learn right? This is the future of our country that we are talking about. A new rule was passed a couple years ago that made me think. THe old rule regarding sport eligibility was that if you failed ANY class you were not eligible to play. So if you failed a class in the fall, you couldn't play in winter sports, and so on. But they made it that if you failed no more than 2 classes and had your signature and a parents signature on a sheet, you could play as long as you attended after school help classes. This seemed to me as lowering the standards for students. It was like the school was going soft on kids, just to have them be able to compete in sports. I think that schools should focus more on education, and provide more means of help for kids that are struggling, not spending more money on sport equipment for the school. I know that people can get scholorships, but honestly, how many actually get them? What will the students do after high school if they don't get the best help possible while they are in high school? Did any of this happen/is happening at your schools? I would like to know what you guys and girls think about this topic.
Well, thanks for the info. I will have to ask them if they accessed here soon after they got BF2. I guess I wish I knew about this sooner then.
Ok, this may sound really stupid, but I have a question... I first played BF2 on Jan. 23rd, but the graphs in the History tab show only from April 8th. My friends have their graphs from the date they started to current, but I do not. Anyone know what is happening? Btw, my PID is 63970265. I searched for this, but I found nothing, so sorry if this has been repeated. Maybe I searched for the wrong thing...
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IonAlpha (SquishyGuy)
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IonAlpha (SquishyGuy)