Parthun Mire
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Posted - 2010.01.07 15:20:00 -
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 Originally by: Suitonia
Originally by: Jenny Twotone
Originally by: Suitonia
Ironically most of them are in Providence based alliances.
You just can't help yourself can you, sore loser.
Just take your loss and say GF and move on.
But I know you prefer to scream and whine and puke in public instead.
But please, keep talking about me. Don't let me stop you.
The only bitter person in this thread is you. I was not directing that at you at all. But I'm sure Sylph will be a great place for you, If anyone is a loser it's them.
Alliance Information
Summary
Sylph Alliance
88 kills, 239 losses, and -2181 points
If you want attention, I'll give you some. PS: I've never died to you.
http://eve.battleclinic.com/killboard/combat_record.php?type=player&name=Jenny+Twotone
Looks like you'll fit right into Sylph. There are 14 day old Rifter pilots with more battleclinic points than you. 63 kills for a pilot your age, and a mere 369 points. 369 points spread over 63 kills means most of your kills are ganks/blob kills. (82 kills on eve-kill.net but not exactly a stunning improvement)
Your only "good fight" solo kills consist of you killing a Crow in a Taranis (I've done that 63 times, and 23 times in an Incursus) killing a sentinel in a taranis, which is probably the only good kill you have and killing a mission running Drake in an Ishtar.
I guess dishonoring ransoms works out to be the more profitable action when you rarely kill anyone at all.
Leave the whole forum trolling and being good at the game thing to me hun, you've got a loooong way to go before you catch up to a real women like me.
You know it kind of gets tiresome and two dimensional to have someone forever loitering around every corner who obviously takes this game way too seriously in a very unhealthy way.
If you so desperately need a cross to bear I highly suggest you take up actual real life humanitarian work, rather than incessantly belittle video game subscribers with moral profundities. It would certainly behoove you to spend so much energy on something that actually matters.
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