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Matrix Skye Caldari	Posted - 2008.07.03 19:21:00 - [1] Originally by: Sol'Kanar "Honor" and "Respect" and "Pirate" are mutually exclusive. Honor among thieves? Ok, to an extent. Honor between pirate and victim? Hardly. Honoring ransoms? That makes you a tax collector, not a pirate. Do you really think a PIRATE is going to walk away from stealing everything in your current possession because you wired him some money too? Pfft! an then pirates wonder why people stopped paying ransoms . it only took me once to realize pirates are deceitful with their words. now if ccp could nerf dropped lootz a lil more .
Matrix Skye Caldari	Posted - 2008.07.03 23:03:00 - [2] Edited by: Matrix Skye on 03/07/2008 23:03:45 Originally by: Tai Paktu Here's another stat for you. 90% of statistics are BS and made up while typing your post. that's only true 50% of the time I'm 75% certain on this... I think
Matrix Skye Caldari	Posted - 2008.07.08 13:02:00 - [3] Originally by: Sol'Kanar Originally by: Inertial I believe Duumas was the surname of the famous French (?) author who wrote "The Three Musketeers" and "The Count of Monte Cristo". Edit: Big fan of the three musketeers. Great story, if you haven't read it/them, pick up the book(s) and do so. I dunno about that, but their candy bars are TOTALLY FREAKIN AWESOME! OMG! i get it! THAT IS FREEKING AWESOME! HAHAHAHA. That's funny dude. He's talking about the book, and then you reference the candy bar! LOL Your funny . That's a good one. I'll be laughing this one for a good few hours thanks .
Matrix Skye Caldari	Posted - 2008.07.09 20:32:00 - [4] Originally by: Ibram Ancille An interdisciplinary team of researchers suggest the MMO format allows ôsocial bridgingö providing a vehicle for socialization analogous to virtual coffee shops or pubs. The MMOs serve as 21st century ôhang-outsö, serving as desirable ôthird placesö where everybody knows your name. Nightcrew serves the greater good by creating social balance, spilling your cappucinno full hot e-honor on your lap and kicking you square in the nuts. It might make people stop drinking lattes and mocha-frappa-machiatos at your fine establishment, but they are still having a great time doin' it. i once held a job where i managed company supplies. it was a good feeling to know i had the power to deny staplers to anyone i wanted to. talk about power! what a rush. you coming in here "spilling people's cups on their laps" is mad cool and fun and reminds me of my power-holding days. it feels good dont it? you guys are beyond awesomeness! keep it up
Matrix Skye Caldari	Posted - 2008.07.09 20:45:00 - [5] Originally by: Ibram Ancille An interdisciplinary team of researchers suggest the MMO format allows ôsocial bridgingö providing a vehicle for socialization analogous to virtual coffee shops or pubs. The MMOs serve as 21st century ôhang-outsö, serving as desirable ôthird placesö where everybody knows your name. Nightcrew serves the greater good by creating social balance, spilling your cappucinno full hot e-honor on your lap and kicking you square in the nuts. It might make people stop drinking lattes and mocha-frappa-machiatos at your fine establishment, but they are still having a great time doin' it. i'm sorry, didn't know you were slow. should have i quoted you verbatim? i hope you aint color-blind too .
Matrix Skye Caldari	Posted - 2008.07.09 20:49:00 - [6] Originally by: Ibram Ancille Originally by: Matrix Skye "spilling people's cups on their laps" Still trying to find where I said that. Can you put the red Swingline down and focus a bit more on the topic at hand? Or shall I place you back down in the basement? and miss all the nightcrew coolness up here? no thx. oh btw if you spelled NightCrew as N1g4tCr3W it gives it extra umph. chicks dig it. trust me
Matrix Skye Caldari	Posted - 2008.07.09 21:00:00 - [7] Originally by: Sol'Kanar Originally by: Matrix Skye and miss all the nightcrew coolness up here? no thx. oh btw if you spelled NightCrew as N1g4tCr3W it gives it extra umph. chicks dig it. trust me I see what you're doing there. The problem is, if we went with "N1g4tCr3W" it would be such a force of panty-droppping awesomeness that we wouldn't have time to be l33t in EvE! Clearly, you could understand the deleterious effect! nah, you wouldn't be overdoing it. you're far from that still. thats just your humility talking. go for it :)
Matrix Skye Caldari	Posted - 2008.07.09 21:03:00 - [8] Originally by: Ibram Ancille Don't blame ya there oh, btw - you don't really believe there are chicks in the interwebs, do you? They are all greasy, fat basement-dwellers like ourselves. You and I should stick together - litterally. We could be thick as thieves. oh no no. i'm not nearly as cool as nightcrew yet. i have yet lots of e-kicking in the nuts to do and e-cup spilling before i'm anywhere near your level. its a long way there for me still. but thnx anyway. your too kind.

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