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| Your Favorite monsters |
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Posted by: RAGNAROK - 11-01-2005, 07:31 PM - Forum: Hunter
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Hello i would like you to tell me which are your 3 favorite monster (not dark Falz or Olga Flow)
-Vulmer
-Chaos Bringer
-Crimson Assasin
those monsters are cool
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| Rare weapons |
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Posted by: RAGNAROK - 11-01-2005, 07:01 PM - Forum: Trade
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Hi i want to know more about rare weapons and how to get them and here are mines
Blade Dance 5
Bloody Art 1
Varista
Gae Bolg
Vjaya
Guilty Light
Flowen Sword
Flowen sword Paralysis
D`B Saber
G-Assasin Sabers
Booma and Gobooma Claw
Secreat Gear
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| mag |
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Posted by: Sroths - 11-01-2005, 06:28 PM - Forum: Items
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hi again!
I have a few questions about mags in ep 1&2:
-Which is the name of your best mag?
-in which level is is?
-Is your best mag a rare mag?
-how many mags do you have?
My mag:
-is called Deva
-level 160
-yes
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| Am i ready? |
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Posted by: twinkazz - 11-01-2005, 05:03 PM - Forum: Hunter
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I'm a level 27 HUcast. Will i be able to beat Dark Falz and get to hard mode?
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| Incase you were wondering... |
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Posted by: Shade - 11-01-2005, 12:16 PM - Forum: Lobby
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I have had many people ask: what is a chav, so, here you are. A dictionary definition...
(Havn't read it so not sure if it is rude...
CHAV
The press in Britain has recently been having fun mocking a group for which pejorative descriptions have been created such as ânon-educated delinquentsâ and âthe burgeoning peasant underclassâ. The subjects of these derogatory descriptions are said to be set apart by ignorance, fecklessness, mindless violence and bad taste.
To illustrate the last of these, critics point to their style of dress: a love of flashy gold jewellery (hooped earrings, thick neck chains, sovereign rings and heavy bangles, which all may be lumped together under the term bling-bling); the wearing of white trainers (in what is called âprison whiteâ, so clean that they look new); clothes in fashionable brands with very prominent logos; and baseball caps, frequently in Burberry check, a favourite style. The women, the Daily Mail wrote recently in a characteristic burst of maidenly distaste, âpull their shoddily dyed hair back in that ultra-tight bun known as a âcouncil-house faceliftâ, wear skirts too short for their mottled blue thighs, and expose too much of their distressingly flabby midriffsâ.
This upsurge of popular distaste towards one group may be evidence for a cultural shift back towards a class-ridden British societyâat least the fear that it might be so is causing some alarm in liberal circles. Critics point to the copying of the style by many younger television celebrities as a further dumbing-down of that medium. Much of the attention is due to the experience of a Web site, which was intended to be humorous but which was infiltrated by extremists who threatened to turn it into a hate site.
From a linguistic perspective the most interesting aspect is the wide variety of local names given to the type. Scots call them neds (often said to be an acronym of ânon-educated delinquentsâ, but thatâs a folk etymology, given credence by being mentioned as fact during a debate in the Scottish parliament in 2003; itâs actually from an abridged form of the given name Edward, which was attached to this group in the period of the teddy-boys, who dressed in a version of Edwardian costume), while Liverpudlians prefer scallies (a term of long-standing for a boisterous, disruptive or irresponsible young man); Kev is common around London (presumably from the given name Kevin, common among this group and popularised through the portrayal on his television show by the comedian Harry Enfield of an idiotic teenager with that name). Other terms recorded from various parts of the country are janners (from Plymouth), smicks, spides, moakes and steeks (all from Belfast), plus bazzas, scuffheads, stigs, skangers, yarcos, and kappa slappers (girls who wear Kappa brand tracksuits, slapper being British slang for a promiscuous or vulgar woman).
The term that has become especially widely known in recent weeks, at least in southern England, is the one borrowed for the name of the Web site, chav. A writer in the Independent thought it derived from the name of the town of Chatham in Kent, where the term is best known and probably originated. But it seems that the word is from a much older underclass, the gypsies, many of whom have lived in that area for generations. Chav is almost certainly from the Romany word for a child, chavi, recorded from the middle of the nineteenth century. We know it was being used as a term of address to an adult man a little later in the century, but it hasnât often been recorded in print since and its derivative chav is quite new to most people.
Other terms for the class also have Romany connections; another is charver, Romany for prostitute. Yet another is the deeply insulting pikey, presumably from the Kentish dialect term for gypsy that was borrowed from turnpike, so a person who travels the roads.
Did chavi die out, only to be reinvented recently? That seems hardly likely from the written and anecdotal evidence; what weâre seeing is a term that has been in active but inconspicuous use for the last 150 years suddenly bursting out into wider popular use in a new sense through circumstances we donât fully understand.
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| Klan Home |
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Posted by: Poo Fly - 11-01-2005, 12:01 PM - Forum: Shadow Council
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Just wondering if this klan has a lobby anywhere, and if not should we decide on one? (not that it will help everyone till they get online :O )
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| E cards |
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Posted by: Sroths - 11-01-2005, 05:12 AM - Forum: Cards
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How many E cards are in ep 3, because I got 1 (akiko frying pan) and there says that it is the 100% and, someone knows how to get them (if there are more than one)?
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| The Right of Death |
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Posted by: Kal - 11-01-2005, 03:41 AM - Forum: Lobby
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I' ve been thinking about this for along time. Should we have the right to die? I personlly think yes it's there life to do with as they please. but in america if ur caught trying to suicde and deemed sane you go to prison for atemted murder, and if deemed insane you go to a mental hospital. Ur thoughts and opions please.
NOTE THIS THREAD MY CONTAIN WORDS AND OR PHRASES YOU OR OTHERS MY FIND UNCOMFATERABLE AND PLEASE REMEBER THAT ALL VIEWS EXPRESSED IN THIS THREAD OR JUST THE OPIONS OF OTHERS AND DO NOT HAVE TO INFLUNCE YOURS.
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