The Old Days

[Mooselflies]

You show big disrespect to us with your chaotic punctuation, fool.

what?

don't worry about megazor he gets grumpy in his old age

[Drofder2004]

You show big disrespect to us with your chaotic punctuation, fool.

what?

don't worry about megazor he gets grumpy in his old age

You say grumpy, I say stupid and moronic.

[<LT>YosemiteSam[NL]]

Ahhh, the good old days .... trying 300 times to get a jump which wasn't on the site yet.
Nowadays you young people just bounce to them
That realy is the difference compared to the old days and now in my opinion.

[[SoE]_Zaitsev]

http://hypersnyper.proboards.com/

I win!

That was pre-old. There is a difference between finding the nostalgia and then just referencing an alpha build.

Fine, the days I started jumping in Medal of Honor before Call of Duty was out

[iRaiinyy]

Yea, i thought that was a little harsh... i mean i didn't even tell the guy anything smh

[megazor]

Yea, i thought that was a little harsh... i mean i didn't even tell the guy anything smh

Who are you talking to? This is another example of disrespect.

[iRaiinyy]

What!?! how in anyway was that disrespect? i should really disrespect you then you would probably say i didn't... English isn't that hard to learn but in your case reading and understanding is your problem ^^..

[megazor]

Because you should have addressed or quoted the user you were going to talk to. It's usually desirable to do as long as there are more than two users in the forum, and, moreover, you're answering a post which has been followed by a few other posts.
Even the man you have been having a dialogue with may not understand what you're answering.

[Mooselflies]

I just remember waking up before school, watching CoD4 bounces on PC and then spending the time when I got home from school trying them on oldschool mode on xbox, I literally spent so long to finally understand that they weren't possible because of fps and all that stuff haha

Haha o dear console noob glad your on pc now


also why have you still got me as your sig haha :p

[iRaiinyy]

Because you should have addressed or quoted the user you were going to talk to. It's usually desirable to do as long as there are more than two users in the forum, and, moreover, you're answering a post which has been followed by a few other posts.
Even the man you have been having a dialogue with may not understand what you're answering.

You have no life.... This "quote" thing you take to seriously... you need sun light, please help yourself by finding some, and now please dismiss your unwanted self thank you

[megazor]

I have a video proof that I do have a life.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAK4njFAawc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fP69ZrvTKx0

I guess you haven't done interesting things such as those two ones.
But I give you a chance to disprove that statement. So, I am waiting for your video proof.

[Mooselflies]

Can you stop bitching what are you guys fucking 10 years old fucking just stop talking to each other...

[Drofder2004]

I have a video proof that I do have a life.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAK4njFAawc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fP69ZrvTKx0

I guess you haven't done interesting things such as those two ones.
But I give you a chance to disprove that statement. So, I am waiting for your video proof.

Going by this judgement, I have officially had a life since I was around 6 years old - I also once climbed a tree and jumped in to water... Sadly though, I didn't film it and put it on YouTube, maybe that is the definition of "having a life".

[megazor]

Highly doubt you have ever been able to climb such trees. Secondly, you might have jumped from 1 m but not from 10.
If I am wrong, you can always video prove it. But you must know, I don't cast doubt on you having a life, only it is most likely different from mine - not so extreme and thrilling, I would say.

[Drofder2004]

Highly doubt you have ever been able to climb such trees. Secondly, you might have jumped from 1 m but not from 10.
If I am wrong, you can always video prove it. But you must know, I don't cast doubt on you having a life, only it is most likely different from mine - not so extreme and thrilling, I would say.

Unfortunately I do not own a camera that allows me to film my past, but you may be right. We don't really have those size trees in the middle of London and we don't really have sea either - and jumping into a canal or the Thames is generally not a good idea for a 6 year old, let alone an adult.

If only at 6 years old I knew that there was a specific size of tree to climb for you to actually have a life, is there an exact height you must climb, I wouldn't want to climb a tree only to realise I was 3 foot short of the requirements?

Also, I understand 10m is the required fall distance between platform and water surface but but does it need to be sea water, or does fresh count? Does there need to be a high level of danger involved or does jumping under supervision get considered?

This "having a life" requirements of trees and water is starting to sound like hard work...
Is it not easier to attribute having a life to something less specific - maybe a something physical like organs or something mental like achievements? Would certainly make the world an easier place to live in.