ESR - User: CLains

ESReality - Where Gaming Meets Reality

About | Contact | Guide | Filters
Users | Preferences | Search | FAQ

News | Forums | Columns
Journals | Articles | Polls | Wiki

Files | Galleries | Demos
Events | Coverage | Movies

ESR Shop | Betting Fixtures

Not Logged In | Login | Register

20:32 UTC - 150 users online

ESR Discord Channel

OW Seagull (2584 viewers)
CS ESL CS:GO (210 viewers)
SC2 ESL SC2 (25 viewers)
QL ql_quake_tv (14 viewers)
Q3 DefragLive (6 viewers)
GG okaydiego (3 viewers)

Scheduled Listings

- QL European Nations Cup returns for Fall... (13)

Dreamhack MVP (76)

toxjq

DH Duel Favorite (72)

av3k

Favorite Dreamhack competition (25)

FFA

What tournaments do you want? (87)

1v1 invite groups + playoffs

Who will be the IEM Asian Champion? (38)

proZaC (SE)

The CPL is no more (32)

It's a shame

eSport coverage site: Your Pick (132)

ESReality

vq3 vs CPM, OSP vs CPMA (705)

CPMA VQ3

CPL to use 2ms TFT Screens (71)

I'll wait until I've tried it

Latest Threads

Latest Comments

News Site summary for week ending 04 Sep (0)
News Steam already at $15bn gross for 2026 (1)
Fixture BLAST Porto Final: Spirit vs MOUZ (0)
News Archon posts Quake board game PvE playth... (1)
Demo Thump4 -vs- czm (0)

Latest Forum Threads

Q3 Quake 3 Remake dreamlist (10)
QL ql_quake_tv twitch channel is a gem (5)
QL Hell just froze (6)
GG Boomer Shooters are booming (207)
GG Global Combat (28)

Latest Journals

we meat again (1175) by aggnog
QuakeChampions FPS (15) by WedbulL
500. (32) by pizz
journal and photos (41) by tom
9000km - a travel diary (16) by TAFKAagardenchair

Hot Topics

News Archon posts Quake board game PvE playth... (1)
News Steam already at $15bn gross for 2026 (1)
News StarCraft site glitches ahead of BlizzCo... (0)
News Falcons, Vitality through at BLAST Porto (0)
Demo Thump4 -vs- czm (0)

ESR Virtual Betting

Lamur
E$ 238,131

E$ 176,304 omek
E$ 129,238 fazz
E$ 61,723 lithz
E$ 58,635 nsx0r
E$ 57,658 nk121

List · Edit · iMsg

CLains

CLains
Posts: 6256
Popularity: Nobody (0%)

Level: Regular

Registered: 27 Mar 2004

Email: [email protected]

Full Name: Christian P. Lains

Age: 39

Location: Oslo

iM Replies: Y

Timezone: 0

Country: Norway

Avatar: exclamation point

Homepage: clains•googlepages•com/home

Config: None uploaded

Drafts: 0

Judgements: 1710 made, 719 received

Bets Placed: 147 (Rank: 267)

E$ Money: 500 (500 available)

E$ Savings: 10130

Buddied by: 23 users

Last Login: 26 Aug 2021

Theme: Custom theme

Journal

new years resolution (125 comments)

( Journal: ESR)

Posted by CLains @ 23:02 UTC, 1 January 2007 - iMsg

i've no idea. perhaps studying more systematically..

question for plus: what's the hip new thing to commit oneself to this year?

bullshit to journalize:
been skiing at geilo. was fun. went fast. wee.
read brave new world. was nice; interesting - cool.
been with family. was comforting yet tedious; chilled boredom.

<< prev next >>
1

Edited by CPLains at 15:06 UTC, 4 January 2007 - 40141 Hits

<< Comment #1 @ 23:15 UTC, 1 January 2007 >>

By

holden

Mine are shave everyday and study properly too T_T

<< Comment #2 @ 23:16 UTC, 1 January 2007 >>

By

funnyb

i promissed myself never to go a day without faping

<< Comment #18 @ 13:14 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Pushpabon - Reply to #2

Been there, done that for the last 6 years.

<< Comment #23 @ 14:11 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #2

sounds fashionable :)

<< Comment #27 @ 14:15 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

funnyb - Reply to #23

ok i failed :(

<< Comment #28 @ 14:19 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #27

at least you tried and cared! that's what matters!

<< Comment #3 @ 23:21 UTC, 1 January 2007 >>

By

dor^

new years resolution

<< Comment #24 @ 14:11 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #3

ah :]

<< Comment #111 @ 11:39 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

danny - Reply to #24

s

<< Comment #113 @ 14:56 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #111

ahhh :]

<< Comment #114 @ 15:01 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

danny - Reply to #113

i meant after year, not resolution ;p

Edited by dann at 15:02 UTC, 4 January 2007

<< Comment #116 @ 15:05 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #114

ahhhhhh :] xD

<< Comment #117 @ 15:06 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

danny - Reply to #116

<3

<< Comment #119 @ 15:07 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #117

<3

<< Comment #118 @ 15:06 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #116

blind -_-

<< Comment #4 @ 23:36 UTC, 1 January 2007 >>

By

Nukm

kinda hate new year prmises, but i guess i want to able to set some priorities in life and stop wasting so much time
although this will be hard cause its not realy what i want but rather what i have to do

<< Comment #5 @ 00:09 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

punee

Starting to make decisions only for the sake of being in 2007 sounds quite moronic, that's probably why people never hold on to their "new year's resolutions."

<< Comment #6 @ 00:25 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

frank_garrett - Reply to #5

a startling observation!!

<< Comment #7 @ 01:19 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

dadS - Reply to #5

your my hero.

<< Comment #9 @ 03:58 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

way2ez4gtv - Reply to #5

not really, people need a fresh start to change something, and that needs an event to trigger it, no better time then new years.

<< Comment #16 @ 12:32 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

punee - Reply to #9

People who base their fresh start on an argument starting with "It is 2007 thus (add new year's resolution)" are the weakest willed individuals in the world, or complete idiots.

<< Comment #17 @ 12:59 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Ignignokt - Reply to #16

Is it old age that makes you so boring?

<< Comment #19 @ 13:15 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

punee - Reply to #17

Shit you're almost 10 years older than me and you're still that stupid? Is it old age that already made you senile or you've been too busy pretending to be young to learn something? If you're going to be trolling like that, you might as well agree to be original with your peers.

<< Comment #21 @ 13:25 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Ignignokt - Reply to #19

So you're just boring then?

<< Comment #30 @ 14:27 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

led - Reply to #19

let me guess, you also hate christmas because you think its purely commercial?

<< Comment #36 @ 14:58 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

punee - Reply to #30

Let me guess, this has not relevancy whatsoever? And no I don't.

<< Comment #45 @ 16:23 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

led - Reply to #36

because the last time I was boring the hell out of people with the same "intelligent" bullshit you're doing here I was about 13 years old. But I've decided to let the people do their traditions if it makes them happy and stop being a angry cunt.

<< Comment #47 @ 16:46 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

punee - Reply to #45

Yea, the fact you've quit saying "intelligent" things when you were 13 really shows. Move along now.

<< Comment #49 @ 17:44 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

hnns - Reply to #47

grow up retard, you're not witty or clever.

<< Comment #52 @ 18:23 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

punee - Reply to #49

...while you sure do appear as a genius when you use that "grow up" rhetoric, not to mention how much weight you manage to put on your claims. Dolt.

<< Comment #62 @ 20:41 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

hnns - Reply to #52

umm i never claimed to be genius, what are you on about? i just like to point out when dumb kids use elitist attitude and come off as sad clowns.

<< Comment #64 @ 21:00 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

punee - Reply to #62

And I just like to point it out when some kid acting like a smartass believes he will be taken seriously when all he does is using ad hominem rhetoric instead of actually explaining what his problem is with the issue at hand.

<< Comment #101 @ 22:43 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

ddk - Reply to #64

i agree with punee, forcing yourself to change something significant (which is what those resolutions are supposed to be) requires more than just a flip of the calendar. if you have to procrastinate til that flip because you see it as something daunting then that in itself is pretty weak. either accept what you're doing/are or change it if you don't want to, inbetween is just unproductive and stressful :>

Edited by ddk at 22:45 UTC, 3 January 2007

<< Comment #70 @ 23:38 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Anonymous (68-114-161-175.dhcp.kgpt.tn.charter.com) - Reply to #49

actually, he's kicking your ass.
lol raged

<< Comment #81 @ 06:37 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

hnns - Reply to #70

lol raged! =)

<< Comment #32 @ 14:36 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

way2ez4gtv - Reply to #16

so your saying not many people do it? coz id say like 90% do. and i never said smart or stupid people do it.

p.s. did u have a point?

<< Comment #37 @ 15:00 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

punee - Reply to #32

No, I'm not saying that. Guess you would know that if you had read what I wrote and not tried to put words in my mouth.

<< Comment #41 @ 15:03 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

way2ez4gtv - Reply to #37

no i was just trying to find a point to what u said, asking if u said something isnt putting words in ur mouth. u dont make points, u moan and boreeeee. zzz

<< Comment #43 @ 15:11 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

punee - Reply to #41

The point is that "It is 2007" is not a sufficient reason to base a decision on, unless you're stupid. Do I have to break it down or rephrase it to make it clearer? Because a point is critical of a certain attitude doesn't mean it only amounts to moaning, I couldn't give a shit if people want to have new year's resolutions, and it is my right to call that practice idiotic.

<< Comment #44 @ 15:20 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

way2ez4gtv - Reply to #43

k

<< Comment #112 @ 13:25 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

koOma - Reply to #43

SMACK DANK DOOEY, U SMELL LIKE POOEY

<< Comment #58 @ 19:31 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Omen- - Reply to #16

woooooops! someones taking life a bit too seriously :D

<< Comment #66 @ 22:52 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Anonymous (68-114-161-175.dhcp.kgpt.tn.charter.com) - Reply to #58

well, apparently the people with new year's resolutions aren't taking their lives seriously enough.

<< Comment #77 @ 00:38 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

luKrek - Reply to #9

"callvote respawn 1year"

<< Comment #10 @ 05:19 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Aaron - Reply to #5

are you 45?

<< Comment #15 @ 12:30 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

punee - Reply to #10

No? Why? You think that's the age you will have to reach to get to such conclusions? Quit your stupid trolls, idiot.

<< Comment #20 @ 13:15 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Pushpabon - Reply to #5

It's the symbolic value!! Still stupid though.

<< Comment #22 @ 14:10 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #5

sooo.. traditions are moroniczz?

<< Comment #39 @ 15:02 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

punee - Reply to #22

No.

<< Comment #42 @ 15:04 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

way2ez4gtv - Reply to #39

again people trying to find a point to ur moan

<< Comment #48 @ 16:55 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Omen- - Reply to #42

id be moaning a lot too if i had to live in france :<

<< Comment #125 @ 20:17 UTC, 5 January 2007 >>

By

Goth4m - Reply to #48

hopefully for us you live in England, that marvellous country.

<< Comment #60 @ 20:05 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #39

but this particular tradition is because?

<< Comment #67 @ 22:52 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Anonymous (68-114-161-175.dhcp.kgpt.tn.charter.com) - Reply to #60

I'm pretty sure he's already established that.

<< Comment #76 @ 00:08 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #67

I guess.. I just can't make sense of it. It's the end of the year, the community sums up and reboots in a way; to ignore the rest of the world and claim superindividuality.. i don't see the big point, and i especially can't see why it is so moronic

Edited by CPLains at 00:10 UTC, 3 January 2007

<< Comment #8 @ 02:37 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

mammon

just like the last year, my resolution is to take over the world

<< Comment #11 @ 07:31 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

link - Reply to #8

hah is it going well?

<< Comment #46 @ 16:29 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

mammon - Reply to #11

not really but i keep trying anyway

<< Comment #55 @ 19:11 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

link - Reply to #46

i wish you the best of luck

<< Comment #65 @ 21:14 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

mammon - Reply to #55

thx xD

<< Comment #50 @ 18:07 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Aaron - Reply to #8

sure thing brain!

<< Comment #53 @ 18:50 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

JayJay Binks - Reply to #50

can i be pinky? .....

<< Comment #95 @ 19:11 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

viaIImaximus - Reply to #53

no, ur stinky!

<< Comment #12 @ 07:31 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

link

drink more, play more games and sleep less

<< Comment #13 @ 11:56 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

manic

quit smoking, which has been relatively successful (smoked bag tobacco last night as opposed to cigarettes)

also gona start gym and eating properly :)

<< Comment #26 @ 14:15 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #13

gym \o/

i'm gonna start going to the gym in the morning, been hearing good stuff about morning-exercise :)

<< Comment #29 @ 14:24 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

therogue - Reply to #26

i thought it was best to do serious exercise in the afternoon?

nonetheless, I'm hoping to do the same, skeptical about whether I will though ;)

<< Comment #33 @ 14:37 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

way2ez4gtv - Reply to #29

no morning.

<< Comment #61 @ 20:11 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #29

something about metabolism-rate being slow in the morning benefiting greatly of acceleration while it in the afternoon is naturally high anyway

<< Comment #68 @ 22:52 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Anonymous (68-114-161-175.dhcp.kgpt.tn.charter.com) - Reply to #61

glycogen levels are lower (carbohydrate stores), resulting in the increased use of energy from stored fats.

<< Comment #75 @ 23:57 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #68

<3

<< Comment #88 @ 15:04 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

aion - Reply to #68

This is a misleading explanation.

While exercising, the body never uses adipocytes for lipid catabolism, but "burns" the free fatty acids circulating in the bloodstream.

As a result, you can exercise as long (i.e. intensive) as you want, but you will not lose adipose tissue - that happens afterwards, if at all.

If you (indefinite) are concerned about body fat, a negative energy balance is the most important aspect.

Consequently, the time of day is irrelevant.

Edited by aion at 15:08 UTC, 3 January 2007

<< Comment #91 @ 15:14 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #88

uhm.. you sure it's not better to exercise in the morning then? i'm sure i read it somewhere, there could be some other reason?

<< Comment #104 @ 00:14 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

becks - Reply to #91

it helps if you want to wake up.

<< Comment #106 @ 00:22 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #104

x)

<< Comment #107 @ 06:18 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

Anonymous (68-114-161-175.dhcp.kgpt.tn.charter.com) - Reply to #88

you are definitely right about what you refer to as negative energy balance.

I've always had a suspicion about whether or not actual stored fat is used for energy, though. thanks for the education. could you cite a source for this?

<< Comment #14 @ 12:25 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Vajra

I´ll quit smoking (again :/ )

<< Comment #25 @ 14:13 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #14

gl

<< Comment #35 @ 14:56 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

revoN - Reply to #14

In reality you've never quit smoking. You have to start with adjusting your mindset. Tell to yourself that you're not smoking anymore (even if you do).

<< Comment #38 @ 15:02 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

rolf - Reply to #14

takes 15 years, without smoking, to quit m8

<< Comment #31 @ 14:32 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

zkyp

a more healthy lifestyle (actually coming outside when I dont have to work)

<< Comment #51 @ 18:12 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

dallow - Reply to #31

going outside where i live (london) isn't healthy coz of all the fucking pollution :)

<< Comment #54 @ 19:07 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Aaron - Reply to #51

is that really true? seriously, ini said the the air in pompey was so much better

<< Comment #56 @ 19:12 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Ignignokt - Reply to #54

You brits all live in smog tbh.

<< Comment #57 @ 19:26 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Aaron - Reply to #56

it's just dird's cloud of stupidity

<< Comment #59 @ 19:40 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

dallow - Reply to #54

Its not as if you can see the smog, but its there :)

<< Comment #71 @ 23:52 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

ini - Reply to #54

It defo is now I'm back :S

<< Comment #72 @ 23:53 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

ini - Reply to #71

Also water is worse nice and full of chemicals!

<< Comment #73 @ 23:54 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Aaron - Reply to #72

water excellent near me \o/ waste of money buying bottled water

<< Comment #78 @ 00:39 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

luKrek - Reply to #73

we don't even have bottled water in sweden.. only carbonated if anything...

edit: and oh yeah! They did a huge amount of tests on bottled water and compared to our tap water. Guess what? Our tap water in sweden is waaaaaaay cleaner than any bottled water anywhere.

Edited by luKrek at 00:40 UTC, 3 January 2007

<< Comment #80 @ 01:57 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

spinmove_ - Reply to #78

Maybe that explains why the women in Sweden are generally a little prettier than most other places. It's whats in the water, or lack thereof.

<< Comment #82 @ 10:02 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

zkyp - Reply to #78

Then again, dutch springwater > swedish spring water :/

<< Comment #84 @ 10:11 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

noctis - Reply to #82

and austrian spring water > all
:)

<< Comment #85 @ 10:28 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

Ignignokt - Reply to #84

I laugh at your silly claims and polluted water!

<< Comment #86 @ 11:06 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

noctis - Reply to #85

you dont have a clue :/

<< Comment #98 @ 19:43 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

Aaron - Reply to #86

hes got HOT spring water!

<< Comment #99 @ 20:57 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

Ignignokt - Reply to #98

In my backyard!

<< Comment #100 @ 21:33 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

Aaron - Reply to #99

got a castle in mine m8

<< Comment #105 @ 00:16 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

becks - Reply to #100

sand?

<< Comment #120 @ 06:26 UTC, 5 January 2007 >>

By

Ignignokt - Reply to #105

A real one mate. He lives in Nottingham after all.

<< Comment #121 @ 06:35 UTC, 5 January 2007 >>

By

Aaron - Reply to #120

righto chap!

<< Comment #122 @ 11:47 UTC, 5 January 2007 >>

By

becks - Reply to #120

so I guess I have a bunker in my backyard?

<< Comment #123 @ 15:02 UTC, 5 January 2007 >>

By

Ignignokt - Reply to #122

Exactly mate :o

<< Comment #108 @ 06:18 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

Anonymous (68-114-161-175.dhcp.kgpt.tn.charter.com) - Reply to #78

but does it contain fluoride left over from the soviet era?

<< Comment #124 @ 18:22 UTC, 5 January 2007 >>

By

luKrek - Reply to #108

notrly

<< Comment #83 @ 10:04 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

zkyp - Reply to #51

Can't be that bad. That bad that jogging outside is more hazardous than staying inside behind a pc :(

<< Comment #34 @ 14:50 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

revoN

New Year's resolution \o/

Hate that shit. Don't promise that you'll do something. Just do it starting right now.

<< Comment #63 @ 20:44 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #34

I don't see the beef people have with the tradition. It's as if it has somehow become too popular of a topic making the usual hype and small-talk surrounding it, coming from what the "beefer" generally sees as weakminded and weakwilled individuals, inseparable and inextractable from the reason and prospects of adhering to it.. I think it's rather cool; i'm trying to come up with some good ways of improving my way of living - all thoughts need cues anyways and I personally don't feel as if another reason for thinking about it would have left me any more merit..

<< Comment #69 @ 22:52 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

Anonymous (allium.gnupg.org) - Reply to #63

I don't think he has any problem with any tradition. I think he just understands what it takes to reach a goal, even for the most procrastinating of people.

do you?

<< Comment #74 @ 23:55 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #69

what it takes depends on myself doesn't it, what my goal is. new years resolutions for me is setting goals, it is not concerned with solving them.. and yes, i know setting the goal is the easy part, but it's still a part

<< Comment #109 @ 06:18 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

Anonymous (68-114-161-175.dhcp.kgpt.tn.charter.com) - Reply to #74

what it takes depends on myself doesn't it

hence the qualifier.

<< Comment #115 @ 15:03 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #109

i'm blind don't u see ;)

<< Comment #40 @ 15:03 UTC, 2 January 2007 >>

By

rolf

I promised myself not to make a new years resolution this year. Oh fuc...

<< Comment #79 @ 01:55 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

I don't believe in New Year's Resolutions because hardly anyone ever sticks to them and if it's stuff that you are supposed to be doing, then why wait until the first of the year to start doing it?

That being said, I will continue to work out and work towards my bachelor's degree/search for a new job.

<< Comment #90 @ 15:09 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #79

well, if you deliberately try to think up some novel thing at newyear..

<< Comment #93 @ 16:42 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

spinmove_ - Reply to #90

But, again, what's the point if you need to do it anyway? If it needs to be done, then there's no time like the present. I just never understood why people feel the need to attempt to better themselves consistently just once a year.

<< Comment #94 @ 19:02 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #93

it's a social thing

<< Comment #87 @ 13:48 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

blu

My New Years Resolution is 1600x1200.

Muhehehe... Someone had to do it.

<< Comment #89 @ 15:06 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #87

yup ;)

<< Comment #92 @ 15:33 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

fern - Reply to #87

sticking with 640 tbh

<< Comment #96 @ 19:17 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

viaIImaximus - Reply to #92

stop playing cs :l

<< Comment #97 @ 19:36 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

fern - Reply to #96

i don't :{

<< Comment #102 @ 23:32 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

dansen

800x600

<< Comment #103 @ 23:51 UTC, 3 January 2007 >>

By

CLains - Reply to #102

you're only half the man blu is then .. oh wait, i mean one fourth ;)

<< Comment #110 @ 11:25 UTC, 4 January 2007 >>

By

blu - Reply to #103

I am indeed a big man.

Reply to:
[Reset] Format:

Formatting:

Content:

Are you a bot?

Or if you already have an account:

Username:

Password:

Read the Posting Guidelines

Non-HTML tags: [b]bold[/b], [i]italics[/i], [u]underlined[/u]
[small]small[/small], [q]quoted[/q], [s]~~strikethrough~~[/s]
[url=www.url.com]link[/url] or type www.url.com
[flag=country] (list), [avatar=name] (list)
[map=mapname gamename] (list)

Conceived and created by Sujoy Roy (Legal Notices)
RSS Feed Information, Link Buttons and Banners