op2rules

First Ae lightsaber. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4i6v1iLGzTQ enjoy

This is by far amazing and makes everything else look like total crap. I love it.

lol at those lies. dusty's trash I could believe, that guy was never any good. Is that supposed to be an insult? What about okyo? He wasn't good either...

Uhh heres what it sorta looked like this as best as i can remember. The color scheme was mostly gray Ah just remembered another part, the FR had a small wall right inside it, so it looked sorta like this http://s1.postimage.org/hN2Y9.jpg

No actually a lot of us used that website a lot to see latest duels and other various things. It's a good thing all THAT info wasn't destroyed...

I liked a lot of them, forgot some but 2 was my all time favorite, 18 and 23 are also really awesome. Dude you awesome at making bases I can't wait till these get put in. Psst I just miss charmed's base 3. Remember that base? It had really phat walls and there were some specials spots for ships to field in.

I'm not trying to be wise

I wouldn't be so sure if I were you. But you're absolutely right, I can't know for SURE.

Make it so that when ur engines are off (from ?id) you can't open the HT tunnel warpgates

gg if it was my site that woulda never happened

Oh I'm sorry, judging by your reasoning I should probably be suiciding right now because I'm not identical to you. But no actually, I'm going to try opportunities that I see, even if there is a good chance I make an embarrassing attempt because in the end I learn something and I got better at something I wasn't as good at before, and little pathetic trolls like you that whine about it only make me want to be even MORE successful because I know it will be impossible for them (you) to ever have a lifestyle and skillset like me. So please, continue what you're doing; I love it.

http://forums.ssgn.net/index.php?showtopic=17516

Because IM clients are very limited in functionality, they clutter a lot of screen real estate, use loads of memory, have few features, and you need a separate one for each protocol you're on. There are some that combine, but inside windows nothing includes IRC (the best one).

hey retard, im sorry your only ship is a terrier with trap laser and your only offense is holding down ctrl in a flag base behind a lanc, but this thread is about center and rewards. ofcourse an idiot like you who cant reach a 2-kill streak would be against this idea, I'm sorry but you are just not good enough to post about anything related to center Except its comments like that, that just make you seem like an angry 13 year old who will do anything to try to put himself above others.

I suck with graphics but this is clearly better than whats already there.

He's better than you vetta. Anyways, I think this idea is brilliant, kill streakes, revenges, achievements? Stuff like kill 3 people in 2 seconds etc.

Solution: Run Firefox opened to meebo.com on a Windows-based dedicated server. Problem solved. Awesome! Now every time you want to talk to somebody you need to RDP into a dedicated machine that is being wasted on meebo! ...okay that actually might work.

Good luck linking a BNC to meebo.com! Hahah jk

Bitlbee is an open source IRC project. It creates a gateway between irc and popular IM protocols such as msn, jabber, and oscar. You connect to a bitlbee server and you can add accounts such as Facebook, twitter, msn, icq, aol, yahoo, gtalk, etc etc. They all populate a userlist, and when you pm them it acts as a standard message sent through any IM client. The joy of this is you have all your shit in one place, and if you already use IRC it's even better. It's also a lot faster to connect all your stuff, and your only limited to your IRC clients limitations. If you use mIRC + NNS you know possibilites are endless with this kind of a setup. You can also do group chats etc. Anyways, I have my own private bitlbee server, and if you're interested in using it you can PM me. You can alternatively use the public servers on bitlbee.org, which may be less reliable and secure.

Haha I thought it was the exact same thing too

Yes.

Rofl I'm kidding I'm just good ol' op2rules!

Ah at first I didn't see it in the general section because I thought maybe the topic was offensive and it was deleted, either way; thanks It makes sense what you're saying, and others have told me too that since its so much easier to get a divorce now than it was before thats more of a cause than what my point was. I'm glad I put this out there though, it really widened my ideas about the subject!

This randomly came to me a minute ago talking to somebody, and I just HAVE to write it all out because It's fresh now and it's interesting. What my main point is here (and I will start with it) is that for a couple to last, they two partners must not change. This is why highschool relationships fail, because at a younger age as a person your undergoing a lot of new ideas and concepts, and its only a short amount of time before you're a completely different person than you were before. Now the idea is that for a couple to last, they must grow/change together. So possibly 100s of years ago this could work at a younger age as there was less complexions involved, such as moving away for education, or parenting methods, etc. Anyways so that all down, back to the bigger part, why divorce rates are rising. So obviously everyone's great grandparents are still together, and also everyone's parents are separated. And by everyone I mean general majority. Either way, only a fool would try to argue otherwise regardless of if you fall into that category. So the only possible cause with substantial effect on this is the fact that the two partners get bored of each other, or they each go their own path. So why didn't this happen in earlier years? Well the answer is simple, the only thing now that wasn't before is technology. With all sorts of new communication methods availible, TV, internet, music, etc. Each partner is introduced to hundreds of outside influences that the other is NOT. As a result, this slowly changes the person and causes the inevitable separation to occur.