D1st0rt

If you provide specific details, it will probably aid in the solution of the problem

I'll sell you a great store plugin, I call it "TM Mer"

touché

you would

Mono is really awesome for people that haven't checked it out. People that think you can only use C# for microsoft stuff are in for a treat. Although interestingly enough, Microsoft has no control over the actual language itself its managed by like ECMA or something like that.

meatwad meatwad_samuel_l.mp3

fingerlickin

fit

rofl

that only works if people aren't going in and out of "roofed areas" a lot

homophone

The design of a program these days is much more important than the language you use. You can make stuff in VB that blows past something in C if it is poorly written.

I very much like the ASSS-style custom permissions and capabilities

golf

nerd

RedStar at one point was using a VB bot http://wiki.minegoboom.com/index.php/StarBot

Why don't you just ask one of the countless zones with this theme already if you can use theirs?

I would rather write them for free so that I wouldn't have to make updates

The greatest game ever I think was a team of 4 people: Kirby, jn, Lanvalk, and myself against pretty much all or at least most of the 30 people in the arena. a n00b. took flags and ran around all of the different sectors, and dropped them in a base somewhere but kirby grabbed some of them before he won $$ Log file I have dates to june '04 with a 62616 point flagwin

nillawafer

I think this can be consider hilarious though

buy

it was usually somebody else that did it

refit

I just had to write a paper for my philosophy class concerning two essays about how we should rethink the way we look at abortion if anyone is interested. It's not very good because I'm limited to three pages and I did it in about an hour and a half since I only need a 63% on it. The two readings the paper is based on: Susan Feldman - From Occupied Bodies to Pregnant Persons (Kantian) Rosalind Hursthouse - Virtue Theory and Abortion (Obviously Virtue Theorist) Note that these are moral considerations and not legal ones.