Tomorrow I'll be a level 27. :D

Welcome to Idiot-buster's 73rd Level Up Lounge list!

Achievement of the day!
This special award that goes to the person with the highest rank/level/points of some kind in a cirtain field, or i just think they should have the AOTD . And it goes to....gfoxcook: 25k Exp and 33,333 Saves!

Listening to: Michael Jackson- HIStory album.
Congrats to:
AndrewGlisson13: Level 11
Metal-Therapy: 11.00 Voting Power
aldlv: 20,000 Saves
youngblood26: Top 3,000 Experience
Viridis: Level 21
DumbassDude: 15,000 B/p
dx5231: Level 19
Ship: Level 18

At 8/30/09 11:55 AM, Auz wrote: DumbassDude: 15,000 Experience

It's 15,000 b/p points @;-}>

400 Audio Review Responses

Just by chance last night, I saw I was at number 399, so I went and wrote another review. Sure enough, he came through with the response :)

Coop attempts to make the most of his Bank Holiday, while ocngratulating:
Viridis: Level 21
DumbassDude: 15,000 B/P
dx5231: Level 19
Ship: Level 18
Robo-init: Level 16
Pokemonpoeguygcn: Brigadier General

Thank you to:
RohantheBarbarian
Auz
reverend
Hacsev (x2)

At 8/30/09 08:44 AM, Bahamut wrote:

Well, I'm sure you'll get 40k Blams before I do :P

Indeed, it's a long way to the top.

If you wanna rock and roooooooooooooooool!

I only need to get around 90 more blams and then wait for the flagged entries to be deleted. Then, I should be good to go with retiring without any additional points.

Nice - I'll be keeping my pace to the normal levels and hopefully I'll be chasing down some more of the top of the tree accounts in the none too distant future.

At 8/30/09 11:55 AM, Auz wrote:

At 8/30/09 03:40 AM, Coop83 wrote: Still, I never even knew that Robben had left Real, so that's quite a coup for Munich to get such a powerful player. I saw him play for Chelsea as a 16 / 17 year old and he was a genius back then.

As far as I know Robben still played at PSV at that age, where he came from their youth. I believe he didn´t move to Chelsea until he became 19 or 20 or so. And even though he was a good winger, wasn't he known as a diver back then?

It seemed so long ago, he might have been that age, but he was only young - some of the lads said that he may be a hugely talented footballer, but he was going bald. In fact, come to think of it, he does look a little like Zinedine Zidane

At 8/30/09 05:18 PM, Haggard wrote:

At 8/30/09 03:40 AM, Coop83 wrote: You think that they can keep hold of Ribery? I've heard that a lot of Premiership clubs are after his services to fight off Man. City.

Of course they keep Ribéry. They promised it to Robben or else he wouldn't have come to Munich. :P

Always a good point for a player coming in ;)

Still, I never even knew that Robben had left Real, so that's quite a coup for Munich to get such a powerful player. I saw him play for Chelsea as a 16 / 17 year old and he was a genius back then.

Heh yeah, it was a pretty quick transfer. He had his last training with Real on Friday, after that he flew over to Munich and played on Saturday. He then came on in the second half and scored two goals (both assisted by Ribéry ^^).

Nice - we signed a player in the week (Stephen Warnock) and only had him on the bench. I wonder if we will have some more news for Aston Villa. Actually, us getting knocked out of the Europa League is probably a blessing in disguise.

If only he wasn't injured so often...

Ah, the downfall of all star players - you really want them to play 90+ minutes per game, so they run a greater risk of injuries over their careers.

At 8/31/09 04:17 AM, Odyssic wrote: On a rather dull day, Odyssic thinks what to do with his Bank Monday off.

Have we fallen out or something? I'm not getting on your lists any more :(

Achievement of the Day
Coop83: 400 Audio Review Responses. Another impressive achievement Coop. Congrats!

Congrats to:
Robo-init: Level 16
Pokemonpoeguygcn: Brigadier General
Frenzy: Level 27
DumbassDude: 15,000 BP

At 8/30/09 11:06 PM, idiot-buster wrote:

At 8/30/09 11:55 AM, Auz wrote: DumbassDude: 15,000 Experience

It's 15,000 b/p points @;-}>

*Corrected*

At 8/31/09 04:47 AM, Coop83 wrote:

At 8/30/09 11:55 AM, Auz wrote: As far as I know Robben still played at PSV at that age, where he came from their youth. I believe he didn´t move to Chelsea until he became 19 or 20 or so. And even though he was a good winger, wasn't he known as a diver back then?

It seemed so long ago, he might have been that age, but he was only young - some of the lads said that he may be a hugely talented footballer, but he was going bald. In fact, come to think of it, he does look a little like Zinedine Zidane

Well if you mean that they both are growing bald at an early age, yes they do look alike. But in terms of football I believe they are two very different players.

Listening to:

Judas Priest - Sad Wings of Destiny

Thanks to:

Auz
Hacsev. That's better.

At 8/30/09 02:06 PM, reverend wrote: I don't know... some of Dali's works of art were pretty out there and he was pretty eccentric himself. Of course I don't see him creating a painting of two men riding each other. :P

You'd expect someone on Newgrounds to paint two men riding each other, though. XD

At 8/30/09 05:18 PM, Haggard wrote:

At 8/30/09 08:44 AM, Bahamut wrote: If I'm just 1 blam short by then, why not?

So, you would get your last save then and tried to blam the rest for that one blam point? ^^

Actually, that's too much effort. I might as well wait until it's my 6th NG anniversary or something.

Goddammit Haggard, you know I'm right!

I know that you think you're right. But I also know that you are wrong in reality.

No, I. AM. RIGHT!

We could always ask what he thinks of Manowar. :P

Yeah, we should ask him.
Newsreporter, what do you think of Manowar?

Maybe it's better asking when he gets an achievement. Around 3 weeks until he levels up again.

We'll see what I do in the near future. Keep in mind that I have many artists to look into so whenever I have a look into Queens of the Stone Age is unclear.

Yeah, it can be a real pest with all those good bands out there. So many good bands, so little time and money. :D

I have more than enough money to get many albums but yes, there's so little time to listen to them all. Infact, the last time I listened to this album was in December. WTF is wrong with me?

At 8/30/09 09:51 PM, Frenzy wrote: Tomorrow I'll be a level 27. :D

7.5k right now, though. 3/4 way to 10k.

At 8/31/09 04:47 AM, Coop83 wrote:

At 8/30/09 08:44 AM, Bahamut wrote:

Well, I'm sure you'll get 40k Blams before I do :P

Indeed, it's a long way to the top.

If you wanna rock and roooooooooooooooool!

Of course, that reference had to be made. :D You truly are the shit.

I only need to get around 90 more blams and then wait for the flagged entries to be deleted. Then, I should be good to go with retiring without any additional points.

Nice - I'll be keeping my pace to the normal levels and hopefully I'll be chasing down some more of the top of the tree accounts in the none too distant future.

Go for it, you'll eventually pass me but not until way after you pass me in B/P. Roughly 15,400 B/P to go.

Congratulations to: -

DumbassDude - 15,000 Experience
dx5231 - Level 19
Ship - Level 18
Robo-init - Level 16
Coop83 - 6,000 Medal Points and 400 Audio Review Responses
Pokemonpoeguygcn - Brigadier General
Frenzy - Level 27
LynchedJohNNY - Level 24

At 8/30/09 08:44 AM, Bahamut wrote:

At 8/30/09 08:26 AM, RohantheBarbarian wrote:

At 8/29/09 02:41 PM, Bahamut wrote: Yeah, it's difficult when it's only said on text. If I showed you footage of these problems, it'll be easier to understand the problems but I'm not up to spending hours recording the right footage, especially when screen capture will only reduce the FPS.

Yeah, not worth the hassle, I'll take your word for it.

Yeah, I really hate these kind of glitches so I didn't want to go further. One guy on my news post said he can tolerate the glitches, which is fine for him but not for me.

Each to their own I suppose.

I was more referring to Nostalgia Critic's review for Tom & Jerry: The Movie but that also works. :)

Forgot about that lol, haven't watched that one in ages.

Which was the last review of his you saw?

Captain America, I always watch the new one each week but I hadn't watched T&J in ages.

At 8/30/09 02:06 PM, reverend wrote:

At 8/30/09 08:26 AM, RohantheBarbarian wrote: Surrealism doesn't begin to cover the unbelievable craziness of that video.

I don't know... some of Dali's works of art were pretty out there and he was pretty eccentric himself. Of course I don't see him creating a painting of two men riding each other. :P

Yeah, I think that strays out of surrealism and more into plain weirdness lol.

So I am now level 36 :)

At 8/31/09 12:19 PM, milinko959 wrote: So I am now level 36 :)

Lol we leveled up on the same day. I like the level 36 icon a lot.

At 8/31/09 04:47 AM, Coop83 wrote:

At 8/30/09 05:18 PM, Haggard wrote: If only he wasn't injured so often...

Ah, the downfall of all star players - you really want them to play 90+ minutes per game, so they run a greater risk of injuries over their careers.

Yeah, and because players of opposing teams may think: "This was the last you made me look stupid" and then they will tackle the star players harder than they would tackle any other player.

At 8/31/09 07:28 AM, Bahamut wrote:

At 8/30/09 05:18 PM, Haggard wrote:

At 8/30/09 08:44 AM, Bahamut wrote: Goddammit Haggard, you know I'm right!

I know that you think you're right. But I also know that you are wrong in reality.

No, I. AM. RIGHT!

Wrong!

We could always ask what he thinks of Manowar. :P

Yeah, we should ask him.
Newsreporter, what do you think of Manowar?

Maybe it's better asking when he gets an achievement. Around 3 weeks until he levels up again.

If I haven't forgotton by then I will ask him.

We'll see what I do in the near future. Keep in mind that I have many artists to look into so whenever I have a look into Queens of the Stone Age is unclear.

Yeah, it can be a real pest with all those good bands out there. So many good bands, so little time and money. :D

I have more than enough money to get many albums but yes, there's so little time to listen to them all. Infact, the last time I listened to this album was in December. WTF is wrong with me?

More than enough money? Maybe you could give me some? :P

Rev is thinking 'another month down' ; congrats to:
Robo-init - Level 16
Pokemonpoeguygcn - Brigadier General!
Frenzy - Level 27
Coop83 - 6,000 Medal Points and 400 Audio Review Responses!
LynchedJohNNY - Level 24
milinko959 - Level 36!

Thanks to:
Hacsev

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Just to clear up a few thing before we end this debate and move on to other topics. :)

At 8/30/09 05:18 PM, Haggard wrote: As stated already, I hate it that you have to install a plugin for nearly everything (except for browsing which is a wonder, really).

You really install plug-ins on only things you want. I don't know why that escapes you. If you just want a basic browser; you can have one. FF by itself can block images without Adblock, comes included tab management (Ctrl+PgDn, Ctrl+Tab, Ctrl+Shift+T, etc), and highlights tag when you view source and it's great.
It's just that majority of the people want the ability to do more. They want to Twitter, listen to last.fm, check their email on their browser, so on and so forth. I find it hard to look at miles and miles of HTML so I use Firebug. I hate the pop up download manager so I use Download Status Bar. I hate Flash ads so I use ABP. It's about how I want to view the web.

And what if two plugins "don't like" each other. For example when the author of No Script decided that AdBlock is bad for his revenue and he crippled the AdBlock plugin so that HIS ads where still displayed.

In that case, then the NoScript is obviously malicious software. I don't think it would take long for people to realize what's going on and to remove it. There is always a risk to using third party software, don't get me wrong, but all of the plug-ins listed have been tested and confirmed to work if they are "signed" by Mozilla.

See, I really like the concept of OpenSource, but Firefox is not a good example for a good OpenSource program.

Really?? I think Mozilla is an excellent example of Open Source. If you really looked at what all has been done just by pressuring Microsoft get off it's ass and to live up to W3C standards and to decrease it's vulnerability to malicious attacks and phishing. I mean from IE 5 to IE 6 there was a five year span where they were content to do nothing. Then along comes lowly Mozilla, promoting better web standards and a faster browser and no sooner than later you have IE 7 and IE 8 finally making some head way and ripping off FF ideas. It wasn't done by a huge cooperation; just a few hundred people who wanted something better than IE.

You still have to trust Mozilla that they test the plugins carefully before putting them on their site. And there's still the possibility of plugins that you can download from somewhere else where you have to trust those people etc etc.

And they do. There is an entire community devoted to test plug-ins at Mozdev.org. If you decide to install unsigned plug-ins, that's at your own risk. You can't really hold that against Mozilla.

And if an author decides to no longer update their plugin? I really doubt that the abandoned project is overtaken by others.
Plus you have to keep track of updates for the plugins you use...

Then it really must not have been a really popular plug-in for an entire community to become disinterested. Also, FF also automatically checks for update for plug-ins. :)

Like I said from the start; different strokes for different folks. I love Firefox because it's easily editable; not just themes and extensions, the inner workings can be changed by about:config Everything from how much memory can be used to the number of pages to be display in the Back button is listed. There is no limit on what you can change and do with Firefox maybe that doesn't appeal to you but it does to me and to a majority of people. :)

I'm done. :)

At 8/31/09 07:28 AM, Bahamut wrote: You'd expect someone on Newgrounds to paint two men riding each other, though. XD

*Checks the Art Portal
Nope nothing. Guess people are slacking.

At 8/31/09 08:07 AM, RohantheBarbarian wrote: Yeah, I think that strays out of surrealism and more into plain weirdness lol.

I kind of wonder if the people of the 1930s, 1940s had the same wtf reaction back then to Dail's work.

hmmm

100 audio reviews. It's nice.

Haven't done any lists in a while, too busy with school. I can barely get a few blams and saves in. The RRC takes the most of the spare time I have for NG.

Yay, second post today. :)

At 8/31/09 04:02 PM, reverend wrote:

At 8/30/09 05:18 PM, Haggard wrote: As stated already, I hate it that you have to install a plugin for nearly everything (except for browsing which is a wonder, really).

You really install plug-ins on only things you want. I don't know why that escapes you. If you just want a basic browser; you can have one. FF by itself can block images without Adblock, comes included tab management (Ctrl+PgDn, Ctrl+Tab, Ctrl+Shift+T, etc), and highlights tag when you view source and it's great.

It doesn't escape me, but out of the box Firefox really just has browsing ability. Which is just not enough for me. And I don't want to look around for plugins, I expect the browser to have the things I want already implemented. It's like buying a car which can has only the most basic abilties and everything else (like being able to open the windows, etc.) have to be installed extra.
Of course I could drive the car with it's most basic abilities, but it would be nice to open the windows from time to time. ;)

It's just that majority of the people want the ability to do more. They want to Twitter, listen to last.fm, check their email on their browser, so on and so forth. I find it hard to look at miles and miles of HTML so I use Firebug. I hate the pop up download manager so I use Download Status Bar. I hate Flash ads so I use ABP. It's about how I want to view the web.

The source code editor which is build in in Opera is pretty good. You can even edit the source code and then view the page with the edited code.
If I don't want flash ads, I simply right click, chose "block content" click the things I want to block and I'm done. I decide how the transfer window shows up (pop up, in the background, not at all). I can decide which buttons I want to have on the menu bars, I can decide where the bars should be displayed, I can even display panels if I want to (or I can just not display them if I don't want to)

And what if two plugins "don't like" each other. For example when the author of No Script decided that AdBlock is bad for his revenue and he crippled the AdBlock plugin so that HIS ads where still displayed.

In that case, then the NoScript is obviously malicious software. I don't think it would take long for people to realize what's going on and to remove it.

Thing is that most people I know who use Firefox also use NoScript for security reasons. Plus it was (or is again) a very popular plug in, AFAIK.

See, I really like the concept of OpenSource, but Firefox is not a good example for a good OpenSource program.

Really?? I think Mozilla is an excellent example of Open Source. If you really looked at what all has been done just by pressuring Microsoft get off it's ass and to live up to W3C standards and to decrease it's vulnerability to malicious attacks and phishing. I mean from IE 5 to IE 6 there was a five year span where they were content to do nothing. Then along comes lowly Mozilla, promoting better web standards and a faster browser and no sooner than later you have IE 7 and IE 8 finally making some head way and ripping off FF ideas. It wasn't done by a huge cooperation; just a few hundred people who wanted something better than IE.

Yeah, that's a good thing (but people still shouldn't use IE, as Opera AND Firefox are much better browsers ;) ). But that hasn't that much to do with open source in my opinion.
The best example of good open source programms is of course the many linux distributions. There the risk of using "thid party programms" isn't so bit in my opinion. It's much harder to programm for an OS than just writing a plugin for a browser.

Of course there's still some risk left in Linux as well, the infamous debian random number generator is the best (or worst?) example.

You still have to trust Mozilla that they test the plugins carefully before putting them on their site. And there's still the possibility of plugins that you can download from somewhere else where you have to trust those people etc etc.

And they do. There is an entire community devoted to test plug-ins at Mozdev.org. If you decide to install unsigned plug-ins, that's at your own risk. You can't really hold that against Mozilla.

I don't hold it against them, but I know what users are like. The typical Luser doesn't care if anything is signed, they install it anyway. And when the damage is done they whine about it in the internet... a typical problem on Layer 8. :D

And if an author decides to no longer update their plugin? I really doubt that the abandoned project is overtaken by others.
Plus you have to keep track of updates for the plugins you use...

Then it really must not have been a really popular plug-in for an entire community to become disinterested. Also, FF also automatically checks for update for plug-ins. :)

Ah, so that's one point less on my "Things I don't like about Firefox" list then. :)

Like I said from the start; different strokes for different folks. I love Firefox because it's easily editable; not just themes and extensions, the inner workings can be changed by about:config

You can do that with opera:config as well. ;)
You can even write your own CSS to display websites just the way you want them to look like.

There is no limit on what you can change and do with Firefox maybe that doesn't appeal to you but it does to me and to a majority of people. :)

I like flexability, but I don't like to download a plug-in for nearly everything I want to have in a browser. :P
And I think Firefox is only so popular because you get spamed by "Download Firefox today!" ads on so many websites. ^^

I'm done. :)

Me too. :)
I don't know why but I find those kind of discussions funny. I constantly "argue" with a friend of mine about that topic as well. :D
But so far I haven't convinced him to use Opera and he doesn't succeed in convincing me to use Firefox. ^^

Private first class.

man i need lv 11 or higher :l.

Welcome to Idiot-buster's 74th Level Up Lounge list!

Achievement of the day!
This special award that goes to the person with the highest rank/level/points of some kind in a cirtain field, or i just think they should have the AOTD . And it goes to....Coop83: 400 Audio Review Responses!

Listening to:Michael Jackson- I don't know the name since it was never released, but it's really good. You all should take a listen.

Congrats to:
Robo-init: Level 16
Pokemonpoeguygcn: Brigadier General
Frenzy: Level 27
LynchedJohNNY: level 24
milinko959: level 36
Frenzy: level 27
Soapbubble: 100 audio reviews
AndrewGlisson13: Private first class

Coop returns to the office, while congratulating:
LynchedJohNNY: Level 24
milinko959: Level 36
Frenzy:L Level 27
Soapbubble: 100 Reviews (Audio)
AndrewGlisson13: Private 1st Class
Thechickensparta: Level 11

Thank you to:
Auz
RohantheBarbarian (x2)
reverend (x2)
idiot-buster

At 8/31/09 07:09 AM, Auz wrote:

At 8/31/09 04:47 AM, Coop83 wrote: It seemed so long ago, he might have been that age, but he was only young - some of the lads said that he may be a hugely talented footballer, but he was going bald. In fact, come to think of it, he does look a little like Zinedine Zidane

Well if you mean that they both are growing bald at an early age, yes they do look alike. But in terms of football I believe they are two very different players.

Well, Robben is certainly not Zidane's illegitimate son - football skill is not a hereditary condition. Just look at Johan and Jordi Cruff. One of the world's greatest footballers and his son, who wasn't even good enough to regularly start for Man. Utd.

At 8/31/09 07:28 AM, Bahamut wrote:

At 8/31/09 04:47 AM, Coop83 wrote:

At 8/30/09 08:44 AM, Bahamut wrote:

Well, I'm sure you'll get 40k Blams before I do :P

Indeed, it's a long way to the top.

If you wanna rock and roooooooooooooooool!

Of course, that reference had to be made. :D You truly are the shit.

<JackBlack>YEAH! *crowd surfs*</JackBlack>

Congratulations to: -

milinko959 - Level 36
Frenzy - Level 27
Soapbubble - 100 Audio Reviews
AndrewGlisson13 - Private First Class

Welcome to our newest Wi/Ht? Regular Sheizenhammer.

Listening to:

Judas Priest - Screaming for Vengeance

At 8/31/09 08:02 AM, LynchedJohNNY wrote: Level 24!

Your signature is horrible.

At 8/31/09 08:07 AM, RohantheBarbarian wrote:

At 8/30/09 08:44 AM, Bahamut wrote: Yeah, I really hate these kind of glitches so I didn't want to go further. One guy on my news post said he can tolerate the glitches, which is fine for him but not for me.

Each to their own I suppose.

Indeed so. There was a Morrowind thread in the VG forum yesterday and most said they enjoyed the game. Maybe I'm just unfortunate. Whatever, Oblivion is a hell lot better.

Which was the last review of his you saw?

Captain America, I always watch the new one each week but I hadn't watched T&J in ages.

Ah, good to know you keep yourself up to date with NC's works. Also, I haven't seen the Tom & Jerry review in ages and I could do with rewatching it soon.

At 8/31/09 04:00 PM, Haggard wrote:

At 8/31/09 07:28 AM, Bahamut wrote: No, I. AM. RIGHT!

Wrong!

When are you going to accept that I'm right? >:( You're the one who's wrong!

Maybe it's better asking when he gets an achievement. Around 3 weeks until he levels up again.

If I haven't forgotton by then I will ask him.

Chances are, we'll still be arguing about this by then. XD

I have more than enough money to get many albums but yes, there's so little time to listen to them all. Infact, the last time I listened to this album was in December. WTF is wrong with me?

More than enough money? Maybe you could give me some? :P

I'm sorry but no. :P I'll need this money to survive later on.

At 8/31/09 04:02 PM, reverend wrote:

At 8/31/09 07:28 AM, Bahamut wrote: You'd expect someone on Newgrounds to paint two men riding each other, though. XD

*Checks the Art Portal
Nope nothing. Guess people are slacking.

I'd say there needs to be a thread about it in the General forum but of course, it'll have to be in the Video thread where it'll get less exposure. Ah well, at least the Art Portal still pleases me with dragons.

33,333 Saves!

Congrats list coming up later.

Man, I hate those days were you leave the house at 7:30 and finally come back home at 19:30 =/

Achievement of the Day
milinko959: Level 36. Don´t like the icon much, but congrats!

Congrats to:
LynchedJohNNY: Level 24
Frenzy: Level 27
Soapbubble: 100 Audio Reviews
AndrewGlisson13: Private First Class
Sheizenhammer: Wi/Ht?-Regular

At 9/1/09 03:39 AM, Coop83 wrote:

At 8/31/09 07:09 AM, Auz wrote:

At 8/31/09 04:47 AM, Coop83 wrote: It seemed so long ago, he might have been that age, but he was only young - some of the lads said that he may be a hugely talented footballer, but he was going bald. In fact, come to think of it, he does look a little like Zinedine Zidane

Well if you mean that they both are growing bald at an early age, yes they do look alike. But in terms of football I believe they are two very different players.

Well, Robben is certainly not Zidane's illegitimate son - football skill is not a hereditary condition. Just look at Johan and Jordi Cruff. One of the world's greatest footballers and his son, who wasn't even good enough to regularly start for Man. Utd.

I think Jordi really suffered from the succes of his father. I mean he still played at Real Sociedad didn´t he? That´s not a bad club for dutch footballers to play for, yet I never heard anyone reckon him as a good player. But I must say that I don´t really know how popular he was at that club. Maybe he was one of the most dissapointing transfers ever.

Also I believe the Maldini's were both succesfull in their football carreers.

Listening to:
Kataklysm - Under the Bleeding Sun

At 9/1/09 12:38 PM, Bahamut wrote: Welcome to our newest Wi/Ht? Regular Sheizenhammer.

Congrats to him!

At 8/31/09 04:00 PM, Haggard wrote:

At 8/31/09 07:28 AM, Bahamut wrote: No, I. AM. RIGHT!

Wrong!

When are you going to accept that I'm right? >:( You're the one who's wrong!

I'm not wrong, I'm actually right. But maybe we should let this topic rest for a while, we are going round in circles. -.-

Maybe it's better asking when he gets an achievement. Around 3 weeks until he levels up again.

If I haven't forgotton by then I will ask him.

Chances are, we'll still be arguing about this by then. XD

See above, maybe we could just talk about something else for a while. :D

I have more than enough money to get many albums but yes, there's so little time to listen to them all. Infact, the last time I listened to this album was in December. WTF is wrong with me?

More than enough money? Maybe you could give me some? :P

I'm sorry but no. :P I'll need this money to survive later on.

Too bad, that means I still have to find a side job then. :(

Rev is enjoying the nice weather; congrats to:
Soapbubble - 100 Audio Reviews
AndrewGlisson13 - Private First Class
Auz - 33,333 Saves!

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At 8/31/09 05:25 PM, Haggard wrote: I don't know why but I find those kind of discussions funny. I constantly "argue" with a friend of mine about that topic as well. :D
But so far I haven't convinced him to use Opera and he doesn't succeed in convincing me to use Firefox. ^^

Next week we can debate about Universal Health Care in the US. Ha!

At 9/1/09 12:38 PM, Bahamut wrote: Welcome to our newest Wi/Ht? Regular Sheizenhammer.

Congrats dude!

I'm kind of sad to see RCVL actually grew smaller this month but I guess it's for all the better.

1000 B/P, Police Sargeant.

Welcome to Idiot-buster's 75th Level Up Lounge list!

Achievement of the day!
This special award that goes to the person with the highest rank/level/points of some kind in a cirtain field, or i just think they should have the AOTD . And it goes to....Auz: 33,333 saves!

Listening to: Greenday

Congrats to:
Sheizenhammer: Wi/Ht?-Regular
JonnyTheWinnar: 1,000 b/p - you really need to work on the blamming
Lizzardis:Sergeant First Class

Small list today, pretty slow... i'll be more active tomorrow if all goes well.

Eh I got to level 8 today.

Coop ploughs through a large pile of work, while congratulating:
Auz: 33,333 Saves
JohnnyTheWinnar: 1,000 B/P
Lizzardis: Sergeant 1st Class
FBIpolux: 9,000 B/P

Thank you to:
Odyssic (x3)

Listening to:
Wierd Al - Alimony
Madness - House of Fun
Michael JAckson - Heal the World

At 9/1/09 05:30 AM, Odyssic wrote: Congrats to:
Coop83: 40,000 Saves, 6,000 Medal Points, 400 Audio Review Responses - Again sorry.

These things happen

At 9/1/09 02:43 PM, Auz wrote: Also I believe the Maldini's were both succesfull in their football carreers.

Ah, but Maldini was a career Rossoneri. Perhaps Jordi would have done better if he's have stayed with a club for his entire career?

Christian Maldini is currently in the Milan Youth setup, which would be an amazing sporting dynasty, save maybe for the Sutter family of Ice Hockey in Canada, which has about 8 players and coaches among 2 or 3 generations...

Thanks for voting, Haggard! Your experience has been automatically deposited!

With that vote, you now have 15,200 experience points. You need 0 more to get to Level 38. The next Grounds Gold day begins in 18 hours, 33 minutes, and 34 seconds.

Level 38!

At 9/2/09 05:29 AM, Haggard wrote: Level 38!

Oh wow, sorry for doubleposting... I realoaded the page a few times, but my post didn't appear (I accidentally hit "clear form" so I thought I hadn't send the post at all).
If a mod sees this, could you please delete one of my two level up posts as well as this one? Thanks.