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Coop realises that the countdown could end any day now (but probably wont). Congratulations to:
Sispri: Level 36
Metal-Therapy: 22,000 Saves
Pokemonpoeguygcn: 57,000 B/P
Powerage: Top 500 Experienced
someone-else: Level 55
sixflab: Lieutenant General
Auz: 22nd Birthday
Thank you to:
Odyssic (x2)
Jolly (x2)
Auz
At 7/5/11 04:52 AM, Odyssic wrote:
Coop: 300 Art Reviews, 9.00 VP - Countdown back? Hasn't time done pretty fast?
And explanation for this will be forthcoming as soon as the [x] is fulfilled in "top secret countdown, do not open until [x]" is satisfied.
At 7/5/11 05:41 AM, Jolly wrote:
At 7/4/11 02:09 PM, SeeD419 wrote:
Top 3,000 EXP FINALLY
Why exactly isn't this worth congratulating?
It's only the top 3,000 experienced. I tend to congratulate from the top 1,000
At 7/5/11 07:48 AM, Bahamut wrote:
At 7/4/11 08:23 AM, Coop wrote:
Coop is excited to restart the countdown tonight. Congratulations to:
Fucking finally. Here's my new countdown:
7
Wow, only a week to go? I wonder what for...
At 7/5/11 02:40 PM, Auz wrote:
At 7/5/11 03:01 AM, Coop wrote:
9.00 Base Voting Power
Now with this behind me, I've got to push for bigger and better things.
Sweet achievement. You don't see voting power achievements so often anymore where we stand. I should get 14.00 voting power myself sometime soon.
Rage got to 15 votes a few weeks back, so I've got a few years before I ascend to 15 total VP :P
At 7/5/11 03:52 AM, Coop wrote:
At 7/4/11 05:05 PM, Auz wrote:
Well my parents both have a job so I can never really go borrow the car for long holidays. And I can always grab a CD or two from my dads collections if I know I'm in for a long ride. I'll check for one later though, when I get my own car.
Sounds like a sensible plan - make it a few more CDs if it's a long journey ;)
Yeah. Last time we had some Creedence Clearwater Revival compulation CDs and some Tour of Duty album, but it wasn't really enough for the 3-4 hour long drive. I should remember to bring more next time.
Just remember to turn it right up for Fortunate Son
Suiting title XD
Have a listen to it - a totally awesome song.
Yeah I listened to it and it's a pretty funny song. These guys sound quite familiar to me. I know they also made a track for Fifa 2005, but are they famous for anything else?
Not that I know of. They played a gig in front of my cousin and some friends in Nottingham and there were about 25 people. The band learned their names by the end of the night.
I prefer sitting places as well when I go to a concert. I just want to sit down every now and again and stretch my legs a bit.
I doubt my seat will be used all that much at Maiden - the backpack will get lighter through the evening, as I'll have a few bottles of water in there for the masses.
Yeah, but you'll get heavier yourself... until you go to the toilet...
It'll be like in the cricket season - we drink like fish, but never seem to pee - the heat of the summer helps the water to just evaporate.
and they'll let you take water bottles to a concert? They're always pretty strict on that here. If you got anything to drink with you, you'll have to throw in a trash bin. Say it's for 'safety', but obviously it's just so people will buy more drinks.
Combat trousers have many pockets. I might sew some more to the inside of the legs...
At 7/5/11 11:00 PM, reverend wrote:
At 7/4/11 08:23 AM, Coop wrote:
"You seem a tad wound up buddy. And your face is greasy! Real greasy. You been up all night?"
"Fancy cigar. Why don't you smoke it already? Puff, puff! Go, go, go, go, go!'
"Nah, you can't blow smoke from such a majestic stogy in just anyone's face. I'm saving it for the fancy pants at Zapp Brannigan's black tie reception. You comin'?"
No, I go in, get out and walk back to the pavillion. Batting is when you score runs :P
I'm just going to nod and pretend to understand what you just said. Cricket is confusing.
Baseball is based on failure. Cricket is as well, but if you do well, you do well for hours. This winter, Alistair Cook scored almost 1,000 runs against Australia in the Ashes series - the premier cricketing event. 1,000 runs could take a baseball player 10 years to accumulate.