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ynnoj, bad company is so June, man, what were you waiting for? hope you enjoyed the festival tho. Leeds, is that in England somewhere ? :laugh:

echo - yeah i know that's what the ex keeps telling me. oh you mean the leaderboard! well for now you're just a braggard, you're 7K behind so better make up for that before mid Sept coz after that i'll be gaming like a fiend.

vyk and slane - if you're not careful that maniac underoath will catch up to you. he's popping pills or something that kid!

EDIT: and echo, turn you're frekking privacy settings off, we're about disclosure here.

I'll go rent 3 games from blockbuster and get a quick 3k, but no steady income. Got 30 bucks at blockbuster only because my birthday was last week. So meh, college kids who don't work have plenty of spare time, just no money to spend.

vyk and slane - if you're not careful that maniac underoath will catch up to you. he's popping pills or something that kid!

if UND3RxOATH can pull that much points in a few days, he is bound to climb the ladder ...

Well, I am in my cave, mourning my missing console, plotting my return and revenge. With Too Human, Viva Pinata, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Gears of War 2, I will rise again.

By the way, am I the only one thinking that Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is a big acronym failure?

ynnoj - heh heh good comeback, you picked up on that. yes, it's an old game...a desperation move, really. but not too bad.

slane - no excuses, games before food.

and vyk, surely you'll be back before Gears 2?! just get a new console from MS, i don't even know what happened to your machine!

echo, i wish i could join your little world but you won't let me - privacy settings still on.

as for you oath, easy on the uppers kid, you're still growing!

overall, good work people, i give you a 6.75.

welcome aboard, hope you take time off your busy TV-watching schedule and actually contribute some points. why so serious? :fun:

u talkin to me? if so i play all the time i just cant get any achievements anymore.

Neither have aye, got the 985 from Too Human, have one more achievement within reach, but the last one going to take awhile unless I get lucky and/or buy all the pieces I need. Other than that, busy with school and the little free time I have has been on WoW chatting away with friends.

looks like we have two new members on the l-board, so don't be lurkers, step up and be counted. duty calls and the trenches are alive with the sound of unlocks.

i'll be away for a couple of weeks and probably won't be able to get online much, so you grunts have to get your act together and keep the struggle.

high ground by nightfall, people, ya hear?

  • 2 weeks later...

first of all, congrats to vykranth for cracking 30K!!!! :fun:

and nice going to pheis, who i believe finally made it to the gold spots with over 21K.

the rest of you: the sarge is disappointed. i mean, i was away for two weeks and one post from underoath? one? you people have all the consistency of melted butter. post more, keep this place lively, and the points will soon follow!

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