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  • mouth

    #151
    And on the opposite side of the spectrum, we have retards who use "wit", "jus", and "yer" in a text-based meduim. Just a thought, "homie", but maybe it doesn't sound as cool as you think.

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    • pablo_m123

      #152
      "No, no, and no. You're sounding more and more like another "blame everyone else" pissant."



      what the hell does that mean?? I just made a great point about being obsessed with a video game.



      since no one is replying much anymore, I'm going to guess that I shut them up



      I WIN.

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      • Exo

        #153
        You don't win. Your definition of loyalty is wrong and you're the only one who doesn't know it. Read the article again because it's right.

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        • narby

          #154
          I WIN.
          I like how you make remarks like this after trying to make out exo is 13 and living with his parents.



          ``LOL u lose LOL +30! I WIN I WIN''



          Why don't you print of the whole comments page and have your mom stick your apparent winning comments on the refridgerator door.



          You really diddn't win shit my freind, this argument Is unresolved. The fact it's no longer latest news is why people stop commenting. Go speak to one of your english teachers about it being possible to be loyal to a product.
          what the hell does that mean?? I just made a great point about being obsessed with a video game.
          Yes! you certainly made a grrrrrrreat point there slick. You must have had some ribs removed.

          The guy who committed suicide was, more the likely, addicted. Yes thats probably true. It doesn't, however, mean you cannot be loyal to a game just because some other guy was addicted.

          That was an extreme case, there's a point when loyalty can become obsession and obsession becomes addiction.



          Loyaty is neither.

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          • mouth

            #155
            pablo_m123 wrote..

            what the hell does that mean?? I just made a great point about being obsessed with a video game.
            Of course you did, billy. Of course you did.
            since no one is replying much anymore, I'm going to guess that I shut them up



            I WIN.
            I'm sure someone will start up the conversation again after your cries of "SSSUPERSTAR!" settle down.

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            • pablo_m123

              #156
              you guys talk sh*t about me, but I still don't see you replying to half the points I make. you say I'm wrong, but you don't give any proof. how can you think you are right, if you can't even defend your point?



              quote from comment 147:



              "Loyalty = choosing it over a better deal"



              exactly, but I want them to understand what that means. It means actually PREFERRING another game MORE, but still playing couner-strike. and because counter-strike is a GAME, and NOTHING MORE, it would be against the natural order of the world to continue to play counter-strike.



              it's like eating shit, when you have a big, juicy steak right next to it.

              that's why you cannot be loyal to counter-strike; no one actually does that, and no one should.



              /quote



              neither have you have responded to that yet



              exo, you are an idiot. I don't care what you say.



              "Your definition of loyalty is wrong and you're the only one who doesn't know it. Read the article again because it's right."



              first off it's right because I have shown it many times, and TONS of people agree with me. I have read that article many times, and I still think you can't be loyal to a game. you CAN be a hardcore gamer, but that isn't the same as being loyal



              now stop telling me how stupid I am and start showing me.

              "That was an extreme case, there's a point when loyalty can become obsession and obsession becomes addiction.



              Loyaty is neither."



              ok spanky, you just dug your own grave. if loyalty becomes obsession, does that mean you are loyal to drugs before you become obsessed and addicted to them?? no, of course not. you LIKE drugs before you become addicted, but you are not loyal to them. it's the same way with cs, and any game. you LIKE cs before you become addicted to it, you're not loyal to it.



              so you are right, loyalty is neither. in fact, loyalty is in a whole other league from those two. that's why you can't be loyal to cs.

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              • Exo

                #157
                loy·al·ty Pronunciation Key (loil-t)

                n. pl. loy·al·ties

                The state or quality of being loyal. See Synonyms at fidelity.

                A feeling or attitude of devoted attachment and affection. Often used in the plural: My loyalties lie with my family.
                Can you have a feeling of attitude of devoted attachment and affection towards a video game? Yes, you can.



                Next you're going to tell me the dictionary is wrong.



                I honestly don't care what you think. You're breaking the rules by "mindlessly flaming somebody." You can't even use the quote feature right, and you call me an idiot.

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                • Jackshot

                  #158
                  Mouth wrote...

                  And on the opposite side of the spectrum, we have retards who use "wit", "jus", and "yer" in a text-based meduim. Just a thought, "homie", but maybe it doesn't sound as cool as you think.



                  im british (no not a british homie, jus british) and i find it faster 2 type like dis mr mowf sorry dude. + dont take the piss out my spelling, i mean wtf is a "meduim"?!

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                  • mouth

                    #159
                    Why, yes. "jus" is like "just", but WITHOUT A T! With the time you've saved by typing like that, i'm sure it must be like adding whole nanoseconds to your life. "Yer" naturally makes sense because grabbing that "o" and "u" is just such a stretch, such a grueling test of basic motor skills. Next thing you know, people will expect you to operate the space bar with opposable thumbs. The world is just that crazy.

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                    • Jackshot

                      #160
                      i cant believe your nockin me typin on a forum, u must b horribly bored as am i. think about how many times you will type "just" or in ymy case "jus", ill b saving a nanosecond, and u wont b, so every time i type jus i get 1 nanosecond of liife added on. and dont take the piss, this msg is sposed to b corny.

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                      • pablo_m123

                        #161
                        Exo wrote..

                        Can you have a feeling of attitude of devoted attachment and affection towards a video game? Yes, you can.



                        Next you're going to tell me the dictionary is wrong.



                        I honestly don't care what you think. You're breaking the rules by "mindlessly flaming somebody." You can't even use the quote feature right, and you call me an idiot.
                        actually, i just find it faster to cut and paste, instead of quoting 5 different posts



                        IF YOU CAN EXPLAIN THIS, I WILL ADMIT DEFEAT:



                        START QUOTE from comment 147:



                        "Loyalty = choosing it over a better deal"



                        exactly, but I want them to understand what that means. It means actually PREFERRING another game MORE, but still playing couner-strike. and because counter-strike is a GAME, and NOTHING MORE, it would be against the natural order of the world to continue to play counter-strike.



                        it's like eating shit, when you have a big, juicy steak right next to it.

                        that's why you cannot be loyal to counter-strike; no one actually does that, and no one should.



                        END QUOTE



                        exo, if I am such an idiot, you should be able to prove me wrong there. the fact is you can't argue with the truth.



                        "I honestly don't care what you think. You're breaking the rules by "mindlessly flaming somebody.""



                        HOW THE HELL AM I FLAMING???? you are a f**king dumb*ss

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                        • Exo

                          #162
                          HOW THE HELL AM I FLAMING???? you are a f**king dumb*ss
                          Must I respond?
                          exactly, but I want them to understand what that means. It means actually PREFERRING another game MORE, but still playing couner-strike. and because counter-strike is a GAME, and NOTHING MORE, it would be against the natural order of the world to continue to play counter-strike.



                          it's like eating shit, when you have a big, juicy steak right next to it.

                          that's why you cannot be loyal to counter-strike; no one actually does that, and no one should.
                          That is preference, not loyalty.



                          There's a difference. I'm not going to argue with you any further because there's no point. You're wrong, deal with it.

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                          • Jackshot

                            #163
                            i jus wanna say that its probably very unhealthy to b loya to... a computer game, i have to say that i absolutely disagree with being loyal to an inanimate object.

                            in-fact its not even an object, or is it? i dunno some1 find out.

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                            • pablo_m123

                              #164
                              Exo wrote..

                              Must I respond?



                              That is preference, not loyalty.



                              There's a difference. I'm not going to argue with you any further because there's no point. You're wrong, deal with it.
                              flaming is when ALL YOU DO is curse people off. I am having an argument, and thus I AM NOT FLAMING.



                              "That is preference, not loyalty."



                              no, idiot. preference is when you like one game more, so you play that game.



                              loyalty is when you like one game more, but you still play the crappy game, because you are loyal to it



                              i cannot believe you really are 24

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                              • Exo

                                #165
                                It means actually PREFERRING another game MORE
                                Oh so you're saying loyalty is preferring?



                                OH WAIT YOU JUST SAID THAT'S WRONG.

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