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  • crap

    #46
    wow.

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    • vapor (v4p0r)

      #47
      gluestick wrote..

      my dumbass friend wuz like -



      "thats sad dude, shouldnt he be trying to walk"



      ugh...anyways gg, thats some inspirational schtuff
      yes your friend is a dumbass.. its impossible to walk with a spinal injury like that :/

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      • scud

        #48
        here's the ip since i dunno where justin is.



        Portland Xng 1.5 FF Server | 208.186.204.89:27015

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        • Eagle25

          #49
          great article, really gg



          and gg to bobby ill go on the xng server alot more now

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          • HoMiCyDe

            #50
            great article and story.



            I saw a player with one hand play cs at a cal-i level before, and this is even more amazing.



            good luck bobby.

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            • Jagwire

              #51
              still the point is that disabled people really have harder times than others doing normal things and they somehow overcome this obstacles because they are eager to do exactly what they used eve if it is harder for them

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              • -:Nighthawk:-

                #52
                Mr. Bond, that was a really good article. You don't tend to get many human appeal stories in the CS scene, the kind that tug at the heart just a little, and remind us of the wonder of the human spirit.



                Sure, some may so "so big deal, he can play a game," but to the rest of us who have spent so much time playing, and realize the difficulty involved, the fact that he has been able to overcome such a huge obstacle and compete with the rest of us is inspiring. Thanks Bobby and Mr. Bond for reminding us of some important things in life. :)

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                • stalkerboy

                  #53
                  It makes me really glad that a person in that kind of condition can still enjoy the best fps game ever

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                  • InFideL*

                    #54
                    gorktic wrote..

                    Superb article Bond, you did a good job.



                    To tell you the truth though, I would want one of those eye tracking devices too, I am a very lazy individual.
                    yeah id like one too not only because im lazy but it would be real accurate and cool

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                    • [Xng]Maddscientist

                      #55
                      The ip for the xng server is 208.186.204.89:27015



                      P.S I had the pleasure of acually getting to see bobby play at the MML2k Lan in portland where Xng placed a modest 5th place. Lets just say its something one must truely see to understand how much skill he possess to accomplish such a feat. Bob is a cs pimp "salute"



                      [Xng]Maddscientist

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                      • Below*me

                        #56
                        This article is THE best article ever to grace CS-Nation.

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                        • rein_f

                          #57
                          Wow, really a good and informative article. Nice work Mr. Bond and keep up the good work Robert (or are CS players you're friend and can call you Bobby? :p)!

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                          • =FaW= Boba Fett

                            #58
                            Where there's a will there's a way, and bobby found a way to play his favorite game despite his disability. A truly touching story indeed. :)

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                            • SinaC

                              #59
                              Nice article, hope he's able to own up many CSN staff members for me.

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                              • wtaag

                                #60
                                Touching article indeed. Good work. Bobby... never give up. You have shown strength that should inspire us all.



                                Regards,

                                wtaag and UnitedAdmins

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