Spartan T-127
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This song is Heaven for my ears And this one... I mean, come on. It's Smallville. Of course it was going to show up.
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You know what's awesome? Microwaves. I mean, little boxes that heat up food! Innovation, people!
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I forgot how much I love Smallville.
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2 things: Obey the Council and the Code. And then kick some Sith butt.
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I've rediscovered my love for Star Wars.
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Pfft.... am I the only geek who doesn't watch Star Wars?...lol it's so corky..
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I find your lack of faith disturbing
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My best friend dislikes it also Silent.
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I like how everybody's all "Aw man, school today", when I have my first break in a week from now.
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Fallout New Vegas + Bioshock = Bioshock: New Vegas
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Full Name: Temperance Rhodes Race: Human Gender: F Class: Engineer Occupation: Mechanic and electronic specialist Aesthetics or clothing: Standard issue Alliance engineer gear/armor Appearance: Short, dark brown hair; dark green eyes; small scar under right cheek, in the jaw region. 3 Powers and Weapon of choice: M-6 Carnifex Hand Cannon, M-15 Vindicator Assault Rifle, Incinerate, Sabotage, Sentry Turret Backstory: Born in 2163 on the colony of Elysium, Temperance was raised among the rough and tumble of the small colony. She was born a natural tech and mechanics expert, which gave her an edge - and a reputation - in the streets in which she grew up. She was often paid to hack bank accounts or disable security systems for fellow street dwellers. She once managed to create an electromagnetic pulse that was so strong, it blacked out a third of Illyria, the planet's capital. In 2176, when Temperance was 13 years old, the Skyllian Blitz hit Elysium. In the attack, Temperance's parents were both killed as well as many of her friends. Temperance still managed to help the fight, hacking into enemy systems and sabotaging their vehicles and weapons. After the Alliance repelled the attack, they recognized her efforts to aid them and gladly accepted her when she enlisted 5 years later. She still uses her hacking skills to the best of her ability, but never speaks of the horrors she witnessed during the raid on her colony.
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Fun Fact: Alligators and crocodiles are nearly immortal.
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How can something be "nearly immortal"? You're either immortal, or you're not. xD
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There has never been an incident recorded of an alligator or a crocodile dying of old age. Disease-free and sufficiently fed, one of those creatures could theoretically live forever.
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@Maestro the Stampede Exactly! Gee, I didn't think anyone else really knew about that.
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"Complete a campaign mission on legendary without dying" HA. THAT'S A GOOD ONE
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Or just do the first level legitimately without dying.
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Dawn is by far the easiest level to finish without dying.
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Yep. Even easier than CE's The Pillar of Autumn.
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R.I.P. Dad. You won't be forgotten anytime soon. I promise.
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Halo 3: ODST Parody machinima (Voice Actors Needed!)
Spartan T-127 replied to VinWarrior's topic in General Discussion
I suppose I could be Dare. Thing is, I've played about 2 days worth of ODST, and that was only campaign. In other words, I have NO armor variants. Does that matter? Also, quick question, is there a way for me to send you an audio file? -
Many great heroes save civilians or cities or the world or the galaxy, or the universe in some cases. Hell, just about every hero I can think of saved something. But I guess that's why they're heroes. And you know how they save stuff? Amazingly awesome super powers. Many great heroes can fly, or use some kind of x-ray vision, or teleport and have mind powers or super strength or laser eyes or...well, you get my point; many great heroes have some sort of super power. Well guess what? You're not one of those great heroes. You've never saved anybody because your super power is so incredibly useless. Did I make you upset with that last sentence? I'm sorry. If it's any consolation, I can be invisible...but only when nobody's looking. There. I told you mine, now it's your turn. What's your useless super power?
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Have you ever gone to sleep really happy, and when you wake up the next day you forget why you were happy?
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Not once.
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Eh, who needs pie anyway? I've got enough cookies here to sustain me for months *eats all dem cookies*
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if you could remaster any game
Spartan T-127 replied to Caboose The Ace's topic in General Discussion
The whole Mass Effect trilogy or Dead Space 2 and 3 -
Am I the only one who almost died after seeing the new Halo trailer at E3?
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I cerainly didnt. Its WAY, WAY, WAY, too soon for a new halo game.
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Don't shoot it down just yet. They could have been working on this while finishing Halo 4, which would explain Halo 4's failures, and could mean this will be better.
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Yes, I meant in a good way
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Whats your favorite SCARY Movie :P
Spartan T-127 replied to AnimeAddict's topic in General Discussion
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Whats your Favorite kind of Music? Or favorite song?
Spartan T-127 replied to The Stig's topic in General Discussion
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmyqdxBKvH4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6UXYFHmATw and a bunch of other songs from these bands. I would have added some stuff from Billy Joel, Pink Floyd, Queen, The Rolling Stones and Of Monsters and Men but then the list would've been too long. -
This has been on my mind for some time now. This would be an article but, eh...it's short so...yeah. Anyway, how did you feel when you saw the first Halo 4 trailer? 'Cause I danced for hours.
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I dunno. As an Asian, I have been disciprined to keep calm and collected. I felt excited, but I didn't dance. The only time I broke the rule was when my LE actually arrived, which was about 5PM, after Tuesday (Nov 6) school ended and I came back. Obviously I danced, then got beat by dad.
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lol JL1223 X. Well, I was excited, not a big Halo fan back then, though. Regardless, I hate how it ended up being far less quality then many of us percieved it to be.
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Rational Explanation: Games are a creative and interactive story, like if you were to actually be part of a movie or book. I get REALLY into games and love to watch the progression of the story around me and feel like the hero-destined-to-defeat-all-evil. I often find the story of games much more interesting than a story in a show or movie. Irrational Explanation: You can't be a seven-foot tall super soldier, wealthy Italian ladies man, necromorph killing engineer, dragon slaying hero out of an ancient prophecy, magic using assassin, travel to a floating city, use plasmids, destroy Halo rings, jump off a building and into a hay bale and survive, save the universe from an ancient alien species, kill the spirit of an evil Japanese queen, use cheat codes, kill zombies, walk the wasteland of a post-apocalyptic Washington D.C, or have a little blue lady inside of your head, IRL (in real life).
