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True story

Submitted by Nestern on Sat, 01/08/2009 - 13:51

On friday i was sitting on the end of a jetty out the back of my house minding my own business when this kid walked passed. He had a brown thing(lol) in his hand but i couldnt see exactly what it was so i said….“Hey kid what are you doing? this is private property” he turned around and the ran of….a few minutes later 3 people ran up to me and said “have you seen a kid come around here? he stole an old lady’s purse.” so i said “yeah he went that way” i went along with the other 3 guys looking 4 him….we couldnt see him anywhere! but then i saw someone running up a hill towards a local school…i went after him…..when we go to the school i saw him jump over the fence so i did to. i was about to tackle him when some little kid came out of nowhere and i tripped over him. it took me a bit to realize but it was lunchtime at the school. kids came from everywhere. i finally found the guy that stole the purse and i tackled him to the ground.

Friday Night Gaming

Submitted by Microman on Sat, 01/08/2009 - 07:51

Last night was a blast!

Hopefully we can do it more often. Was great seeing 8 of us on mumble playing SG.

Next time I will invite my sister =) I think I managed to fix the PB bug with two computers…

Maybe closer to the time, we can have a poll – see who can attend and who wants to play what.

Even ETQW is a lot of fun when you have a bunch of IPX online!

Have you ever tasted human flesh?

Submitted by Mattatuide on Fri, 31/07/2009 - 11:05

Yes

38% (5 votes)

No

46% (6 votes)

Why do you want to know?

15% (2 votes)

Total votes: 13

11 comments

Thanks Pinge!

Team IPX would like to formally express its gratitude to GA GameOp Pinge for service rendered to the ETQW community.

Pinge has always done his utmost to provide a friendly and competitive gaming environment for us all to enjoy. He has handled the disparate etqw community in a fair and professional manner. On numerous occasion members of IPX have had good reason to be thankful to him for fixing a broken server, amending settings and a myriad of other things where he has provided efficient and effective support.

In his time Pinge has had to put up with more than his fair share of grief from the chunts, frenchies, kknobs, Norwegians, numptys and vvankers that abound in online gaming communities. In managing the demands of such undesirables Pinge has retained his dignity and demonstrated his professionalism. This can not have been an easy task. IPX has great respect for a man who calls things as he sees them and acts accordingly!

New Map to Play this Tuesday 04.08.09 on the IPX Server

Submitted by n0mad on Wed, 29/07/2009 - 09:25

Arctic Assalt (Alpha 2)

25% (2 votes)

Radar (Beta 2)

0% (0 votes)

I ch00se t0 r0ll the dice

75% (6 votes)

Total votes: 8

12 comments

For the ultimate in lol factor i might just get one

Submitted by Kraizen on Tue, 28/07/2009 - 21:26

http://www.el33tonline.com/past/2009/7/15/modern_warfare_2_prestige_edit...

It’s crazy but omg cool

From what i’ve read so far it looks like it will be a gen1 NV set

RED VS. BLUE PSA: Fire Safety

Submitted by Robag on Mon, 27/07/2009 - 14:53

many lol’s
ta
Robag

WD-40: Strange Facts and Myths

Submitted by Robag on Mon, 27/07/2009 - 14:45

John S. Barry, the man “who masterminded the spread of WD-40,” as The New York Times puts it, has died at age 84. The product he promoted is more popular than an iPod.

WD-40 can be found in 4 out of 5 American households, the company claims. Its ingredients are a secret, and it has generated its share of myths and strange applications over the years.

Barry didn’t invent the stuff. “Norm Larsen, founder of Rocket Chemical Company, is considered the original founder of WD-40,” according to wd40.com.

Larsen aimed to develop a line of rust-prevention solvents and degreasers for use in the aerospace industry. He succeeded at the goal, Water Displacement, on the 40th attempt, hence the name.

“Convair, an aerospace contractor, first used WD-40 to protect the outer skin of the Atlas Missile from rust and corrosion,” according to the web site.

A few years later the company made an aerosol spray version and the rest, as they say, is history.