To get her rat out

I'd pirate it so baddddd

Deus Ex Machina by digital ph33r lol I know but it was actually really good

Okay so I hooked up my 360 controller, played around with the settings oh boy there's a big difference. I'm enjoying it quite a bit. I love the way they're incorporating your character into the main story, it's cool.

Quote from: Mr Psychologist on March 26, 2015, 09:11:48 AM

Christ...

Suicide is always terrible, but for fucks sake if you are going to check out don't take a few hundred people with you.

Well, maybe he thought he was doing the right thing?

lol and? how does that change anything?

he joined isis
https://vine.co/v/O352elnFxuO

The Australians who are the most powerful

lol

No.

Quote from: gats on March 26, 2015, 06:27:10 AM

If I was trans I'd change my name to Amanda. Get it.

A-man-duh

10 points if you get it

Friends is a show people watch.

YEAH BUT NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE ANYMORE FAGGOT

I would do terrible things to that sandwich

How can people create such characters? I thought the creator mode was pretty basic? Maybe I'm doing something wrong.

Tea is best girl

Quote from: gats on March 26, 2015, 04:59:09 AM

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Quote from: gats on March 26, 2015, 04:47:10 AM

:/
Here I was hoping that the government forces were starting to turn the tide of the battle now that ISIS is facing heavy defeats in Iraq. I mean even with Isis distracted there are so many other rebel groups it's a mess.

So I take you're a Government supporter. If so, I got some bad news for you...

>Government forces lost Bosra (a city of ~30,000 people) in south-eastern Dara'a Governorate.

>Government offensive in the South against rebels has stalled.

>Rumors of IS attacks in as-Sukhnah on the Army supply route between Tadmur and Deir ez-Zor.

Though the Government has largely stabilized the Northern Aleppo front, and have retaken some areas they lost to the rebels in their February counteroffensive.

I'd rather Assad be in power than Baghdadi or any other Islamist rebel group. If anything I'm with the civilians, those that aren't fighting and are trying live through these awful times.

Are there any 'good' groups fighting in Syria?

The YPG is by far the closest thing to a 'good' group, but even they aren't perfect, given their affiliation to the PKK.

And I've noticed in recent months that the argument used by most Gov-supporters to justify their beliefs is a big fat fallacy constructed by Assad's regime over the course of the entire Syrian war.

Assad is a very smart man, you see. He had a terrible hand, and he played most of his cards like a master. He manipulated the revolution from the very start so it would be exactly what it was today. Well, his game was working perfectly until last year once IS set its sights on Assad himself...

Eh most of the Assad supporters I know support him because he's Shia. It's a shame he's turned to be such a terrible leader, he seemed a little promising at first given the fact that he wasn't much like his father and brother.

Quote from: gats on March 26, 2015, 04:47:10 AM

:/
Here I was hoping that the government forces were starting to turn the tide of the battle now that ISIS is facing heavy defeats in Iraq. I mean even with Isis distracted there are so many other rebel groups it's a mess.

So I take you're a Government supporter. If so, I got some bad news for you...

>Government forces lost Bosra (a city of ~30,000 people) in south-eastern Dara'a Governorate.

>Government offensive in the South against rebels has stalled.

>Rumors of IS attacks in as-Sukhnah on the Army supply route between Tadmur and Deir ez-Zor.

Though the Government has largely stabilized the Northern Aleppo front, and have retaken some areas they lost to the rebels in their February counteroffensive.

I'd rather Assad be in power than Baghdadi or any other Islamist rebel group. If anything I'm with the civilians, those that aren't fighting and are trying live through these awful times.

Are there any 'good' groups fighting in Syria?