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 Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:02 pm
Rambo? Honestly, I thought that it would be worthwhile...
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:04 pm
Rambo? Honestly, I thought that it would be worthwhile...Rambo is worthwhile. I am so stoked. First the new Die Hard and now Rambo, all the cool action heroes are returning, not all that kung fu crap that infected most of the 90's and early 00's.
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:05 pm
Sayla-girl Darkened Angel Sayla-girl Darkened Angel Sayla-girl Darkened Angel * grabs Sayla, starts the pushing * *ties up and starts grappling* * slips up and falls down * *Plops on top of her and tries to go for the pin* * was caught off guard by the fall too much that she can't prevent the initial pinning, but starts to squirm and try to push Sayla off * *Unable to maintain a hold in the slippery mud and gets pushed off* * tries to quickly turn the tables on Sayla, but can't seem to get any advantage because of the lack of total control thanks to the mud *
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:08 pm
Darkened Angel Sayla-girl Darkened Angel Sayla-girl Darkened Angel * slips up and falls down * *Plops on top of her and tries to go for the pin* * was caught off guard by the fall too much that she can't prevent the initial pinning, but starts to squirm and try to push Sayla off * *Unable to maintain a hold in the slippery mud and gets pushed off* * tries to quickly turn the tables on Sayla, but can't seem to get any advantage because of the lack of total control thanks to the mud * *Keeps slipping around trying to grab a hold. Top slips off* Whoops. sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:08 pm
Johnny Malone Rambo? Honestly, I thought that it would be worthwhile... Rambo is worthwhile. I am so stoked. First the new Die Hard and now Rambo, all the cool action heroes are returning, not all that kung fu crap that infected most of the 90's and early 00's. Instead of kung fu crap, its now revenge of the old farts... What's next, a Rocky 6 or 7 trailer? Rocky learns that you can't box past the age of 40 and think straight?
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:10 pm
Nelowulf Johnny Malone Rambo? Honestly, I thought that it would be worthwhile... Rambo is worthwhile. I am so stoked. First the new Die Hard and now Rambo, all the cool action heroes are returning, not all that kung fu crap that infected most of the 90's and early 00's. Instead of kung fu crap, its now revenge of the old farts... What's next, a Rocky 6 or 7 trailer? Rocky learns that you can't box past the age of 40 and think straight? The new Rocky movie was very good. I would put it up there with Rocky 1 and 2. Also the "old farts" just do action better than most of the new "action stars" with the exceptions of the guy from 300, Daniel Craig, and Matt Damon (The Bourne movies are just that good)
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:10 pm
Kung Fu crap?
Whats this all about?
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:11 pm
Cale Darksun Kung Fu crap? Whats this all about? I like Kung Fu movies but in the past few months I have gotten sick of the many of them. Now don't get me wrong I still love Bruce Lee's movies but I was needing a return to the old school action movie.
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:14 pm
Sayla-girl Darkened Angel Sayla-girl Darkened Angel Sayla-girl Darkened Angel * slips up and falls down * *Plops on top of her and tries to go for the pin* * was caught off guard by the fall too much that she can't prevent the initial pinning, but starts to squirm and try to push Sayla off * *Unable to maintain a hold in the slippery mud and gets pushed off* * tries to quickly turn the tables on Sayla, but can't seem to get any advantage because of the lack of total control thanks to the mud * *Keeps slipping around trying to grab a hold. Top slips off* Whoops. sweatdrop * takes her own top off, grabs Sayla, and starts making out with her, after spending a few seconds with trying to get close enough *
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:14 pm
Johnny Malone Cale Darksun Kung Fu crap? Whats this all about? I like Kung Fu movies but in the past few months I have gotten sick of the many of them. Now don't get me wrong I still love Bruce Lee's movies but I was needing a return to the old school action movie. Thats not old school.
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:14 pm
Cale Darksun Jaden_Ordo Des Voh Jaden_Ordo Commenting on the D&D convo I missed. My personal favorite class is a Barbarian. I can take on an army as a Barb. But you can't just play a brute, you have to think about it. Yeah Barbarians are Temporary. Rogues are Forever. Please. I playing a Orc Barb weilding a Large greataxe and no one could beat me. I took on four trolls and cut them down. then I lost my arm raiding a town's barracks, and still kicked a** with some random sword i picked up. Rogues may be good and hiding and self-preserving, but they just escape the enemy. We cut them in half. twisted Your DM must have sucked. Actually he was a wizards of the coast DM. I was level ten. The CR on goblins i 1/2, on forest trolls i think its 4. and the barracks was filled with shitty guards. still, i was never alone. I had a party but they were supports. a cleric, a wiz, a druid and a rogue.
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:15 pm
Darkened Angel Sayla-girl Darkened Angel Sayla-girl Darkened Angel * was caught off guard by the fall too much that she can't prevent the initial pinning, but starts to squirm and try to push Sayla off * *Unable to maintain a hold in the slippery mud and gets pushed off* * tries to quickly turn the tables on Sayla, but can't seem to get any advantage because of the lack of total control thanks to the mud * *Keeps slipping around trying to grab a hold. Top slips off* Whoops. sweatdrop * takes her own top off, grabs Sayla, and starts making out with her, after spending a few seconds with trying to get close enough * *Engages the making out and starts feeling up DA*
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:16 pm
Cale Darksun Johnny Malone Cale Darksun Kung Fu crap? Whats this all about? I like Kung Fu movies but in the past few months I have gotten sick of the many of them. Now don't get me wrong I still love Bruce Lee's movies but I was needing a return to the old school action movie. Thats not old school. How is Rambo not an old school action film compared to most of today's movies?
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:16 pm
Jaden_Ordo Cale Darksun Jaden_Ordo Des Voh Jaden_Ordo Commenting on the D&D convo I missed. My personal favorite class is a Barbarian. I can take on an army as a Barb. But you can't just play a brute, you have to think about it. Yeah Barbarians are Temporary. Rogues are Forever. Please. I playing a Orc Barb weilding a Large greataxe and no one could beat me. I took on four trolls and cut them down. then I lost my arm raiding a town's barracks, and still kicked a** with some random sword i picked up. Rogues may be good and hiding and self-preserving, but they just escape the enemy. We cut them in half. twisted Your DM must have sucked. Actually he was a wizards of the coast DM. I was level ten. The CR on goblins i 1/2, on forest trolls i think its 4. and the barracks was filled with shitty guards. still, i was never alone. I had a party but they were supports. a cleric, a wiz, a druid and a rogue. Wizards of the Coast? The "Lets kill Dragon and Dungeon Magazine" Wizards of the Coast?
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:17 pm
Cale Darksun Johnny Malone Cale Darksun Kung Fu crap? Whats this all about? I like Kung Fu movies but in the past few months I have gotten sick of the many of them. Now don't get me wrong I still love Bruce Lee's movies but I was needing a return to the old school action movie. Thats not old school. I have to agree. And Daniel Craig is nothing next to Christopher Ecclestein, but then again, not every american eats the table scraps of what hollywood considers "good".
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