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Chile love you bro miss you!

Been awhile since I've seen the name. get your ass on the server!

Hey M8 I don't remember the last time I saw you in the game. The $100 question is when will we see you again? Miss you in game >>>> you and Sob

Have a GREAT birthday!!!

good 1 cilli hope all is well, hows the hardware need anything

Hope you’re well fella… Miss you in game

Happy Birthday everyone.

Happy birthday wanker

Happy birthday

Ah ?? now I get it, so Canada are taking away their guns to stop them being attractive to the USA?, sneaky these Canucks. I see an opportunity here to offload my stockpiles of Longbows, sitting around in my families cellars for a few hundred years, I'll dust them off.

cause those provinces are gun lovers for put food on the table

XtremeIdiots would like to wish all members celebrating their birthday today a happy birthday. mikey1799 (55)Bexx --GHO5T (66)

Saw a mate crying his eyes out, outside the doctors yesterday so i asked if he was ok, he said he'd just had terrible news........he had the big C. I said cancer ??? He said No.....Dyslexia.

Is this a possibility?? we hear nothing about this in the UK?? ps Forget Venezuela invade the UK, we can be 53

Nah, they picked up Anika Nilles to play drums. Very good drummer. Been checking some of her videos out. Hopefully they will post some rehearsal videos soon.

other put a post in cod4 club for looking to play zombies Reign of the Undead 2.2 just need others in the server

I have not done that yet i will try to do that. is that how they got theres to show up in the server list?

when loaded game mod, did you run the .EXE as admin try that again with admin rights

Mutiplayer one its Reign of the Undead 2.2 I downloaded it from Xtreme Website and placed it inside my mod some reason the Server shows blank. I saw XI ZOMBIES Listed in the server list for people to join some reason it does not work for me.

even dead ones no ads like link above LILLEY: Thousands of Canadian voter cards sent to dead, non-citizens Published Nov 13, 2018 • 4 minute read The integrity of the vote is all the rage right now. Across the United States, a full week after the midterm elections, votes are being challenged, allegations of voter fraud made, ballots found, ballots recounted. Have the U.S. midterms been a fair election? Canadians often sit and judge Americans smugly on issues like this, but should we? Do you know how many non-citizens or dead people could have voted in the last election? Or how many did? What about adding in people that have abandoned Canada and allowing them to vote? We shouldn’t be so smug. Not only have we had problems with past elections, the new bill before Parliament to fix this will in some ways make things worse. One of the political legends that gets passed around reporters on Parliament Hill is the story of dead people voting. Be it in full elections or leadership votes, there are plenty of tales of dead people voting. Is it that far fetched? According to Elections Canada, about 207,000 voter information cards were sent out in the last election to people that were already dead. Another 57,500 went to people that were not citizens. With the Trudeau government set to allow voter information cards to be used as identification in the next election we should all be worried. Are dead people going to vote? Did they vote in the last election? What about non-citizens? The scary thing is that Elections Canada recently admitted that they have no way of tracking whether a someone is a citizen before voting, describing the process as an honour system. Vancouver radio station News 1130 had asked Elections Canada about safeguards against non-citizens voting and was told there are effectively none. “While we clearly communicate the citizenship requirement to vote, we depend on individuals to accurately indicate their Canadian citizenship, so we recognize the process is not perfect,” Elections Canada told the station via email. So an honour system? Look, I suspect that most non-citizens would not vote because they know the rules. There would be others who would vote mistakenly believing it was OK. Then, there are also those who would vote knowing they were breaking the rules to try and sway the vote. There are more than 57,000 non-citizens and almost 207,000 dead people that Elections Canada knows about. Could there be more? One political operative that I spoke to told me of comparing the voters list, the one that showed who had voted, to obituaries and other databases on recent passings. His comparison turned up many people that had voted despite being dead for years. People Elections Canada obviously didn’t know about. There is no perfect system but there is obviously room for improvement, especially when you find out about the general state of the list of electors. Will people even be voting in the right riding? Beyond the dead and non-citizens, Elections Canada also says that about 16% of the entries on the list of electors contain incorrect information. Former chief electoral officer Marc Mayrand told a Commons committee a few years ago that even after adjusting for corrections during and after the election, about 12% of the entries on the list contain incorrect information. To put that in perspective, 330,570 voter information cards were returned as “undeliverable” and 509,397 had to be corrected after a complaint. This is what Justin Trudeau wants to allow as a form of identification? Trudeau’s change won’t improve the integrity of the voters list or make sure only those eligible cast ballots, it will actually make voter fraud easier to conduct. In fact, I see little in his Bill C-76 that will tackle issues, such as voter fraud. Instead, the big change in Trudeau’s bill to change elections is to allow Canadians who moved away, and have no intention of coming back to this country, to cast a ballot. Celebrities, such as Neil Young or Donald Sutherland, that left Canada for Hollywood in the 1960s will be able to have a say in our elections. Canadians that moved back to their ancestral homelands and will never return will soon be able to cast a ballot. This could add as many as 2 million electors to the list, more than the total number of ballots cast in all four Atlantic provinces in 2015. The next election could end up being very tight. Like our American neighbours to the south, we live in a divided country where a percentage point here or there could make a dramatic difference. The idea that our election could be decided by people that don’t live here, that do live here but aren’t eligible to vote or that used to live here but are dead should worry us all. Unfortunately, we are governed by a leader who sees no problem with these issues, only opportunity. ?

neil young is misinformed Neil Young to put his music back on Spotify after boycott over Joe Rogan