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Cool pic
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its time
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i don't play zombies
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bummer !!
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nice i like it @@!!!
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make sure you check the filters cus some times that is blocking them out ....
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looks cool ma-by im going to buy the game
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they should use that in a game rock on a string
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lol very funny lol
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i have no problems with my ping
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revenge sponds is so bad piss people off quick i don't like them !!!
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i never been to cali ..love to do some fishing there
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the iron maiden beer is the best
take a look
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my game name is clairvoyant 71 the 71 is the year i was born and a little abut the name
Clairvoyant literally means “clear-sighted” in French, and for nearly 200 years that is what it meant inEnglish as well. It wasn’t until the mid-19th century that it took on the meaning of “having psychic gifts” or“seeing beyond” that it carries today.
In the 19th century, the term clairvoyant was widely used in a medical context. An especially astutedoctor might be able to see a patient’s symptoms and try to make a “clairvoyant diagnosis.” While some ofthese doctors were legitimate and extremely skilled, the term “clairvoyant physician” was generally used todescribe your typical 19th-century quack. Occasionally, these people were brought to justice. The 39thVolume of The Journal of the American Medical Association contains an article about one such court case,from 1898, in which one can find this rant: “Whether the plaintiff calls herself a medical clairvoyant, or aclairvoyant physician…matters little…it was held that she was not entitled to recover for her services, shehaving no license to practice medicine.”
As the meaning of clairvoyant started to shift, reference books of the time attempted to approximatethe new uses of the word. The 1873 edition of The American Cyclopaedia describes a clairvoyant assomeone who can see through opaque objects, therefore possessing the power to “read a book unopened,or a letter which is enclosed in a solid wood box.” Today, however, clairvoyant carries more spiritualconnotations, and such skills would never be cheapened by freak-show displays like divining the text of anunopened book. Rather, the modern clairvoyant prefers only to “see” things that cannot be easily refutedby disbelieving skeptics. -
nice im exited to play these maps yahoo
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i love to hit the gym to get some stress out
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it be nice to see some cam kill pictures
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hello i love to play games on line me and kloss play for years its nice to have new people to talk and play on xtremeldiots
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happy i still have the socket !!
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