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loaderXI

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  1. So the proper thing now to do Spongy is change your name to TechnoSponge lol
  2. @Labob He may be the person you need @@Schenk
  3. Oh and for our wonderful ladies and @@hxtr and @TBB
  4. Happy Valentine,s PS TO THE DOUBLE S FU !
  5. I have pulled everything and will give it a go when I get a chance .... Thanks for the heads up
  6. Welcome to our forums !
  7. Told you about sticking the wrong end in .....The suction cup is not supposed to go in your ass first you Idiot
  8. That one is tickled out im afraid....With only 4gigs and Win Vista your barely good for browsing the web In fact Google will no longer update or support Xp or Vista and many websites already dont Anything Quad core with 8 gigs and Win 7 for now will keep you running along Time to break open the coin jar or fill it up real fast
  9. 74.91.123.221:28960 >XI< DM 74.91.123.194:28960 >XI< TDM/CTF If your pulling the 28.iwd file your in the wrong server
  10. Happy Birthday John !
  11. * UPDATE * Caracus has had his surgery and is said to be home recuperating... I received word from Maria via text I would like to give special thanks to our Cod2 players for there concerns in his well being Please continue to keep him in your Prayers as he will need them for a full recovery Thank you loADER>XI<
  12. June 6th, 1944, known as D-Day, was a historic day for France. Almost exactly four years from the date of the Nazi invasion of their country the French people were about to be liberated by an Allied forces combined naval, land and airborne assault on five Normandy beaches. Operation Overlord, as the operation was codenamed, had been planned in great detail. During the first half of 1944, almost 9 million tons of logistical supplies had arrived in Britain from America. Almost two million troops from America, Canada, and other countries had poured into the United Kingdom throughout late 1943 and early 1944. By late May 1944, the stage was set for what would be the biggest combined forces operation in history. Overlord was divided into two main operational phases. In the early hours of 6th June, an airborne assault force of more than 18,000 Allied paratroopers was dropped into territory just behind the beaches. Their primary purpose was to provide support for the 132,000 strong seaborne invasion force – men who would disembark from landing craft, directly onto the five beaches. Almost 7000 vessels were involved in the operation, from Battleships and destroyers to escort ships. Naval ships would bombard Nazi coastal defence positions. One of the British Army officers who took part in the airborne assault was Eric Woodman, commanding the 7th Battalion, The Parachute Regiment. Woodman and his men landed by parachute to support the glider-borne, coup-de-main force that had captured the bridges across the Orne River and the Caen Canal. Eric Woodman was just 23 years old when he led his men against German tanks and heavy artillery that night. The battalion had been spread over a wide area on landing, and was unable to fully reassemble in time – only half of the men had reached their assembly points and with few supplies retrieved, when they came under heavy fire. The fight went badly, and by nightfall that day, Woodman was the only surviving officer. Eric Woodman’s distinguished army career continued until the end of the war and beyond. All through WWII he served with the 7th Para battalion, fighting in the Battle of the Bulge in the winter of 1944 to 1945 and, in March 1945, assault crossing of the Rhine he was dropped behind enemy lines. He was awarded a Military Cross for his actions before and on D-Day, and later, in Palestine and the Dutch East Indies. He also served on the British Army staff in Washington DC, finally retiring in 1975. Colonel Woodman died on January 14th, 2016 aged 94. Rest in Peace Great Warrior ....
  13. Welcome to the forums Poland Glad to hear you enjoy our servers ! Who cant like Idiots
  14. Search with Gametracker.....Use the ip then game type then look for players and your game name http://www.gametracker.com/servers/
  15. Very sorry to hear Harry ! Sad part is when it returns it is always the same places Get well
  16. SHE LOOKS HARD TO HANDLE
  17. Ok did you already have Malware bytes installed and ran it or did you go into safe mode and run from thumb drive because thats the way to get to any shit hidden Kinda have to sneek up on it I would not be any help with the source coming from the outlet but perhaps there is a bad connection ground or hot in the outlet
  18. I have this sometimes and simply cancel and reconnect ......
  19. I am just going to throw this out there....Do you use Ccleaner and Malwarebytes If so run Ccleaner 1st then clean registry with it reboot and run Malwarebytes If you do not have Ccleaner download and run it Then If you do not have malwarebytes download it to a thumb drive boot computer in safe mode and lauch from the thumb drive /update /scan and remove anything it has now found Reboot again and run Ccleaner to clean registry On the other hand when you upgraded to Win10 it would have screwed up your drivers so even with a new install you may have to search for updated new drivers for some things
  20. Happy Birthday ya Boob
  21. I wouldnt know who was hacking but what the hell was up with the little people lol Once you learn the maps again it would'nt be much of a challenge
  22. I just downloaded from the link I posted and everything was there and have played online in servers which I saved to HLSW and SP as well works fine...Im running version v1.11 http://mohaarevival.tk/#dlLinkArea
  23. Happy Birthday Fuzzy you beast !!!! Heres looking at you dude
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