your posts here serve only to feed the trolls with your delicious rage.
write a book, and you can be right about many things, for example, correct spelling and punctuation.
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mikayel
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Re: The birth of a master thief?
You got Rage huh? So you don't know how to find bears but people are supposed to fear you? It's probably not a good idea to anger the people who outnumber and out-power you when you're on your own.
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Raephire
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Re: The birth of a master thief?
#1. It's a game, and while certain actions are bullshit on principle and are serious, what you are describing is not. There is a system in place that allows you do deal with it appropriately
#2. It can all be replaced. If you are that concerned with your security, buy or trade for materials to build a better defense, or hire mercenaries.
#3. While it is important to explain what happened to you, dragging it out like this and responding to the trolls' chiding with absolutely no wit, you only make an ass of yourself.
#2. It can all be replaced. If you are that concerned with your security, buy or trade for materials to build a better defense, or hire mercenaries.
#3. While it is important to explain what happened to you, dragging it out like this and responding to the trolls' chiding with absolutely no wit, you only make an ass of yourself.
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kedrigh
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Re: The birth of a master thief?
so what is it, you did no such thing, or you did it to get back at him for being an ass?Insomnium wrote:4: i did no such thing, i asked u where a bear was and u told me to "**** off", i simply was just getting back at you.
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theTrav
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Re: The birth of a master thief?
remove the "with absolutely no wit," and that's a more valid statementRaephire wrote:#3. While it is important to explain what happened to you, dragging it out like this and responding to the trolls' chiding with absolutely no wit, you only make an ass of yourself.
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roundedge
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Re: The birth of a master thief?
Guys, this is ridiculous. You're all teaming up on this guy without even answering his perfectly valid question.
Why can he not only you but also "stolen object?"
This is a commonly held double standard in the culture of H&H that we should seriously consider, instead of pointing out meaningless spelling mistakes that barely affect the comprehension of his main point.
Why can he not only you but also "stolen object?"
This is a commonly held double standard in the culture of H&H that we should seriously consider, instead of pointing out meaningless spelling mistakes that barely affect the comprehension of his main point.
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Gaiadin
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Re: The birth of a master thief?
That's either extremely confusing and completely absurd, or very dry sarcasm. I choose to believe the latter, and I like it. But in all sincerity and in answer to his question: He can't not only you but also "stolen object?" because sharks.
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Nero
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Re: The birth of a master thief?
Yeah sharks. I hate those things. If you thought the bears were hard to kill sharks are even worse. That'll teach me to log off on the river.
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