It was a joke, a lady never reveals her age :P yet I put the year on my profile page, oops
well, we know that you're at the most 106 years old.
Isn't it two-6??
no, cuz we know that she was born sometime in the 20th century. at least 1900. that was 106 years ago. Your both right, I was born sometime between 1900 and 2006 XD and it is two-6.
Like my mother and father are you?..interesting..yet you are a Gemini..I guess not being a Scorpio goes a long way in bridging the gap between Dragons and Dogs
~One thing I especially like about this place is that I don't have to deal with idealistic clowns like keltin2002
The 86 after greatness. In most cases I've seen, the number in a screen number holds some significance. It can mean A LOT but is usually related to its user.
1) year of users birth (most likely)
2) year of important event (child, graduation, marriage,etc.)
3) Significant number (user's RL sports number or favorite number)
~I'm assuming he was born in 86 and based on what I JUST read on his blog..I'm right
~If I was ever actually carded for an "M" game I could just mock them..but this opportunity will likely never present itself
pumpkinsays
I've actually been carded for an "M" game; Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition to be specific. Words can't describe my reaction to this.
How could anyone be carded for THAT rated "M" game?..It isn't very violent at all..aside from blood it is quite tame. When you kill enemies they just disappear..there is no brutal murders anywhere *unless you think the action in the cutscenes are certifiably violent*. Where did you get carded? *surely the person who carded wasn't a gamer*
~Well..after getting DMC3 did you feel like running down towers and shooting people after throwing the sword you made in an attempt to emulate Dante or did you impale yourself on a sword in an attempt to awaken your Devil Blood first?...being carded for DMC..how absurd
~If I was ever actually carded for an "M" game I could just mock them..but this opportunity will likely never present itself
the-creeper
I've actually been carded for an "M" game; Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition to be specific. Words can't describe my reaction to this.
How could anyone be carded for THAT rated "M" game?..It isn't very violent at all..aside from blood it is quite tame. When you kill enemies they just disappear..there is no brutal murders anywhere *unless you think the action in the cutscenes are certifiably violent*. Where did you get carded? *surely the person who carded wasn't a gamer*
~Well..after getting DMC3 did you feel like running down towers and shooting people after throwing the sword you made in an attempt to emulate Dante or did you impale yourself on a sword in an attempt to awaken your Devil Blood first?...being carded for DMC..how absurd
Well, unfortunatly I havn't played it yet. I was busy finishing up Prince of Persia: SoT first.
This incident happened very recently at a Target of all places, (they are always stocked up on PS2 Greatest Hits) so I wasn't in a game store. I expect to be carded in a bar, not the check-out line at Target for DMC3! Maybe in a couple more years I'll be flattered instead of just speachless and confused.
The 86 after greatness. In most cases I've seen, the number in a screen number holds some significance. It can mean A LOT but is usually related to its user.
1) year of users birth (most likely)
2) year of important event (child, graduation, marriage,etc.)
3) Significant number (user's RL sports number or favorite number)
~I'm assuming he was born in 86 and based on what I JUST read on his blog..I'm right
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