@2Chill

thank you for the continued support .

I never noticed that guy in blue before (bottom left corner).

I won't ever be in this list because I don't raid and grief heuheuheu.
And the reason for that is: I'm inactive and mostly AFK when I'm on.

Sad to see you go bro.
You're not my brother so I'll call you buddy.
But then we aren't really buddies so I'll call you guy.
Sad too see you go guy.

Welcome back

@TimmyBoyT The yellow thing was part of the ping number that was being displayed on screen by fraps recording software.

It's the FPS.

Who the crap reads anymore?

Edit: I'm reading Shakespeare.

Goddamit 2Chill. Get your shit together.
Stop losing stuff.

Q: Are you ready for death?
Well, I'm not ready for death; but I know that in the end, death will be ready for me (deep shit bro). I still have a lot to do and if I were to die now, I'd hate myself even after I've died. I don't wanna die without any worth. I know I've got worth but I'm talking about a different worth. I want people to know that I'm an amazing person and that I can be their role model. I believe that I've accomplished being a role model for someone but I wanna be a role model for the future generation.
If I were to die, I'd feel disappointed because the future has so much to offer. The future is shaped by the past therefore I wanna make sure that the future is a fantastic one for the future generation. I don't want to leave them in poverty.
No I'm not ready for death.

Q:Can you respect an enemy?
A: As long there's a choice, there will be many options. No one will ever get past an enemy without respecting that enemy. There's no such thing as an enemy that you don't respect. I'll tell you why.
First of all, deep in your heart you acknowledge your enemy. Let's take sports as an example.
When you play with your opponent, you take into consideration in their skills. In football, when someone makes a touchdown, you will want to make sure that you'll be better the next time around so they won't make another score. As a result, you've come to respect their skills and that made you push to do better.
When it comes to boxing, you know that you have to have endurance and power. Even if you're enemy has none of that, you'll strive to make your enemy better so they can have endurance and power. That's my way of thinking. If someone can't beat me, I'll make sure I'll push them hard enough; then the next time they fight me or play against me, they'll think of a different strategy and do better than they did. While doing so, I've given them my respect.

I'll buy 32 times 0.