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502 errors · · 1 like


1/ many times from 16:00 GMT to just now (including logging on to this page)

2/ this page, crimes, items, faction, forums

3/ php1

4/ lots

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6/ UK

7/ Virgin

8/ broadband fibre

9 / wifi

10 / Windows 7

11 / instant

12 / no more than usual

13/ coke

14/ usually 502 and occasionally a 500. Never a 504.

FLATLINE _____ Recruiting! ·


Lots of support and guidance for the best stat gains. I wouldn't be have the stats that I now have without Flatline's help.

Condoms. Is sex better or worse with them? · · 1 like


No paddling without wellies is what my dad always told me.

Nnb loss? ·


I've dropped from NNB of 25 to 21.

My theory is that since I've been doing lots of crimes that are low nerve (shoplifting as I'm working on the 5,000 thefts) in comparison to where I should be. That is, I'm doing too many crimes at nerve = 4 when I should be pushing ahead and doing higher nerve crimes.

Traditional martial arts · · 1 like


Hi, I've been doing Judo for about 7 years and been loving it. I wish I'd found it earlier but I did thoroughly enjoy the martial arts (about 23 years in total) that I have done. I've trained and competed (at a low level) in Tae Kwon Do, kickboxing, Muay Thai, Jeet Kune Do and Brazilian Jui Jitsu. All of which I loved at the time.
I think Elinaa is a bit misguided. The best martial art is the one you enjoy. Yes, they all have strengths and weaknesses but they all come down to the practitioner being able to apply the correct technique at the correct time. There's no point a Judo competitor trying to play a distance game against a kickboxer.
Above all, find an art you love and club that respects you. If there's no respect (it's a two way thing) then there's no point training there - you won't grow as a person.

Last post - $5,000,000 prize · · 1 like


What do you call a singing computer?

A Dell.