Happy Holidays from Militaryphotos.net

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Happy Holidays to everyone and Merry Christmas for those who celebrate it.
May everyone's end of the year be conflict free.

[Andreas]

yeah, thanks man. nice of you...

By the way thats one scary santa clause you got there...'

Cheers

Andreas

[mudbunny]

Uh, yeah, Merry Christmas from the future pal. I feel like Michael J Fox.

[Spike_Kojima]

I think i broke my flux capacitor. :(

[Maine Finn]

This thread is only three years old. Well done.

[Roids]

WOW :bash:

[seruriermarshal]

Take 2002 thread ?

:roll:

[Fintin]

This thread is only three years old. Well done.

i thought you were at basic....GO BACK....welcome back anyways

[Evildave]

I knew my computer was f%cked up but this is wierd!!

[Telnyashka]

yeah, thanks man. nice of you...

By the way thats one scary santa clause you got there...'

Cheers

Andreas

way to necromance this thread, jerk :bash:

[Evildave]

yeah, thanks man. nice of you...

By the way thats one scary santa clause you got there...'

Cheers

Andreas

way to necromance this thread, jerk :bash:necro what?!?!?!?!

[Spike_Kojima]

Necromance
Used in online forums, the term necromance refers to the act of a person (usually a n00b) posting to a thread that is "dead." This is usually applied to threads that are older than 30 days or so, though, depending on the forum and the traffic in it, the term may be applied to threads as young as a week and a half to two weeks.

Hmmm......I learn something new everyday.

[Seraphim]

Necromance
Used in online forums, the term necromance refers to the act of a person (usually a n00b) posting to a thread that is "dead." This is usually applied to threads that are older than 30 days or so, though, depending on the forum and the traffic in it, the term may be applied to threads as young as a week and a half to two weeks.

Hmmm......I learn somthing new everyday.

Interesting, I thought necromance had to do something with the dead...