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kimk

Post Wed Mar 19, 2003 4:33 pm

hooker

freelancer is a hooker... sad... :S i have exams coming up next week and i cant get myself off freelancer...i got hooked.. :S
i need to revise, but since the day i bought freelancer, i've been playing on an average of 6hrs a day... one quarter of a day... come on.. thats like... 42 hrs a week, thats like 13 weeeks a year, or continuous freelancer...

well, i got as far as kusari bit in about 19 hrs, taking my time, that is, got to get used to the controls and stuff.. i'm not flying a barracuda.. anyone know what kinda fish this is ? i kno its a fish, but nothing more.

presently, my world is upside down, so if u do not mind, u'll have to tok to my a$$

Lev Arris

Post Wed Mar 19, 2003 4:42 pm

That's a Barracuda. Dangerous fish... and the ship of the same name doesn't look like one.





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Edited by - Lev Arris on 19-03-2003 16:42:36

TRAPPER

Post Thu Mar 20, 2003 5:29 am

It the sea version of the Pirahna. If you are in a middle of a school they will tear you apart.

redmoon

Post Thu Mar 20, 2003 5:59 am

trapper, they are not, they are predatory fish but they hunt in entirley different ways ,trust me, or read an encyclopedia. besides, piranna would not be able to survive in the ocean, they rely on things falling into the water, in fact, most piranna rely on frut or nuts falling into the stream or river they live in, only 2 or 3 species of the hundreds are actually known to eat flesh....anyways, back to freelancer : D

Edited by - redmoon on 20-03-2003 05:59:45

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