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yes PUM has 100k - 150k
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Interview [Issue 35] Staff Interviews: Forum Moderators
falcosenna1 replied to The.Skilled.Legend in Newspaper Archive
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Some good looking updates coming!! Great! I'm really looking forward to the special site with the ratings of all players! Finally a 50% discount! Time to do some shopping! :lol:
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Sandbox CTF XP/BP
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The topic really deserved to be pinned. It's one of the most useful topics on the forum! :)
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Great daily bonus on my alt. :p
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Congratulations on ranking to !! 2 new generalissimo Forum Mods!! :lol:
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List of winners has been updated! Congratulations @1stsuperwhitedragon on your sixth win! 90
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[Forum Game] Guess the Turret/Hull modification of the user bellow.
falcosenna1 replied to High in Forum Games
yes PUM has freeze m3 -
no PUM has got at least 1 paint with shaft protection?
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I'm 17, in my last year of secondary school. :)
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Congratulations @lordmostafa on ranking to !!
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You can only change one letter according to the rules stated by the author of this forum game.
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List of winners has been updated! Congratulations @personia on your first win! 47
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http://en.tankiforum.com/index.php?showforum=196
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I'm having 8 hours of maths each week which are separated in 2 different kind of maths. So i actually have 6 hours of 'normal' maths and 2 hours of 'a different kind of maths' that isn't compulsory. It's an extra 2 hours for which a curriculum doesn't exist. I just decided to take those 2 extra hours because I'm really interested in maths. In the 6 hours of 'normal' maths, I'm learning more about integrals of all kind of functions and space geometry (with direction vectors, support vectors, ...)at the moment. In the 2 hours of different maths, I'm learning more about functions we don't see in 'normal' maths (sinh(x), cos(h), tan(h), cot(h)) + hyperbole, parabola, ellipse. I recently learned how I need to make programs for my calculator myself. I've seen polar coordinates, another way of placing points in a coordinate system. My apologizes if some of the mathematical terms are not completely correct. I'm having maths in Dutch. :P
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