Titan M2 can be slow, but a workhorse...It all depends on your fighting style...If you like to engage the opponent, or do midfield, or support...For CTF however, that's a long road to hoe.

Yes. At your rank Urban is a good protection. I had it before MU's, and it served me well.

It is done... :)

This "stalking" problem is not uncommon...Me and a few other players I know have been stalked by people on friends list...I have ignored my friends list for quite some time now, which is unfortunate for those I can trust, but I have had situations of "How come you befriended so-and-so and not me?"...So as to avoid any conflict of player against player, my fiends list is locked for the time being... :ph34r:

I ran out of up votes again...+1 to all those I missed. And 'Gratz to the golds and rank-ups... :) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I was in that exact spot when it dropped this morning...Missed it by an inch...I could just tear out what little hair I have left! Eerrrrr! :o :lol: Neat view... :) So, the secrets finally out! :lol: Must be difficult shaking hands..."Ouch!"

Neat action photo! Stray twin balls fly'n amidst Mammy twin corralling her young. :DAnd even one still fast asleep at nap time. :lol:Seriously though. "Good action 'cap!" Epic lighting around the alcove! "Great Photo!" :) Unique white smoke..."Good shot!" :) "Neat paint job!" :)

:)

Coming soon to your garage...Update 505.

^ I am still being fooled at this very moment, which is longer than a "milisecond"... :huh: P.S.

Really neat to see the rest of the team in action...Tanki's own tap dancer; Brain crew; Rust Barrels powerlifter, and that Super Meat Boy had me laughing so hard my eyes welted up with tears (man tears)...Very good to see you guys having fun... :)

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... :ph34r:

Every step we take is wisdom, if we recognize the knowledge we gain from the previous step. I really don't blame you for responding with provocation. This doesn't mean that we must search for that which is to blame. Just that nobody is perfect. Not even those who scribe books. Yes, books are a good learning tool, but they make a poor set of shoes...Have a good day... :)

"Rebalance with no refund!" :o

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Really some neat and reminiscent photos. "What action! What suspense!"...Ran out of positive votes. So if I missed you, +1. And 'Gratz to all the rank-ups... :)

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Lots of really neat pic's lately...Ran out of positive votes...+1 to those I missed. And 'Gratz to all the golds and rank-ups... :)

To answer your last question: I could explain myself, if you are willing to do the same, instead of quoting what you have learned in books. Not that there is anything wrong with books. Just that I posted what I was thinking, or feeling at the moment, based upon the life and death of Socrates, according to what I have also read from books. There is not much that we can go on, as far as his own writings are concerned, but what we can rely upon are those circumstances which brought about his execution. Circumstances which Plato has many times pandered to, in order to save his own neck. Plato does convert the acts of Socrates into his own rendition. Therefore it is a translation. To paraphrase those acts would require the same intention as Socrates, and that is not evident, by the lifestyle of Plato vs that of Socrates. With Socrates, you either jump in the water all the way, or not at all. Plato's toes are wet...Yes books are a great learning tool, but try and put that knowledge to practical application. There's where the real meat and potatoes are. And I'm sorry that you feel the need to criticize my "grammar (or lack thereof)" in order to bolster your dominance in this matter. In the future I'll try to remember that this is not a gaming forum, but that would also be a contradiction. P.S.

Bearing in mind that Plato's translation of Socrates, is based upon his own political perspective, and security for those times. We are forced to respond to Plato, or not. And then I ask, "What justice is it when another man speaks for others, and yet not himself?". I find it highly ironic, to this point, that you should bring Polemarchus' assertion to the forefront. Simple logic has marked history in a vengeful manner, where from to give freely to those you have taken from is true reward for unjust acts. Whether or not we acknowledge such acts, is our own personal experience, which in turn poses another question. "Have we really learned from the mistakes of the past, or will vengeance rule?" P.S. At this point I will pause, for I have a dental appointment to keep..."Ouch!"