No, it's not that I hardly qualify. If it's in the 1990's then your properly a 90's kid. Not just because you watched certain tv shows or had some kind of fad going.

You were born in the 90s but you didn't experience the 90s. People who refer to themselves as 90s kids today were born in the early 90s and talk about the shows from the mid-late 90s. Not only would you be unable to remember the stuff that happened in that time period, but you weren't even born. I bet you can't even remember 9/11 (if you're not American then disregard because you wouldn't care anyway.)

Technically speaking, if you were born December 31, 1999 you were still born in the 90s but in the eyes of your peers you belong to the 2ks.

Also, don't be a bitch, deleting your comments.

I fucking hate this. It was a comment not a second fucking holocaust threat.

Oh boy.

No, my cohort's insults are much more explicit. Also, this picture might come in handy for your future use.

"Numbnuts"? What're we, seven?

Is numbnut a common insult among you and your friends?

No, my cohort's insults are much more explicit. Also, this picture might come in handy for your future use.

Hohoho, well then, looks like we have ourselves an intellectual bad ass over here, and do you really think they'd let him keep shooting, obviously at a range, if his leg was that fucked up? Someone would have called a medic by then, sir, your theory is also flawed.

Which is why I said that it was probably an obvious photoshop numbnuts.

"Numbnuts"? What're we, seven?

Is numbnut a common insult among you and your friends?

No, my cohort's insults are much more explicit. Also, this picture might come in handy for your future use.

They get discharged every day, man, the instructors are allowed to choose whether or not they stay.

I don't think you're getting me. This guy would not have gotten in with a prosthetic leg. My friend had pins put in his knee due to an accident and was turned away from all the branches of the military because of it. Assuming the injury happened while on duty, they wouldn't have allowed the guy to get back in the field with a prosthetic. Your theory doesn't make any sense.

Hohoho, well then, looks like we have ourselves an intellectual bad ass over here, and do you really think they'd let him keep shooting, obviously at a range, if his leg was that fucked up? Someone would have called a medic by then, sir, your theory is also flawed.

Which is why I said that it was probably an obvious photoshop numbnuts.

"Numbnuts"? What're we, seven?

Is numbnut a common insult among you and your friends?

No, my cohort's insults are much more explicit. Also, this picture might come in handy for your future use.

im using the hd but i read in one of those tips in the loading screen that it is for 4 player split screen. either way, ive tried it and nothin yet. I tried logging in on my friends account on the xbox too and it registers him as there in the sense that it says he is playing minecraft, but idle.

IDK then. I don't have the xbox version so that's the extent of my knowledge. I suggest you post on the minecraft forum.

I'd guess he's having fun with a new prosthetic or something...

My point exactly, thank you, also, pic for your avatar.

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MFW no one apparently has heard of prosthetic legs being under pants.

Because they would allow someone with prosthetic in to the military >.> right...

They get discharged every day, man, the instructors are allowed to choose whether or not they stay.

I don't think you're getting me. This guy would not have gotten in with a prosthetic leg. My friend had pins put in his knee due to an accident and was turned away from all the branches of the military because of it. Assuming the injury happened while on duty, they wouldn't have allowed the guy to get back in the field with a prosthetic. Your theory doesn't make any sense.

Hohoho, well then, looks like we have ourselves an intellectual bad ass over here, and do you really think they'd let him keep shooting, obviously at a range, if his leg was that fucked up? Someone would have called a medic by then, sir, your theory is also flawed.

Which is why I said that it was probably an obvious photoshop numbnuts.

"Numbnuts"? What're we, seven?

Is numbnut a common insult among you and your friends?

No, my cohort's insults are much more explicit. Also, this picture might come in handy for your future use.

His leg probably broke that way and he took a shot of morphine to keep himself up.

I honestly have no idea why he doesn't just prone and use the ground to prop his gun. This is the first time I've ever seen anyone prop a gun against another part of their body, let alone a fucking broken leg.

I broke my leg once and the morphine helped dull the pain, but it was still pretty awful. I just can't imagine someone doing that instead of 1) going prone 2) using the guy who is supporting his back to prop the gun.

It is interesting for people who have never been to Las Vegas or even America, that infact the places from Fallout were real places.

Oh wow, that's bullshit

I swear. look it up on youtube.

Ah, no wonder I can't see it on Gamestop. It's exclusive to the UK.

Oh wow, that's bullshit