dat bp... and in EU we call SS :) For 'Miss' so 'SS bot' or SS1 / SS2

Thanks for enlightening me though guys :D

BP is blue pill, common phrase used for recalling or going back to base. Originating, if I remember correctly from the Matrix where Morpheus tells Neo he can go home by taking the blue pill and he won't remember their conversation. Therefore BP (bluepill) = going home

mia is the us servers version of ss....

This man says MIA.

the people who dont call mias are just as bad as the people not watching the map

I live in Russia.
It's already the 22nd here.

I love you.

Just pleasing people before we d.... o wait.

I live in Russia.
It's already the 22nd here.

No he was just encased in ice. If the comics say other wise, can you fill me in?

bend over then.

Part of the Super Soldier serum makes him immune to aging.

Oooh. alright. I didn't hear that in the movie. Okay. Thank you.

Is part of the comics, they left it out of the movie.

It's been decades since those guys were created. None of them age.

iron man does

The arc-reactor powering his heart causes him to be healthier and keeps his body at peak condition, so he won't age, noticeably at least.

You are telling me that Iron man, who was an adult in 1963, has aged normally in the last 49 years? Last I checked, he looked nowhere near 70 years old.

**saladtongsofdeath rolled a random image posted in comment #122 at give slenderman a face comp ** if you read the new ironman comics, you would know that his suit is now made from nanotechnology that he stores in his body and controls with cerebral impulses... so now he is classified as an android and as such, does not age at all because his suit keeps him immortal

well he is a billionare and can afford all the anti-aging shit you ccan get

DAMN! I knew I was doing it wrong. Going to test the new anti-aging formula.

You and I both know he means farthest...

You and I both know, he still got it wrong lol.... Like the only record he didn't break, he puts in the content XD

Well, this is a nice thing to know.

Well, from what I've seen, it was only them eating chips with a fork. I didn't find it strange or anything, those things aren't typically considered fingerfood over there.

Nope not really... but as I said, if you see someone with a bag of chips from a chip shop, 98% of the time they will use their hands :)

Well, this is a nice thing to know.

Used to do it every night and then it just fucked my eyes in total, Im now very short sighted

I now understand why i can't read road signs, thank you.