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**2ffu** · March 26th, 01:16 AM

Here he states he's better than the mods.
http://www.paintballforum.com/forum/...8&page=2&pp=20

here my rate my gun thread. he states he know more about paintball than me but doesn't go into detail. he pretty argues with everyone in there.

http://www.paintballforum.com/forum/...26#post1704826

he states he cares about this forum and wants to help it. he's been here for 2 days.

so new PBF douche bag? I think he is on par with genshu.

**RunningRioT** · March 26th, 01:17 AM

i think hes gonna end up like paintpopper.

i dont believe he shoots a proto6 @ 15 years of age.

**big_balla** · March 26th, 01:18 AM

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Originally Posted by RunningRioT

i think hes gonna end up like paintpopper.

i dont believe he shoots a proto6 @ 15 years of age.

Why, some 15 year old kids actually have jobs and money...?

He's is skilled well in douche baggery.

**Gangsta_Redneck** · March 26th, 01:18 AM

i second that he is a douche (hah i spelled it right)

**RunningRioT** · March 26th, 01:19 AM

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Originally Posted by big_balla89

Why, some 15 year old kids actually have jobs and money...?

He's is skilled well in douche baggery.

i believe minimum working age is 16, but prove me wrong.

**big_balla** · March 26th, 01:22 AM

Maybe in washington... You can work at 15 here.

Either way, there are underage kids getting payed under the table by family or friends... Its not impossible that he earned all his money to play with.

Or his daddy could be rich and give him everything.

**RunningRioT** · March 26th, 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by big_balla89

Maybe in washington... You can work at 15 here.

Either way, there are underage kids getting payed under the table by family or friends... Its not impossible that he earned all his money to play with.

Or his daddy could be rich and give him everything.

yeeh, or that.

but paintballing is such a waste of money if you arent sponsored.

**mLuH** · March 26th, 01:24 AM

this should be in the lounge, but yeah it seems like he thinks he knows everything and it gets on my nerves.

**bobide** · March 26th, 01:25 AM

he's not that bad. you're just pissed b/c he ruffled your feathers. Go mop around somewhere else 2ffu.

**2ffu** · March 26th, 01:26 AM

he's ruffled more than mine.

**big_balla** · March 26th, 01:27 AM

He really is a douche bag.

Paintball is expensive but you have to pay full price for a bit til you get on a team w/ sponsors and stuff. I payed full price for a while and now I practice for 15/case and how much it costs to drive to my field.

**Gangsta_Redneck** · March 26th, 01:29 AM

woot i practiced for free today !!!! i love sponsors

and i dont like this character he needs the ban stick

**RunningRioT** · March 26th, 01:32 AM

**Gangsta_Redneck** · March 26th, 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by RunningRioT

andu know for some reason i always thought u were cool <3

**2ffu** · March 26th, 01:35 AM

better get some ice for that burn....

**mLuH** · March 26th, 01:40 AM

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**Gangsta_Redneck** · March 26th, 01:45 AM

alrighty now nerd..

**2ffu** · March 26th, 01:49 AM

wow that a whole new level of pwnage.

**NOR*ILL-Mongrel** · March 26th, 01:57 AM

Haha this thread is totally getting off topic

**1337** · March 26th, 02:04 AM

These threads aren't allowed. He isn't breaking any rules and unless we find a reason he needs to be banned then do not pull this kind of stuff.