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ASCII Art Fart for Wed, 2005 Nov 30: #2351 WIPEOUT PURE
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· 1 message · 1 Dec 2005
> | | | | | | DOWNLOADING MAP PACKS FOR WIPEOUT PURE OVER ONE > | | `---------' | | OF MY NEIGHBOR'S WIRELESS NETWORKS WITHOUT > | `---------------' | ENCRYPTION DIRECTLY TO THE PSP WITHOUT BOTHERING > | _ GAME BOY | TO SET UP AN ACCESS POINT: HAW HAW Some people set up wireless networks with full access intentionally - They have free bandwidth and don't mind sharing it. > | // // | WARDRIVING ???? FUCK THAT I CALL IT WARWALKING, > | // // \\\\\\ | WARSITTING, WARDRINKINGABEER Wardriving is also my name for a self-invented gamemode for Halo. It's quite simple , yet fun : 1) play on a map with warthogs (or ghosts, but warthogs are more fun) Blood Gulch is ideal for this. 2) Without using any weapon, try to kill each to other. (Sometimes melee is allowed) The way this works is .. You run the nearest warthog , and then run the other guy over .. repeatedly ;) Ofcourse he can get into another warthog and then it becomes a matter of who is better at knocking the other warthog over ( or flip it or launch it into the air .. Halo's unrealistic physics are a blast :) ) , causing the enemy to fall out of the hog and again become the soft pedestrian and soon to be fresh roadkill. Its a good training tool for your Halo driving skills. If someone want to go against me , just mail me.
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