Drider_it

hmm lets see.. tanking on mountain dew and mini thins.. two friends of mine and I stayed up for two weeks straight..

but we slept for a straight 72 or so hours after wards.

let me tell ya.. near the end we were seeing all sorts of shit. and half that time was with out food. you dont want to see a person trying to go to the bathroom with nothing but liquids for two weeks straight.

we played total annihilation, wc2, and delta force landwarrior. oh gods i still have nightmares about it.. ahh the joys of youth.

now with diablo lod i still stay up all night.. go to work crash.. wake up after 2 hours of sleep and play again.. then the weekend gets here.. I put a stop to that.. cuz litterally i was missing out on the growth of my kids and my wife put it plainly that .. well she was a bit lonely.. lol..

i play spareingly.. i gave a crap load of stuff to someone on tis forum.. just the other day.. was in irc and met them in a game lol. (sorry if i cant remember who you were.. im really tired still from that day)

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