Theodin's Book of Melee

[|Viper|]

You had to do it.

[BabyJesus]

Flashback to when Theo thought I was a duelist inspired by zzehth

[Fartknocker]

Flashback to when Theo thought I was a duelist inspired by zzehth

A duelist inspired by the second best groupfighter of all time lmao

[Hawkince]

Flashback to when Theo thought I was a duelist inspired by zzehth

A duelist inspired by the second best groupfighter of all time lmao

no wonder he's bad at both

[Zzehth]

Flashback to when Theo thought I was a duelist inspired by zzehth

Everyone was inspired by my magnificence.

Flashback to when Theo thought I was a duelist inspired by zzehth

A duelist inspired by the second best groupfighter of all time lmao

My son, come to me.

[Superbad]

I remember when Zzehth and I played on 12th's server and we took the arena map, split it in half and ran a "country".

I also remember when Zzehth showed me a super defensive style to use super late at night.

I remember when Jackie went to NA Zzehth abandoned me for him like some whore who was replaced.

[Zzehth]

I remember when Zzehth and I played on 12th's server and we took the arena map, split it in half and ran a "country".

I also remember when Zzehth showed me a super defensive style to use super late at night.

I remember when Jackie went to NA Zzehth abandoned me for him like some whore who was replaced.

Actually, you were part of the few people I actually respected. Great times Superbad, and I never replaced you lol, you were always in my heart.

[Superbad]

I remember when Zzehth and I played on 12th's server and we took the arena map, split it in half and ran a "country".

I also remember when Zzehth showed me a super defensive style to use super late at night.

I remember when Jackie went to NA Zzehth abandoned me for him like some whore who was replaced.

Actually, you were part of the few people I actually respected. Great times Superbad, and I never replaced you lol, you were always in my heart.

 

[Sgt.Winters]

Decided to finally read this after finding it in storage while cleaning the garage. Very solid and the writing prose is reminiscent of Tolstoy and Aligheri. I gave it a 8 on Goodreads. Would recommend as essential reading for students 8th grade and above. Do you think you could follow up with in-depth perspective on groupfighting-line movements and the possible link between up-down timing and age differences among competitive players?

[Fartknocker]

Decided to finally read this after finding it in storage while cleaning the garage. Very solid and the writing prose is reminiscent of Tolstoy and Aligheri. I gave it a 8 on Goodreads. Would recommend as essential reading for students 8th grade and above. Do you think you could follow up with in-depth perspective on groupfighting-line movements and the possible link between up-down timing and age differences among competitive players?

[Theodin]

Decided to finally read this after finding it in storage while cleaning the garage. Very solid and the writing prose is reminiscent of Tolstoy and Aligheri. I gave it a 8 on Goodreads. Would recommend as essential reading for students 8th grade and above. Do you think you could follow up with in-depth perspective on groupfighting-line movements and the possible link between up-down timing and age differences among competitive players?

This isn't already essential literature in your local high school?

[Kristine]

Decided to finally read this after finding it in storage while cleaning the garage. Very solid and the writing prose is reminiscent of Tolstoy and Aligheri. I gave it a 8 on Goodreads. Would recommend as essential reading for students 8th grade and above. Do you think you could follow up with in-depth perspective on groupfighting-line movements and the possible link between up-down timing and age differences among competitive players?

Age differences would be really interesting.

[Fartknocker]

Decided to finally read this after finding it in storage while cleaning the garage. Very solid and the writing prose is reminiscent of Tolstoy and Aligheri. I gave it a 8 on Goodreads. Would recommend as essential reading for students 8th grade and above. Do you think you could follow up with in-depth perspective on groupfighting-line movements and the possible link between up-down timing and age differences among competitive players?

Age differences would be really interesting.

Kristine is one of the best 11 year olds of all time on NW thats for sure

[ShintoSkookum]

Decided to finally read this after finding it in storage while cleaning the garage. Very solid and the writing prose is reminiscent of Tolstoy and Aligheri. I gave it a 8 on Goodreads. Would recommend as essential reading for students 8th grade and above. Do you think you could follow up with in-depth perspective on groupfighting-line movements and the possible link between up-down timing and age differences among competitive players?

Age differences would be really interesting.

Kristine is one of the best 11 year olds of all time on NW thats for sure

...johngamer2009?

[Hawkince]

Decided to finally read this after finding it in storage while cleaning the garage. Very solid and the writing prose is reminiscent of Tolstoy and Aligheri. I gave it a 8 on Goodreads. Would recommend as essential reading for students 8th grade and above. Do you think you could follow up with in-depth perspective on groupfighting-line movements and the possible link between up-down timing and age differences among competitive players?

Age differences would be really interesting.

Kristine is one of the best 11 year olds of all time on NW thats for sure

...johngamer2009?

or johngamer2008 if he was born after 5/19/2008 12:17 Pacific