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Shoutout from Yellowstone

September 27th, 2009 0 Comments

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It’s fall, and seniors everywhere are up and about, harassing teachers and counselors with rec forms and brag sheets. The colleges are up about as well, just this morning alone, I’ve received over 2 dozen unique emails from colleges looking for applicants, giving me the ever-slightest hint that they would gladly have me apply, but would just as gladly reject me as soon as I do so.

But some of us are having a late start to all that craziness. I’m sitting here with a warm cup of hot chocolate in my hands watching the serene scenery in the far off distance as I type this entry up. With a smile on my face and no worries whatsoever, the last thing that I want to think about is school.

Wyoming has its own charms. From what I can understand from our bus driver, Clay (or as he likes us to call him, Sexy Bitch), the lazy town atmosphere of the state and its agriculturally subsidized economy makes the place feel far removed from civilization. If there’s one place to go to in the United States to be as close to nature as possible, Wyoming is the place.

Wait, did I just say that Wyoming is agriculturally subsidized? That was actually a lie, Wyoming and its 600,000 residents are almost completely financially supported by the bouts of tourism both in Summer and in Winter. Yellowstone, the first national park created under Teddy Roosevelt, is the jewel of North Western United States.

Completely unique in its own regards, Yellowstone holds around 97% of all thermal features in the world. And of those thermal features, the most spectacular are the geysers. Just watching one erupt in bouts of steam (actually sulfuric acid) and water is just undescribable.

[Photo] Gloomy Day

August 22nd, 2009 0 Comments

Original Photo by Xylonets, I just made a few slight adjustments to it

Gloomy Day

Beautifully Scenic Shots

May 30th, 2009 0 Comments

These are photos taken by other very talented photographers.

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Fireworks in a Storm

July 8th, 2007 0 Comments

Orriginal Author: http://stuckincustoms.com/

It’s an amazing shot

when will they learn ;)

June 30th, 2007 1 Comments

cops hid here

something i found online ;P

Does Anyone play CS2D?

January 1st, 2007 7 Comments

well, happy new year guys

this is a map of de_dust, and i was just wondering what the best way of aproaching this will be

my thoughts are, as a terrorist, you should start at the spawnpoint and rush to the main hallway, my guess is that that will be the most heavily defended site, so we should take 4 people and take the other hallway which, to my guess, will be defended by 1 person, maybe 2, and leave 1 person to hold the position in the main hall way.

at this point, 2 people rush across the open into Bombsite B and go directly downuntill you hit the intersection, and then they shud wait for the leader’s “Go Go GO”. At that command, the assaulting force, the 2 people that are still left in the secondary entrance, should directly assault the main hallway from the top, and with support comming from the west that will flank the enemy and drive them deeper into enemy teritory, this is where that one person comes in, he will stay hidden until the escape and thus will then finish off any enemy left since he will be the least shot at person, and thus will win this map with the minimum casualties

Of course, this strategy is very risky due to the fact that, if that one person cant hold the position, and the enemy breaks thru too quickly, you’ll need another plan, but you do have the advantage now, since the enemy is now in your territory, u can beat them with attrition by using HE grenades and keeping on firing on them, and they have no means of resupply either