top 10 HL faction list

Pot_Head - Harshlands wrote: »

l0l fixed 1 love son

One, I'm female, and Two they actually do know each other in real life. Just because they're married in game doesn't mean they're solely an in game couple.

Killmin - Harshlands wrote: »

You compleatly do not know the story of Crimson then, I can tell you that when I joined Crimson they had lost allmost all of thier members. After they lost all thier land over a year ago most all of the people left and the faction was rebuilt from 7 people. It was basicaly compleatly dead and had to be rebuilt they didnt just loose land and then come back with the same people fURY_ and AsHeZ and a coulpe of other people started over from scatch and rebuilt that place from the ground up.

Yeah I quit for about a year and this happened within that time frame. I knew they rebuilt anew after losing a lot of members, but didn't know they had died so completely. Well in that case I take my hat off to crimson as the best faction at resurrecting from the dead xD

and yep born we do have a long way to go to get up there. TW with zulu last night proved that much xD talk about getting owned... lolz. Oh well, next time we'll do better

:headsmack: Just totally disregard everything I said.

(and no, don't bother to try to recruit me, I'm in a friend's faction now)

RavynneSidhe Please ****! You Was In TeamLlama For Like A Week And Was Most Uselsss Member Ever. I Love My Wife Very Much And She Is Also My Real Life Wife And How We Play And Talk To Each Other Is Not Any Of You Business. MrsLlama Aka Misty And I Have Been Dating For 5 Years And Understand Each Other Very Well. Remember In Pre-school When Boys Would Throw Dirt At You And Call You A Name, Wait Nevermind, You Wont Know What That Means. And Born_Free You Just Suck!

MrLlama - Harshlands wrote: »

RavynneSidhe Please ****! You Was In TeamLlama For Like A Week And Was Most Uselsss Member Ever. I Love My Wife Very Much And She Is Also My Real Life Wife And How We Play And Talk To Each Other Is Not Any Of You Business. MrsLlama Aka Misty And I Have Been Dating For 5 Years And Understand Each Other Very Well. Remember In Pre-school When Boys Would Throw Dirt At You And Call You A Name, Wait Nevermind, You Wont Know What That Means. And Born_Free You Just Suck!

b:laugh

Fail insult.

We are on the same server you know; Pot_Head. b:chuckle (although I've never seen you in game, so haven't had the fun of killing you yet)

Agony ROCKS!

MrLlama - Harshlands wrote: »

RavynneSidhe Please ****! You Was In TeamLlama For Like A Week And Was Most Uselsss Member Ever. I Love My Wife Very Much And She Is Also My Real Life Wife And How We Play And Talk To Each Other Is Not Any Of You Business. MrsLlama Aka Misty And I Have Been Dating For 5 Years And Understand Each Other Very Well. Remember In Pre-school When Boys Would Throw Dirt At You And Call You A Name, Wait Nevermind, You Wont Know What That Means. And Born_Free You Just Suck!

I was in TeamLlama for at least a month if you don't count the first time I left. I may not have helped out the most but that was because I was trying to actually trying to level so I could help out more.

Also kids never threw dirt in my face, and I don't think I was ever in pre-school for that matter. However I was bullied a lot in school, but what does that have to do with it?

Born_Free - Harshlands wrote: »

Hey, you're the one who's the assassin...I'm just doing your job for you. b:laugh

Ravy, don't bother...the Llamas USED to be a faction that cared for not just the levels of its officers, but those of the normal folks in the faction. But of course, it's not that way anymore, is it Josh? Everything that place used to stand for is now a ghostly memory to everybody who was there-- No matter how strong your supporters become.

The price of my loyalty to that faction was the levels I DIDN'T get when I DIDN'T follow you and everybody else who kissed your **** to Omerta...which you promptly dismantled when they could no longer deliver the materials for your gear....which is why you moved to Blackfox. It was only until after you got the materials needed for your HH90 that you returned to TeamLlama as leader.

But the saddest part of all that? When you called your own faction fail while you were busy using Isabella for the HH runs. When you and Dan, and Sheyanne and Twiztid beat those of us who stayed down for...what? Was it because we represented a truth that you didn't want to face? That YOU were traitors?
And I would not hold this grudge, if these things hadn't happened. If you had just told us that you were leaving to become stronger, we would have understood that. But you never did...and what's worse, you made us suffer for it.

And THAT, Josh, is why I say that as a faction and a faction leader? You have failed.

It sounds like he broke your heart. b:cry

Kingdom forever, they still exist in our(Day 1 HL players) hearts! b:dirty

wtb KD for fw?

Born_Free - Harshlands wrote: »

.-. wait, who?

A friend of mine has been undergoing aggressive chemotherapy for an aggressive form of cancer, and so the subject of dying has been popping up frequently at my house. Among the many insights I've been gathering, the following six help me, an atheist, think about dying and death in ways I can live with, for now...Plan ahead. When it comes to death, many prefer life-long denial, according to Virginia Morris, author of the practical (and entertainingly written) Talking about Death Won't Kill YouBy giving serious thought to what you want (out of the limited options we all have), you may have a chance at experiencing the kind of dying scenario you'd prefer. The vast majority ofus apparently get the opposite of what we hope for, living wills and "do-not-resuscitate orders" notwithstanding. Get used to it. The opposite of denial is to accustom yourself to the reality that everyone, absolutely without exception, regardless of dreams and hopes and faith, has to die, including you. Treat the dread like any other phobia and think about it so much, in a controlled way, that iteventually bores you a little and terrifies you a little less.Don't gather regrets. Make an effort to hit your deathbed without the added misery of feeling you've utterly screwed up. If you're extra lucky, you may have a bit of time to tidy up loose ends and various kinds ofremorse. But some of life's better experiences can't be delayed until the end.Talk about death with someone who shares and thus validates your fears. Reading psychiatrist and novelist Irvin D. Yalom's book, Staring at the Sun: Overcoming the Terror of Death, feels likesitting in the presence of a wise, earnest, soothing relative or friend. Lacking a loved one or a therapist who "gets it," make a point, Yalom suggests, of connecting with the larger community, including making use of online support groups. Find your meaning. Existentialists like Yalom and literate thinkers such as Julian Barnes in his Nothing to Be Frightened Of note that fear of dying often brings up fears of not having lived well enough, as well as not long enough. The death-obsessed would do well to fit in some timehinking about living a fulfilling life. Yalom mentions Nietzsche's "eternal return" thought experiment, in which you imagine living your identical life "again and again for all eternity." The idea there is to lead us "away from the preoccupation with trivial concerns to the goal of living vitally." Be aware of the biggest picture. The idea Barnes explores near the end of Nothing to Be Frightened Of is my favorite. It's also the bleakest and may not work for you (as it doesn't really work for Barnes). It's theidea that, sometime in the coming six billion years before the sun burns out, evolution will discard "us," these current millennia's humans, as it favors the most adaptable. Art will not defeat death; the far future will notrecognize us at all. While that very big idea doesn't offer license to be selfish, it does suggest (to me) how very inconsequential is the task of sweeping the driveway or the pain of a tennis elbow.