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I've been an Eagle Scout for 3 years now.
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Nice. Is there an age you have to stop?
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In boy scouts?

Yeah, it's when you turn 18. Then you are considered an adult.

Venturing you can go until you turn 21, but you can't earn Eagle scout there unless you were previously a boy scout who earned First Class.
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Do you have a Runescape account?
"Why do I need to find myself when God has already told me who I am?"

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Is it sad I just found a Makarov for $150 after I was just given that and spent it on games?
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GodlyGamer wrote:Do you have a Runescape account?
Nope.


Funnily enough, I do have an inactive WoW account.

I need to reactivate it. XD
Orodrist wrote:Is it sad I just found a Makarov for $150 after I was just given that and spent it on games?
Yes.

Very much so. XD

Although the games you bought weren't bad at all were they?
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Most favorite song to play?
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Chozon1 wrote:Most favorite song to play?
That's a hard question.


I like playing most Journey, most Metallica, a bit of Dream Theater, and a bit of Slayer.

If I had to choose one song, maybe Cyanide by Metallica.

The wah-wah riff is too cool.
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That it is. :D I can't play it of course, but it's awesome.

Who named the wah pedal? And why call it "wah"?

Yeah, it makes the "wah-wah" noise, but really...
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This should tell you all you need to know
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Wow. That actually did explain everything. XD But I still crack a smile when I say "wah-wah".

So, what's your opinion of Wal-Mart>?
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Ahh, good old Wally World.


It was a lifesaver during summer camp, let me tell you.

If we lost or used up all supplies, we just hit the Wal-Mart 30 minutes away and it was a simple fix.


The only thing I don't like about Wal-Mart is mostly the criminally small PC and PSP game selections. -_-
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Funny...I always liked the fact Wal-mart had huge Wii and DS game selections. *evil laugh*

Gamecube's revenge. :twisted:

Either way, I've found some awesome PC game at Wal-Mart that I could find nowhere else. I found a copy of Halo for PC and Star Wars Jedi Knight II long after other stores had stopped selling them. Sadly, they were stocked next to games like "rednecks revenge" or some sort. -_-

Favorite type of candy?
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Undoubtedly caramel.
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Good man. Bad for your teeth though...

Have you tried Goozex?
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