RickJ

Geplaatst: 2 Apr 2008 11:14:33

1. Hoe je heet.
Rick
2. Je leeftijd.
18
3. Wat je nick is in CoD4.
RickJ
4. Je Xfire.
vhrick
5. Je favoriete wapen.
MP5 met Gold Desert Eagle
6. Je favoriete map.
pipeline
7. hoeveel speel je cod4.
ligt eraan, als ik even tijd heb speel ik. best veel dus
8. wat is je favorite gametype (sd, tdm, dm enz.)
SD
9. De reden dat je =)C4(= wil joinen.
Omdat ik vaak in de server zit en het wel leuk/gezellig vind
10. Enig ander commentaar dat je kwijt wilt!
Ik ken overigens Snoos Smile

Geplaatst: 2 Apr 2008 11:14:33

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heej rick

leuk dat je geinteresseerd bent. we zullen je wat in de gaten houden op de server.

kom gerust een keer langs op onze teamspeak en dan kijken we ff of je bij ons past.

cu ingame, airborne

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Hey rick,

had je al online gezien en hiernaartoe doorverwezen.
Als we je in een try out aan het werk willen zien krijg je het hier of op xfire te horen.

cu ingame,

groeten Dartheld

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Hey Rick, Heb je nog nooit op de server zien spelen, maar daar komt wel verandering denk ik.

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