cheapest place to find an Omen

[Forntplaya 2/3]

I am not rich and i was wonderin were is the cheapest place to find the EVIL omen,not the pmi omen the newer version of the omen i dont like the way the older versins of the omen looked compared to the newer, and i am not looking for used omens understand i dont :crazy:

[ShadowWalker]

use periods in your sentences. the cheapest from a store is gonna be around 450. all omens are evil. any new one you will buy will be the new style. there is a guy on pbnation that could sell them for 360, i dunno if he still does. ebay usually has new ones for under 400.

[Orangecola87]

Originally posted by ShadowWalker
use periods in your sentences. the cheapest from a store is gonna be around 450. all omens are evil. any new one you will buy will be the new style. there is a guy on pbnation that could sell them for 360, i dunno if he still does. ebay usually has new ones for under 400.

Use capitols in your sentences.
Paintballgear.com, 375

[ShadowWalker]

dude, as long as there is punctuation, you can follow a sentece. capitals aren't as confusing. besides, lots of people don't capitalize on these boards. its kinda funny that you're new here and already smarting off.

and here goes your credibilaty...http://store.yahoo.com/actionvillage/010-5060.html Omen=$450 on paintballgear.com, not $375.

[Forntplaya 2/3]

Hey Orangesoda you live in jacksonville well i live in lake city were do u think the best place is to paintball in Jacksonville ,(I prefer speedball if that matters)

[schoolboy]

Originally posted by Orangecola87


Use capitols in your sentences.
Paintballgear.com, 375


One should never write in fragmented sentences.

[drummingpariah]

my buddy FaTts bought one for 360, new, with a matching evil barrel which fades from black to red in the front at berwickpaintball. this place rocks arse. just keep your eyes open for good deals, and they will come.

[radishboy]

Originally posted by schoolboy



One should never write in fragmented sentences.

hes not.

(you) Use capitols in your sentences.

the "you" is the noun; for a command such as this, the noun is an assumed "you"

"use" is the verb

"capitols" is another noun

"in" is an adverb; telling us the extent to where you use capitols.

"your" is an adjective, its describing whose sentence it is.

and sentences is another noun. duh.

so basically, in easier to understand terms: it has a subject and a predicate. subject + predicate = sentence.

[schoolboy]

YOU should go out and buy a life.

[radishboy]

burn.

[Calebd2]

When last I looked this wasn't grammar school. :rolleyes:

Behave next time guys.

Closed.

Oh... I'd like to note here than Radish is as cool as they come. Don't diss him.

That will be all.