I Hate Ions!!!

[baseballer08]

do you?

[Aguy43]

OMG NO, First off why do you hate ions? second off stop being a *** little attetion whore by ripping on a great gun. And thirdly GET A LIFE IDOIT.

[baseballer08]

there plastic! and learn how to spell. drink soda.

[Aguy43]

Ok kid belive what you want, And come back when you grow pubic hairs and mature.

[GranDream]

Originally posted by hybrid-sniper
Nobody else post.
Just an attention whore, move along people.

[toxicity883]

there not plastic and there good guns for the money ive shot them and i like them.Thet feel a lillt cheap but work ike a champ

and what does soda have to do with this thread

edit-you posted while i was writing mine srry

[baseballer08]

why dont you guys hate ions. they break so easily. ive broken 3 of them playing down at a lake i fish at.

[someday1188]

Originally posted by GranDream
size=8][/size]
you fail at size tags :dodgy:
Originally posted by baseballer08
do you?
no. now i will give you the opportunity to defend your argument the best you can before i set into you. after that, god help you.

[baseballer08]

they brake easily. and if they get wet they stop working for some reason.

[DeAtH^MaTrIx]

Originally posted by hybrid-sniper
Nobody else post.
Just an attention whore, move along people.

[Aguy43]

" This gun sucks because I droped it into a lake and it didint fire."

You are a moron.

[insanepenguin]

Originally posted by Aguy43
" This gun sucks because I droped it into a lake and it didint fire."

You are a moron.

Stop taking him seriously. He just wants to get a rise out of people.

[igota98custom]

Arg, stop posting! What if I post n00dz, will you guys stop posting here and giving this thread creator his jollies?

[someday1188]

Originally posted by baseballer08
they brake easily. and if they get wet they stop working for some reason.
and so it begins.....

[they brake easily
really? what kind, Disc or Drum? i've never seen a paintball gun with brakes before. [/sarcasm] to be serious, no they don't

and if they get wet they stop working for some reason.
Brilliant deduction Holmes! when something electronic gets wet, it stops working! my god, it's so simple and yet so genius! yes, as will all other electronic guns in the world *rolls eyes*

anything else i need to pwn you on?

[DeAtH^MaTrIx]

Originally posted by DeAtH^MaTrIx
Originally posted by hybrid-sniper
Nobody else post.
Just an attention whore, move along people.

[TiPpYsGaLoRe]

Originally posted by DeAtH^MaTrIx
Originally posted by hybrid-sniper
Nobody else post.
Just an attention whore, move along people.

[igota98custom]

Originally posted by someday1188


Brilliant deduction Holmes!



:laugh: We may have to hijack this thread to piss off the thread creator... OR STOPPOSTING!!!

[TiPpYsGaLoRe]

Originally posted by igota98custom




:laugh: We may have to hijack this thread to piss off the thread creator... OR STOPPOSTING!!!


Originally posted by DeAtH^MaTrIx
Originally posted by hybrid-sniper
Nobody else post.
Just an attention whore, move along people.

[Jeezer]

Flame on! *whooosh*

[someday1188]

it's clobberin time!

[Lomalore]

So just in case the first few replies didn't give you a clue, this was a wasted thread.

EVERYONE keep posting! I want to reply to each and every one of you so that I can get another +1 post count towards my total score.

First to 10,000 after Cockerkid2k2 wins a free t-shirt from pbreview, and 5 stickers!

Honestly....

[DeAtH^MaTrIx]

Originally posted by DeAtH^MaTrIx
Originally posted by hybrid-sniper
Nobody else post.
Just an attention whore, move along people.

[someday1188]

^^^ just for that:

i find this thread to be shallow and pedantic.

[toxicity883]

Originally posted by someday1188

and so it begins.....


really? what kind, Disc or Drum? i've never seen a paintball gun with brakes before. [/sarcasm] to be serious, no they don't


Brilliant deduction Holmes! when something electronic gets wet, it stops working! my god, it's so simple and yet so genius! yes, as will all other electronic guns in the world *rolls eyes*

anything else i need to pwn you on?

well id have to say disc since they brake easily

[someday1188]

an excellent point :dodgy:

[Sheps]

Thats just great guys, now someone's going to find some dead attention whore hanging from a ceiling fan; are you happy now?

[Apache Baller]

you know its just a member that made a mess around name...but the irony is his other name shall be banned as well well thats assuming he keeps up the spam

[beaverbuddy]

Originally posted by baseballer08
They're plastic! and learn how to spell. drink soda.
fixed for the slow kid.

[p8ntballchicken]

OMG stop posting this f***** 10 year old just wants attention dont give it to him. theres like a million threads that say this.

[someday1188]

Originally posted by p8ntballchicken
OMG stop posting this f***** 10 year old just wants attention dont give it to him. theres like a million threads that say this.
Gee, Ya Think?

[propaintist]

Originally posted by DeAtH^MaTrIx
Originally posted by hybrid-sniper
Nobody else post.
Just an attention whore, move along people.

:eyes:

[Crede777]

Originally posted by propaintist
Originally posted by DeAtH^MaTrix
Originally posted by hybrid-sniper
Nobody else post.
Just an attention whore, move along people.

FTW

[CasualtiesPunk]

hey, "pbreview sucks!!" thread anyone??

lets move the party over here now.

dr pepper.

[bobcool]

who want's to know what i ate for luch


well i didn't weeeeeeeee

A&W

[CasualtiesPunk]

subsequently, i havent eaten lunch today.


whoohoo!! anyone who wants to be in the "big words used wrong" club are free to join.

[coolrazer]

He's just trying to start a flame fest with the Ion again. Just ignore him.

[splatmania]

all of u guys need to start drinking decalf LOL:crazy:

[bobcool]

you

it's fighting time (http://www.putfile.com/media.php?n=famlyguy) :laugh:

[toxicity883]

thread jack yet again
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8620686/
fixed
it seems people dont like talking about sex at work when there no getting any

[CasualtiesPunk]

haha dude, you cant jack two threads with the same topic. starting two threads of the same topic is probably considered spam, and we dont want to be spamming do we??

[..SilentAngel..]

SEATTLE - A Seattle man died after engaging in anal sex with a horse at a farm suspected of being a gathering place for people seeking to have sex with livestock, police said Friday.

The horse involved in the incident was not harmed, and an autopsy of the unnamed man concluded that “the manner of death was accidental ... due to perforation of the colon,” a police spokesman said.

“The information that we have is that people would find this place via chat rooms on the Web,” said Sgt. John Urquhart of the King County Sheriff’s Department.

Although sex with animals is not illegal in Washington state, Urquhart said that investigators were looking into whether the farm, located in Enumclaw, 40 miles southeast of Seattle, allowed sex with smaller animals that resulted in animal cruelty, which is a crime.

“If you’re talking about sheep or goats, there could be some issues,” Urquhart said.
Copyright 2005 Reuters Limited. All rights reserved. Republication or redistribution of Reuters content is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Reuters.

[kwalski]

Originally posted by ..SilentAngel..
SEATTLE - A Seattle man died after engaging in anal sex with a horse at a farm suspected of being a gathering place for people seeking to have sex with livestock, police said Friday.

The horse involved in the incident was not harmed, and an autopsy of the unnamed man concluded that “the manner of death was accidental ... due to perforation of the colon,” a police spokesman said.

“The information that we have is that people would find this place via chat rooms on the Web,” said Sgt. John Urquhart of the King County Sheriff’s Department.

Although sex with animals is not illegal in Washington state, Urquhart said that investigators were looking into whether the farm, located in Enumclaw, 40 miles southeast of Seattle, allowed sex with smaller animals that resulted in animal cruelty, which is a crime.

“If you’re talking about sheep or goats, there could be some issues,” Urquhart said.
Copyright 2005 Reuters Limited. All rights reserved. Republication or redistribution of Reuters content is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Reuters.
its LEGALL?!?!?! thats the most disturbing thing ive read all day....

[TippmannPhreak]

.... What in th....

[DeAtH^MaTrIx]

STOP POSTING HERE!

[someday1188]

Originally posted by DeAtH^MaTrIx
STOP POSTING HERE!
IGNORE THE DAMN THREAD!

[hybrid-sniper]

Originally posted by Me
Nobody else post.
Just an attention whore, move along people.
Seriously people, stop posting.

[BazookaBoom]

yes i do, and YES i have shot one

[CasualtiesPunk]

TWO cheeseburgers!?!

[Dragunfly_Mech2]

HK Army - The "AGG" Issue


Hostile Kids article written by Alex Fraige (team Dynasty):
"THE HOSTILE KIDS WERE THE PRODUCT OF THE SC VILLAGE ARENA. FROM STREET RATS TO WORLD CLASS PROS, ALEX FRAIGE CHARTS THE TEAM’S RISE AND FALL…

In 1999 SC Village Paintball Park decided to build a Paintball tournament complex to accommodate the rapidly growing demand for arena competition. We witnessed Paintball changing before our very eyes. Along with this field, which was the first of its kind, a <a style='text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 3px double;' href="http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=31&k=new%20era" onmouseover="window.status='new era'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">new era</a> of Paintball was born. The age of the average Paintball player began to drop and, by late 2000, SC Village was filled with 14 to 20 year olds – before, the major body of players consisted of grown men well into their twenties. This new movement brought on many young and aspiring teams. These kids were fearless and came to SC every weekend to have fun with their friends.


ANGRY YOUNG MEN
The Hostile Kids were the first sole product of SC Village and the new generation of Paintballers. Some were friends from school and others just met up with kids at the field who shared their interest and passions. As they grew, their Paintball careers became less of a joke and a chance for success became more tangible. With time came experience and some of their players began to be noticed by high profile teams based in the area.



I first spotted them in early 2002 wearing black mock turtle necks adorned with the Ironmen\Kids shield, except inside the shield it read “Hostile Kids.” This immediately started blood between us because we thought that image belonged to us, even though we did sort of bite it off the Ironmen. But that was different…. Us Iron Kids immediately confronted them and set-up a day where we would play them for the rights to wear the shield. The Iron Kids reunited for one afternoon and smashed the Hostile Kids into the ground. They wore their scars with pride and I felt they were humbled. In hindsight, I was more flattered than angry that they put the shield on their jerseys and to this day it remains there.

As time went on, the Hostile Kids became the poster boys of SC Village street ball. They became notorious for playing the grey – the reason, I believe that they never fully succeeded in the tournament platform – but that wasn’t the reason they were out there. They were there to have fun, and that’s what they did.

DANGEROUSLY GOOD
The Hostile Kids consist, or at least consisted, of teens from the Orange County area and throughout LA. You see, this started out as an article about the rise of a promising young team. But while I was writing, the team disbanded after most of their players were picked up by Pro teams. You didn’t need a magic eight ball to predict this outcome: SC Village is a farm where prize Paintballers are bred before being auctioned off to the highest bidder. If you look at the majority of the young talent entering into the NXL and NPPL Pro leagues at the moment, most of it has come out of So Cal, and more particularly, SC Village. It takes a lot of time and patience for teams like the Hostile Kids to rise to the top, despite their talent. And when players are offered the opportunity to become stars overnight, they don’t usually turn it down.

Originally I ended the article with this paragraph, but I thought I’d include it here as it now sounds prophetic: “The Hostile Kids are a potentially great team and, with the proper support, they could be among the best. Unfortunately good teams like this rarely find the means to stick together and they end up going their separate ways to exploit their individual paintball abilities. I see small reflections of the Iron Kids in the Hostile Kids; in the way they stick together and in their strong friendships. Keep an eye out for Alex and his crew in the future. They may be spread out over the NXL and NPPL but they are all Hostile Kids forever.”

POST MORTEM
Now this has happened and the HK army no longer exists, like the Ironkids, the players are likely to still consider themselves members of their former team. They’re still the first generation of laid back, scene kids, acutely in tune with what’s cool – or as they would say, “agg”. They’ll probably still be at the field every weekend without fail with the same good attitude, ready to play anyone.

Alex Cadalso was the captain and spokesperson for the Hostile Kids. He conveniently lives around the corner from the Dynasty Manor at San Diego State and is frequently seen hanging around with uncle Markus Nielson. I got a hold of Alex for a chat about the past and what the future holds for the now divided team….


Alex Fraige: When were the Hostile Kids conceived?

Alex Cadalso: Hostile Takeover was a Novice/Amateur team on the circuit a few years ago. A few members from our team entered a kids tournament thrown by Hostile Takeover at Tombstone Paintball field in Corona, CA. First prize at the tournament was a package from sponsors of Hostile Takeover including Scott goggles and <a style='text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 3px double;' href="http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=31&k=team%20jerseys" onmouseover="window.status='team jerseys'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">team jerseys</a> etc. Scott and Mark Kressin, along with Steve Nabi, took first place and became the Hostile Kid. Years later we would combine with the second place team, Dead On, and pick up Josh Myers, Bobby Aviles and Vinnie Palmieri to play Cal Jam 7-Man. Cassidy Sanders and myself were picked up from our team, Mutiny, to play the same tournament.


AF: What were the Hostile Kids’ biggest accomplishments?

AC: Not long ago we took second place in the Amateur division at Cal Jam. Last year we played two events as a team under the name Check It Factory – the Huntington Beach and Vegas NPPLs – where we finished 6th and 5th respectively. We couldn’t finish the season because of our financial problems. The core of our team played the PSP Pomona 10-Man event and finished 4th in the Amateur division.

AF: How do you feel about the way you were treated by the Pros around SC Village?

AC: We developed notoriety around SC Village for beating teams in our division and making decent targets for the Pros, but we never had the money or leadership to win – or even enter – larger tournaments. We didn’t legitimize what we were proving Sunday after Sunday at the field, grinding out victories against much more experienced teams. We didn’t get respect because we were young, loud and somewhat arrogant because we were coming up fast in a sport that respects its elders. Now we have made friends with all the prominent players in the scene and are getting some respect from the locals. Paintball is cliquey; people don’t naturally want to befriend their rivals, but as the sport grows I think we are all getting closer.


AF: Who do you consider to be influential in y our career and in the success of HK?

AC: Personally, Todd Martinez has had the greatest influence on my career. He helped me out when I was just starting and took me under his wing, always giving me the freshest gear and trying to help further me in the sport. In our early days he helped set up practices between our team and Avalanche, which gave us some respect. When old school Avalanche were still in their prime they were practicing rag tag kids team in a practice that members had flown down for; that says something about how quickly we were developing as a team. Markus Nielson has been a loyal supporter of the army and a close personal friend. Steve Quan has been around to offer advice and bend over backwards for the team. Without Steve many of us wouldn’t be the players we are today, we looked up to him and he helped show us how to succeed and build yourself in this sport, though sometimes we were too young to listen."

So chat away

[Shimboodo]

I had hash browns and Dr. Pepper for lunch.

[PumpPaintball04]

Theres nothing terribly wrong with Ions, they work fine, but SP sucks ***.

[comando345]

Reported... AGAIN.

[Caleb98]

Originally posted by baseballer08
they break so easily. ive broken 3 of them playing down at a lake i fish at.


Well there's your problem.

[Mr Murderdoll89]

Haha wow...this is the best OT spam thread in general ever.


Cameras in train stations could be an option for Connecticut and neighboring states in the wake of the London train bombings.
Westport First Selectman Diane Farrell, a candidate for Congress, proposes installing cameras at Connecticut train stations in an attempt to prevent similar bombings here.

London police quickly got leads on bombing suspects because of a high-tech video security network in the subway system, Farrell said.

taken from The Newstimes (http://news.newstimeslive.com/story.php?id=73001)


to stay on topic. Ions are good gats for the dough yo.

[Shimboodo]

I'm starting to hate the Ion. Ever sence it came out, there's been a bajillion of these threads. And if the Ion never came out, there wouldn't be this thread, or any thread like it. Well, there would be a few like it, but no where near as many.

It's the Ions fault that there's been so much spam lately. But it's still a great gun, so that makes up for it.

[someday1188]

Originally posted by Mr Murderdoll89
Haha wow...this is the best OT spam thread in general ever.

qf some serious t! :tup:
Originally posted by Shimboodo
I'm starting to hate the Ion. Ever sence it came out, there's been a bajillion of these threads. And if the Ion never came out, there wouldn't be this thread, or any thread like it. Well, there would be a few like it, but no where near as many.

It's the Ions fault that there's been so much spam lately. But it's still a great gun, so that makes up for it.
the ion doesn't make the spam, the idiots do :)

[Shimboodo]

But the Ion spawns the idiots.

[Mr Murderdoll89]

Originally posted by Shimboodo
But the Ion spawns the idiots.

Which spawns more spam from tired Mr Murderdoll...
LALALALA WHOOO WHOO LALALALA WHOO LALALAL WHO WHO

[Shimboodo]

Which spawns spam from half the people on PBR.

[Mr Murderdoll89]

Originally posted by Shimboodo
Which spawns spam from half the people on PBR.

Which...ends this thread

[Shimboodo]

Hopefully

[SpydrCmpct2000]

Originally posted by Shimboodo
I'm starting to hate the Ion. Ever sence it came out, there's been a bajillion of these threads. And if the Ion never came out, there wouldn't be this thread, or any thread like it. Well, there would be a few like it, but no where near as many.

It's the Ions fault that there's been so much spam lately. But it's still a great gun, so that makes up for it.

Yeah, but if the Ion never came out people would still be debating whether or not Spyders could be upgraded to the point of being "high end." I'm not going to argue that one. I'm neutral in that argument.

[Shimboodo]

I say Spyders can get to be "upper middle end"

[Crede777]

They're still blow backs.
*Hides under fire proof batman cape*

[Shimboodo]

Yup, they're still blowbacks.

[Omegaboy13]

I'm sure Ions mutually hate you too.

[CasualtiesPunk]

im cold

[Mr Murderdoll89]

So uh...does anyone think I should up my spyder for haha's?

[Nicky]

man, you need to know ur facts before posting kid,and its best to treat gun with RESPECT, not throwing them in a lake

[Crede777]

That should be in the Forum Rules sticky :rolleyes:

[MaLfUnCtIoN]

Originally posted by Dragunfly_Mech2
HK Army - The "AGG" Issue


Hostile Kids article written by Alex Fraige (team Dynasty):
"THE HOSTILE KIDS WERE THE PRODUCT OF THE SC VILLAGE ARENA. FROM STREET RATS TO WORLD CLASS PROS, ALEX FRAIGE CHARTS THE TEAM’S RISE AND FALL…

In 1999 SC Village Paintball Park decided to build a Paintball tournament complex to accommodate the rapidly growing demand for arena competition. We witnessed Paintball changing before our very eyes. Along with this field, which was the first of its kind, a <a style='text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 3px double;' href="http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=31&k=new%20era" onmouseover="window.status='new era'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">new era</a> of Paintball was born. The age of the average Paintball player began to drop and, by late 2000, SC Village was filled with 14 to 20 year olds – before, the major body of players consisted of grown men well into their twenties. This new movement brought on many young and aspiring teams. These kids were fearless and came to SC every weekend to have fun with their friends.


ANGRY YOUNG MEN
The Hostile Kids were the first sole product of SC Village and the new generation of Paintballers. Some were friends from school and others just met up with kids at the field who shared their interest and passions. As they grew, their Paintball careers became less of a joke and a chance for success became more tangible. With time came experience and some of their players began to be noticed by high profile teams based in the area.



I first spotted them in early 2002 wearing black mock turtle necks adorned with the Ironmen\Kids shield, except inside the shield it read “Hostile Kids.” This immediately started blood between us because we thought that image belonged to us, even though we did sort of bite it off the Ironmen. But that was different…. Us Iron Kids immediately confronted them and set-up a day where we would play them for the rights to wear the shield. The Iron Kids reunited for one afternoon and smashed the Hostile Kids into the ground. They wore their scars with pride and I felt they were humbled. In hindsight, I was more flattered than angry that they put the shield on their jerseys and to this day it remains there.

As time went on, the Hostile Kids became the poster boys of SC Village street ball. They became notorious for playing the grey – the reason, I believe that they never fully succeeded in the tournament platform – but that wasn’t the reason they were out there. They were there to have fun, and that’s what they did.

DANGEROUSLY GOOD
The Hostile Kids consist, or at least consisted, of teens from the Orange County area and throughout LA. You see, this started out as an article about the rise of a promising young team. But while I was writing, the team disbanded after most of their players were picked up by Pro teams. You didn’t need a magic eight ball to predict this outcome: SC Village is a farm where prize Paintballers are bred before being auctioned off to the highest bidder. If you look at the majority of the young talent entering into the NXL and NPPL Pro leagues at the moment, most of it has come out of So Cal, and more particularly, SC Village. It takes a lot of time and patience for teams like the Hostile Kids to rise to the top, despite their talent. And when players are offered the opportunity to become stars overnight, they don’t usually turn it down.

Originally I ended the article with this paragraph, but I thought I’d include it here as it now sounds prophetic: “The Hostile Kids are a potentially great team and, with the proper support, they could be among the best. Unfortunately good teams like this rarely find the means to stick together and they end up going their separate ways to exploit their individual paintball abilities. I see small reflections of the Iron Kids in the Hostile Kids; in the way they stick together and in their strong friendships. Keep an eye out for Alex and his crew in the future. They may be spread out over the NXL and NPPL but they are all Hostile Kids forever.”

POST MORTEM
Now this has happened and the HK army no longer exists, like the Ironkids, the players are likely to still consider themselves members of their former team. They’re still the first generation of laid back, scene kids, acutely in tune with what’s cool – or as they would say, “agg”. They’ll probably still be at the field every weekend without fail with the same good attitude, ready to play anyone.

Alex Cadalso was the captain and spokesperson for the Hostile Kids. He conveniently lives around the corner from the Dynasty Manor at San Diego State and is frequently seen hanging around with uncle Markus Nielson. I got a hold of Alex for a chat about the past and what the future holds for the now divided team….


Alex Fraige: When were the Hostile Kids conceived?

Alex Cadalso: Hostile Takeover was a Novice/Amateur team on the circuit a few years ago. A few members from our team entered a kids tournament thrown by Hostile Takeover at Tombstone Paintball field in Corona, CA. First prize at the tournament was a package from sponsors of Hostile Takeover including Scott goggles and <a style='text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 3px double;' href="http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=31&k=team%20jerseys" onmouseover="window.status='team jerseys'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">team jerseys</a> etc. Scott and Mark Kressin, along with Steve Nabi, took first place and became the Hostile Kid. Years later we would combine with the second place team, Dead On, and pick up Josh Myers, Bobby Aviles and Vinnie Palmieri to play Cal Jam 7-Man. Cassidy Sanders and myself were picked up from our team, Mutiny, to play the same tournament.


AF: What were the Hostile Kids’ biggest accomplishments?

AC: Not long ago we took second place in the Amateur division at Cal Jam. Last year we played two events as a team under the name Check It Factory – the Huntington Beach and Vegas NPPLs – where we finished 6th and 5th respectively. We couldn’t finish the season because of our financial problems. The core of our team played the PSP Pomona 10-Man event and finished 4th in the Amateur division.

AF: How do you feel about the way you were treated by the Pros around SC Village?

AC: We developed notoriety around SC Village for beating teams in our division and making decent targets for the Pros, but we never had the money or leadership to win – or even enter – larger tournaments. We didn’t legitimize what we were proving Sunday after Sunday at the field, grinding out victories against much more experienced teams. We didn’t get respect because we were young, loud and somewhat arrogant because we were coming up fast in a sport that respects its elders. Now we have made friends with all the prominent players in the scene and are getting some respect from the locals. Paintball is cliquey; people don’t naturally want to befriend their rivals, but as the sport grows I think we are all getting closer.


AF: Who do you consider to be influential in y our career and in the success of HK?

AC: Personally, Todd Martinez has had the greatest influence on my career. He helped me out when I was just starting and took me under his wing, always giving me the freshest gear and trying to help further me in the sport. In our early days he helped set up practices between our team and Avalanche, which gave us some respect. When old school Avalanche were still in their prime they were practicing rag tag kids team in a practice that members had flown down for; that says something about how quickly we were developing as a team. Markus Nielson has been a loyal supporter of the army and a close personal friend. Steve Quan has been around to offer advice and bend over backwards for the team. Without Steve many of us wouldn’t be the players we are today, we looked up to him and he helped show us how to succeed and build yourself in this sport, though sometimes we were too young to listen."

So chat away
so hk is a team and all the people in the hk army are basically just some random community feeding off the publicity of the team?

how is that something to be proud of? i'm not a prick but i dont see the reason to make a community out of it.

[Caleb98]

Mother of God.

Where are the mods?
Where is Andrew?
Where are the WMD's?