User MasterDeadshot13 wrote:
Well, excuse me, Mr. Tucker, but I'll have you know that I'm as much a part of this place as any of you. Besides, Tex was the one who told me about it. If you've got a problem, take it up with her. She and I may be enemies off on the battlefield because of our employers, but you may remember that we used to be rather good friends back in training. Also, I come from Great Britain, not Australia. I suggest that it would be wise for you to invest in a map.
Mr. Grif, resorting to juvenile name-calling will get you nowhere.
In other, more interesting news, I of course got my man. It took a little longer than expected, unfortunately, but the bounty was large enough that I can afford to be in the lap of luxury for at least a month, if not more. The target's security put up quite a fight, I must say. I was duly impressed by their efforts. However, my target turned out to be completely spineless, as after I defeated his guards, he was literally begging me on his knees to spare him.
If you're wondering, I did not oblige to this request. I do feel rather sorry for the poor chap who has to clean up that mess....
In any case, I now have more time to spend here. I was able to purchase a large flatscreen computer with some of my newfound fortunes, so I shall be here frequently. Unfortunately for you uncultured urchins, I have also discovered the joys of a game called "The Sims 3". I know nothing of the first two, but this game allows a lifelike simulation of people and their daily experiences. Except in the game, you can control the people. That's my favorite part.
Cheerio!
Well, excuse me, Mr. Tucker, but I'll have you know that I'm as much a part of this place as any of you. Besides, Tex was the one who told me about it. If you've got a problem, take it up with her. She and I may be enemies off on the battlefield because of our employers, but you may remember that we used to be rather good friends back in training. Also, I come from Great Britain, not Australia. I suggest that it would be wise for you to invest in a map.
Mr. Grif, resorting to juvenile name-calling will get you nowhere.
In other, more interesting news, I of course got my man. It took a little longer than expected, unfortunately, but the bounty was large enough that I can afford to be in the lap of luxury for at least a month, if not more. The target's security put up quite a fight, I must say. I was duly impressed by their efforts. However, my target turned out to be completely spineless, as after I defeated his guards, he was literally begging me on his knees to spare him.
If you're wondering, I did not oblige to this request. I do feel rather sorry for the poor chap who has to clean up that mess....
In any case, I now have more time to spend here. I was able to purchase a large flatscreen computer with some of my newfound fortunes, so I shall be here frequently. Unfortunately for you uncultured urchins, I have also discovered the joys of a game called "The Sims 3". I know nothing of the first two, but this game allows a lifelike simulation of people and their daily experiences. Except in the game, you can control the people. That's my favorite part.
Cheerio!
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