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Hehe damn right fox, and you know you play PR too much when....


All the sounds on your computer are from PR/BF2

When my computer comes on it greets me with the promotion sound, when an error comes up you hear "*shot of the M-24* MEDICCCC!" when I sign off my computer you hear "They're blowin' us away re-treat!" And other sounds for other things that pop up =)

dunehunter wrote:Of course, first I have to save the hawt girl from my class...though I'll probably take a bullet in the end, only to survive miraculously. So the news can interview me while I'm recovering in the hospital, with a hot girl at my side and a lappy on my lap... *dreams*

haha, I think we've all had that fantasy at one time or another

When you blow up shitty toyota in the parking lot because it will spawn insurgents.
I have that roger syndrome to.

Doedel wrote:
Now I'm starting to say it all the time, even outside the game.

Oh no! I'm being brainwashed by Islamic fundamentalism! At this point, if there was an attached Commissar in my Command Squad, he'd SO have me shot right now.

lol

You put a band aid on your daughters little boo boo and say. " alright your good to go, get back to the fight"

My god, It's like a thread full of 'up and coming' Jeff Foxworthys in here! ! ! !

Anyway...I dont have anything goofy, or made up. These are the truth...
...and not totally inspired from PR alone...but all games in the BF Series.
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* Whenever I see airplanes flying by, I usually say "Enemy Airplane Spotted"! Either aloud with friends, or to myself in public.
I ALWAYS say it if & when a heli flies by.

* I also imagine AA fire going up at them, and the trajectory the tracers would take.

* I too, say "Roger that", and "Copy that" all the time! Usually at work. People dont seem to mind it.

* If I'm at home, and CNN is on, and I see more than 30 seconds or so of some good military footage from Iraq...I'm practically runnin' to the computer to play PR.






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QUINT wrote:
* If I'm at home, and CNN is on, and I see more than 30 seconds or so of some good military footage from Iraq...I'm practically runnin' to the computer to play PR.
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God lol, i know what you mean.

...mongol...

You are playing pool with your son, and he makes a good shot, and you say -- "Are you using an exploit??"

Copy that, Roger that, Negative are all part of my day to day speech now.

Watching a military show, and saying: "I can drive an M1 Abrams better than that!"

When you stand in the middle of the runway as a military plane is coming at you thinking... "i could take your @$$ down"

If I forget to wear my glasses in the morning, I tell myself that I need to turn up the Anti-Alaising... I live in Pr lol

When you're deployed for 6 months on a carrier and you wake up every day to look for campers.

Some of these have probably already been said, but oh well.

1) I don't get that "constantly looking for cover" problem mentioned in the OP from PR, but I definately get it from paintball (this isn't really a "you know you've been..." point, I guess)

2) I've had BF dreams since I started playing 1942. Most of my dreams somehow involve capping flags.

3) You often wish life had a "page up" key.

4) You go snowboarding with a buddy. The mountain's quite crowded, and unfortunately everybody's slower than you. You complain to your buddy about the smacktards, without realizing what you've said. He looks at you puzzled.

5) That night, at the bar, you come back to your table without the drink you left to get. Your buddy asks you what happened. The first thing that comes to mind is to say "too many blues camping the bar" luckily, you catch yourself.

6) You're snowboarding the next day, when an avalanche explosive goes off just over a hundred meters away (it was weird, I felt the shockwave and it almost stung). Your first thought is "shit! Arty!" You're so startled, you miss a turn and shoot over a mogul (not good-- you're hurtling down a double black), diving head first. You somersault a couple times before pitching over your heel side into something of a swan dive. You land on your neck like you're going to somersault. Unfortunately your arm is twisted up and back, hyperextending and taking all the force of your forward roll. You slide a bit further and don't get up. People are yelling "holy shit!" and "dude! Are you OK?" from the lift going above you. You lie there in pain. One of the people must have talked to the lift operator at the top, because medics come with their big red toboggan. You've torn your shoulder up badly. You drive home (5 and a half hours) one-handed.

It still hurts. And it affects your PR .

When your in a plane and yell at the pilot because you think hes using the no fog hack

Sorry to hear that wasteland.
Hope you heal fast.

you chase down every black SUV you see with fanatical devotion

Thanks Armed. Yeah, I hope I heal up quickly too. It kind of sucks. I can't carry stuff with my left arm, and sleeping's a *****. And I don't know when I'll be able to work out.

when the sound of the A-10s engines haunts my nightmares.

When you watch "The Unit" on Bravo and think, why the hell didn't he throw a nade there, he could've taken out the entire truck full of them!! or look for good sniper points when walking up Regent Street in central London.
I work on a construction site with 4 cranes and am always looking for snipers when I walk up to site in the morning lol

JP*wasteland.soldier wrote: 6) You're snowboarding the next day, when an avalanche explosive goes off just over a hundred meters away (it was weird, I felt the shockwave and it almost stung). Your first thought is "shit! Arty!" You're so startled, you miss a turn and shoot over a mogul (not good-- you're hurtling down a double black), diving head first. You somersault a couple times before pitching over your heel side into something of a swan dive. You land on your neck like you're going to somersault. Unfortunately your arm is twisted up and back, hyperextending and taking all the force of your forward roll. You slide a bit further and don't get up. People are yelling "holy shit!" and "dude! Are you OK?" from the lift going above you. You lie there in pain. One of the people must have talked to the lift operator at the top, because medics come with their big red toboggan. You've torn your shoulder up badly. You drive home (5 and a half hours) one-handed.

It still hurts. And it affects your PR .

I've so done this, snowbaording in France and coming down the slope thinking I wish I had an rpg to take out the gondala and then hitting a pathway that send you flipping over the edge into the trees


And yep, my butt still hurts now!!