GAM Gaming
Game je op de PC of Console of toch liever mobiel of in je browser? Kom je maar niet door een level heen, of is er juist een nieuwe game aangekondigd die je vet lijkt? Hier kun je het hebben over games in de breedste zin van het woord.
nee enter voor nieuwe regelquote:Op vrijdag 21 december 2012 14:10 schreef MineraalWater het volgende:
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Aan de site, kan bij FOK! toch ook niet.
EDIT: Teminste als je gewoon enter bedoelt om een post te sturen
Ah, uitgekeken op creative of survival in Minecraft? Probeer dan eens de Humans vs Zombies server! Deze gamemode is gebaseerd op CoD2 en CS zombie mode. Er zijn al heel wat maps. Zorgvuldig gekeken op gameplay, want dit is natuurlijk het belangrijkst. Daarnaast zien ze er ook nog eens prachtig uit!
Het IP is: 176.31.239.38:25582
meer informatie vindt u op onze site: http://www.minecraftforum(...)es-247-no-whitelist/
Het IP is: 176.31.239.38:25582
meer informatie vindt u op onze site: http://www.minecraftforum(...)es-247-no-whitelist/
Op woensdag 20 november 2013 16:56 schreef SosuaCafe het volgende:
Bob is gewoon noord korea. Keihard schreeuwen en herrie maken op het grensgebied om de vijand gek te maken.
Bob is gewoon noord korea. Keihard schreeuwen en herrie maken op het grensgebied om de vijand gek te maken.
http://www.syfy.com/tinman/oz/
“The only thing standing between you and your goal is the bullshit story you keep telling yourself as to why you can't achieve it.”
“The only thing standing between you and your goal is the bullshit story you keep telling yourself as to why you can't achieve it.”
quote:
http://www.syfy.com/tinman/oz/
“The only thing standing between you and your goal is the bullshit story you keep telling yourself as to why you can't achieve it.”
“The only thing standing between you and your goal is the bullshit story you keep telling yourself as to why you can't achieve it.”
Jammer Shady
Op woensdag 20 november 2013 16:56 schreef SosuaCafe het volgende:
Bob is gewoon noord korea. Keihard schreeuwen en herrie maken op het grensgebied om de vijand gek te maken.
Bob is gewoon noord korea. Keihard schreeuwen en herrie maken op het grensgebied om de vijand gek te maken.
ja dit is geen photoshop dus je punt is niet geldigquote:Op vrijdag 21 december 2012 16:15 schreef shaderon het volgende:
Als je zo'n photoshop ding al probeert te maken neem dan wel een recente foto
die ufo doet het hem
Als jij al je vrienden mee neemt kom ik ook alleen
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The story of 2012 wasn't Facebook's IPO, although that event serves as a handy marker for the end of a certain era of the web. We argued that the Internet has always been highly social and that if you look beyond the edges of the web to email, IRC, AIM, Gchat, etc, you'd see that people have been sharing with each other since the web sprung into existence in the 1990s. Facebook and Twitter didn't give us the ability to share with each other at all; they just structured it. That structure makes it easier for individuals to act as publishers and it makes it easier for the companies to monetize your contributions to their sites. That's fine, but that's not the story that the social web crowd sold us. They ignored, and asked us to ignore, all the sharing that had gone before so that the deal they were offering us looked better. Unfortunately, the era that spawned these companies is coming to a close. The rise of mobile content consumption will disrupt the ad model they were built on. Social network fatigue is going to erode what's possible. The infighting between the social nets is making all the products worse. The organizing narrative that said, "Make it social," as the default answer to any business question will be erased. And then what happens? We'll see in 2013.
-- ACM
The story of 2012 wasn't Facebook's IPO, although that event serves as a handy marker for the end of a certain era of the web. We argued that the Internet has always been highly social and that if you look beyond the edges of the web to email, IRC, AIM, Gchat, etc, you'd see that people have been sharing with each other since the web sprung into existence in the 1990s. Facebook and Twitter didn't give us the ability to share with each other at all; they just structured it. That structure makes it easier for individuals to act as publishers and it makes it easier for the companies to monetize your contributions to their sites. That's fine, but that's not the story that the social web crowd sold us. They ignored, and asked us to ignore, all the sharing that had gone before so that the deal they were offering us looked better. Unfortunately, the era that spawned these companies is coming to a close. The rise of mobile content consumption will disrupt the ad model they were built on. Social network fatigue is going to erode what's possible. The infighting between the social nets is making all the products worse. The organizing narrative that said, "Make it social," as the default answer to any business question will be erased. And then what happens? We'll see in 2013.
-- ACM
Als jij al je vrienden mee neemt kom ik ook alleen
