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Rip H4 and H2. First and second home until i was ripped away to go to Raider when it was stood up. For those who wont have access in a few weeks to the old boards or pubs:

As many of you may be aware, I proudly held the title of Haymaker 1's Senior Lance Criminal and I met some great friends during my year and a half there. I also proudly held the title of the most thanked user on the old forums clocking in at 420 thanks, with the perfect three scoops of ribbon rack I felt as if I was invincible. My time spent in Haymaker was by far some of the greatest time I have ever spent gaming and I wholeheartedly believe that the outstanding character of the old Haymaker 1 bred leadership, camaraderie, but more importantly our morbid, sometimes way out of line, disgusting humor that made it so enjoyable for me. And so it is with a heavy heart that I must finally say goodbye to our merry company of degenerates, fuckups, boots and terminal shitbags. We were Haymaker. *This thread is intended for any and all to share their favorite memories from Haymaker, whether it be videos, pictures, or just a written wall of text.

Do to Google's complete disregard of free speech and the value of dissenting opinion, I've deleted all my Google accounts and content.

Seems like a plugin that adds the rank and a rank in your username

Are you trying to make me cry? Cause it's working P.S. I miss my DMR days with Gaden-senpai and company. Life was so much easier back then, even if it was only a few years back.

I would definitely check this link out. http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Video-Display-and-Touch/Vertical-white-line-on-the-laptop-screen/td-p/3835370 As far as "Speed is limiting processor" error, sounds as if its some of your firmware is probably ourdated. I just did a bit of research on it, many people have the same Error, with no fixes in sight. Fortunately nobody reported of it being anything serious. Sadly, it may be a hardware issue, or something deep rooted in the BIOS. Which Alienware is it?

Have you considered it might be the screen acting up on the Laptop? I'm not very familiar with laptops, but maybe the backlight is going out or something. Try pluging your Laptop into a TV via a HDMI cable and see if the problem continues on the TV. If it occurs, its a hardware issues on the Laptop. If not, then I'd consider your screen as a culprit. Something else you could do is try checking out Event Viewer, its a good way to identify any serious issues that may be going on in the background without you even realizing 1. Right click your windows button and click Event Viewer. 2. Windows logs -> Then System. 3. Search for any vital errors or critical happening on your PC. Sometimes even the 'Information' tabs can have some evidence behind them. Also, here's a thread I found online if this helps any - https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-desktop/thin-vertical-white-lines-on-monitor/095aec34-8fd8-404c-aea6-92cb498ef77b Another one I found - http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Video-Display-and-Touch/Vertical-white-line-on-the-laptop-screen/td-p/3835370 Hope this helps somewhat, just throwing in some Troubleshooting advice.

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Back Row: Cpl Wiltshire, LCpl Perrault, Cpl Karelia, LCpl Bukovic, Cpl Gaden Middle Row: Pvt K. Connor, Pvt Schrock, LCpl Csiga, PFC J. Wolfe Front Row: LCpl Payne & Pvt W. Harris The good old days.

Theyre gone and lost forever. We wuz kingz

March 28, 2017 San Diego, CA Morning Dearest Bailey, I am sorry for the note I left you on. Things have been so hectic in the past few weeks and getting reassigned to India Company on top of the buildup for our deployment hasn't made me the freest man in the world. I just want you to know I love you and that you've been on my mind all the way back to California and will be as we sail to Mexico. I'll try and call you as soon as we reach port in Acapulco as I think this letter is all I will have time to write to you before we send off. I do look forward to working with the Mexicans though. With what little Spanish you've taught me I think I'm well prepared to report all of the flaming cheese pants I encounter of which I'm sure there will be plenty. I'm thankful I packed before going on leave but I cant shake the thought that I've forgotten something. I guess we'll see how it pans out. I will let you know more about how it goes when I get settled and start working but for now I think I'll leave it at that. Just promise me you won't hesitate to see the doctor if something isn't feeling right. I love you for being stubborn but not while I'm gone. Take care and I'll talk to you soon. Yours always, Austin