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Next Generation Requires v1.4

	Andrew A	0:22,08 121 pts	View	2 comments
	Champ	0:22,36 116 pts	View	Feels good to be back in the race~ 7 comments
#5	Shane	0:22,92 107 pts	View
#18	Gus	0:24,84 83 pts	Secret
#19	sbennett	0:24,86 82 pts	Secret
#88	Ibanez	0:39,88 34 pts	View
#119	joerick	0:45,14 22.25 pts	View
#163	Cougar	1:01,00 12.5 pts	Secret
#164	PiNerd	1:01,06 12.375 pts	Secret

7 comments

bones

this level wont go below 23.00 i gurantee it;}

Vega

looks like you were wrong about this one bones

bones

ahh well its my first wrong prediction i think i can call levels pretty well at least its not a total blowout guess

Kristopher

You have to say how fast we can get, not how fast we cannot get.

Vega

We?? Kris?

You mean "we" as in "Shane and me", the only 2 players with 22.xx..... right?

Laser

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We

The editorial we is a phenomenon, in which editorial columnists in newspapers and similar commentators in other media refer to themselves as we when giving their opinions. Here, the writer has once more cast himself or herself in the role of spokesman: either for the media institution who employs him, or more generally on behalf of the party or body of citizens who agree with the commentary.

Kris thinks he's our spokesman!

Kristopher

I was speaking in general, as in, if you try to put a limit on another level, we (some of the players) may prove you wrong again.

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