• RAILGUN
    Created 1.20.2009 7 Posts

    It is very unlikely we will

    By TheAvatar 1.20.2009

    It is very unlikely we will get any information on this anytime soon. Even if it is active in the military, I think it is possible it would remain secret until it is ready to be released to the public. The latest info I can get is that in January 31, 2008 the US navy was still running tests.

  • hey guys.
    Created 1.11.2009 14 Posts

    Hey DannyV, remember me? I

    By TheAvatar 1.19.2009

    Hey DannyV, remember me? I used to be Avatarmage. I remember you from the PPXchat. I was just wonderin' where you went.

  • Good Day Taylor! tAYLOR, what are contest prize(s) for this month?
    Created 1.18.2009 8 Posts

    Lol, yea me too. I know your

    By TheAvatar 1.19.2009

    Lol, yea me too. I know your working hard on the Leagues, but can you please tell us the prizes for this month and next month please? thank you for your hard work taylor

  • Cpt Jack is Back!
    Created 1.18.2009 13 Posts

    Who are you?

    By TheAvatar 1.18.2009

    Who are you?

  • PPX Leagues.....?
    Created 1.15.2009 16 Posts

    awesome

    By TheAvatar 1.18.2009

    awesome

  • NETFLIX is a Short and continues to be a short
    Created 1.16.2009 5 Posts

    yep its a pretty obvious

    By TheAvatar 1.17.2009

    yep its a pretty obvious short, but taylor's just waiting for quarter four results of Netflix to pay out so its 100% sure


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