Sungazer

beefy barrel rolling arm!

slant

they are superior to

to blind their enemies

slain nifty new avatar jj

Well im not surprised you havent heard of labyrinth, its OLD, and settlers is awsome, i recomend it to any who love strategic board games

edit: shoot beaten by jj and a spikey fruit

Then theres nothing simpler! Rule implamented! BAM! Train

I beleive thats the point of most board games lol, except the little kid ones. Labyrinth and Settlers of Catan are really strategy oriented.

We changing 2 letters now?

slank

Thats true I didnt did I? Prank

I do believe I said that at the very get go!

I used to use trillian untill I descovered the file and picture transfer systems are flawed. Someone recomended pidgen but till I get the ambision to grab it im using aim

i dont really know what my fav is... i guess id have to say either labyrinth, settlers of catan or chess (even tho im not that great at chess). and i kno its not really a board game but has anyone ever played munchkin (card game)? thats really fun too.

sport

shire

owned edit: did you study nuc. physics? thats quite the knowledge base

eh.. too complicated. We don't want to make this too easy either. stark even if it were a little more complicated itll cut down on repatition a lot shark

hmmm i do believe its me! i still have ZE HAT! kittens be dang'd! lol wait what? who has ze hat? edit: lol wow the other word for dang got bleep'd

i have the hat... i took it from wizard who dispationatly gutted tibbles to get it back who has ze hat.

i think one letter is to limiting for a five letter word, i think you should be able to change two! or change one and shift one or something like that... ex: spars could become parts how did i do that? change the first s into a t and move it that way theres a lot of variety spare

lol that second part is true for me, im partially color blind =P

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-"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." -"Now he has departed from this strange world a little ahead of me. That means nothing. People like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." ~ Albert Einstein