[ねこまっしぐら]

Same, I'm still S4 after 35 wins, at this rate I'll never get to play my gold ranked friend.

I know right? I have about 600+ wins and over 2000 hours and I'm still in silver.

[Cressi]

I got my 1994 Chevy 1500 Silverado EXT cab to 250,000 miles and I traded it in and now its still being driven by the new owner.

My father got his 1988 Chevy G20 to 600,000 miles before the axle went out it was all original as well.

Those Chevy 262's, 305's and 350s run a long time and the Chevy 250 I6 runs forever Ford never made a engine that was better then Chevy's 250 I6 when it came to reliability and longevity. The 250 is capable of well over a million miles.

That's a nice ride, and probably a good idea ^^

Wow, not bad at all...

Hmm, perhaps I'll have to reconsider. Also, that's quite a sexy car

EDIT: I love how this thread has turned into parallel conversations about durable cars and CS

[Master]

I know right? I have about 600+ wins and over 2000 hours and I'm still in silver.

[ねこまっしぐら]

yeah dude

[Crypt]

I need a big cock in my life.

[Inori]

I need a big cock in my life.

That was unexpected

[ねこまっしぐら]

That was unexpected

Well what did you expect in the first place?

[Inori]

Well what did you expect in the first place?

Fair point. Seemed a tad spontaneous, even for SL

[Nyx]

I know right? I have about 600+ wins and over 2000 hours and I'm still in silver.

I don't know if it's years of shooters but I made it to Nova 1 in ~35 wins. I put about 50 hours alone into deathmatching and learning the spray patterns of every gun which definitely helped. Also finding the perfect sensitivity really helps. Other than that I don't have many tips...

[roger_smith]

We're kind of on our way to having what I want and it's nice. I have a piece of land, the chicken flock started, got them a coop yesterday. We're learning more about food preservation, cheese making, etc. I'm hoping to get our first garden going this week. I have a truck for the big jobs, and my van for daily driving. I have a decent job that pays pretty well.

I wish some of my family was closer to me, but it's the nature of this area. No work to be had in their parts of the world.

I'd LOVE to have more land, a nice pole barn, some bigger toys (real tractor, not lawn tractor) etc. However, I'm treating our current situation as "training" for the "big leap" in the future. I'd also love to build a log cabin on the larger piece of land.

It's funny too, when I was younger all I cared about was "dat paper" and not much else. I still feel that way, but the motivation is significantly different. I used to have a focus of having 1 million liquid cash money dollars in teh bank. Now I just want enough coming in to fund my projects and lifestyle I'm striving for.