I actually AAA'd an FMO??!??!?!!!?!!!

[Popmeister]

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lightshark: ROFL, no, that would be for the OTHER score I got today:



I'd have to say that constituted a perfect "brb suicide" moment. XD

[[HectoGtzMX]]

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Awesome man! Keep it up, you really diserve Oni, keep on trying, you can get it C:

[Jerry DB]

Re: I actually AAA'd an FMO??!??!?!!!?!!!

lightshark: ROFL, no, that would be for the OTHER score I got today:



I'd have to say that constituted a perfect "brb suicide" moment. XD

Don't worry, the sun will always come out tomorrow.

Good luck coping with your life after that booflag

[LLaMaSaUceYup]

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Aww I'm sorry to hear about that boo flag, but really nice FMO AAA,
I was thinking about going for that myself since it's very fun.
Keep on trying! you'll get it.

[wwwJ4mmYcouk]

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Nice scores~!

[Xiaounlimited]

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GJ on Spring Wind. I personally think it's nothing more than an upper/high VC, but not an FMO. A AAA on LW1 would be impressive, though.

[spinal_compression]

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GJ on Spring Wind. I personally think it's nothing more than an upper/high VC, but not an FMO. A AAA on LW1 would be impressive, though.

Well... TECHNICALLY he got all perfects on LWI

[s0ulst0n3]

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[TC_Halogen]

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Nice job as picking THIS one up as your first AAA!

You really should try NWE--I think it's the easiest way to get Oni--that is unless you can still get it off of the old FMOs.

Then, I say, BALLOON FEVER--GO!

[igotrhythm]

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Ouch at that booflag. I managed a 951 combo on that last night, right after Detroit lost in 3OT to the Penguins. >_<

[s0ulst0n3]

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Ouch at that booflag. I managed a 951 combo on that last night, right after Detroit lost in 3OT to the Penguins. >_<

I saw that game, that was bullsh*t. Why did the Penguins have to take out Flurry and go insane on Detroit's net.

They'll win tomorrow though. GOGOGO ZETTERSBURGGGGGGGGG, SCOAR SUM MOAR!