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Quote from: MythicIm not saying I'd be the one why USS still here, though what I can say is that you wouldn't be probably there to post without me, probably there would be no section of USS.wasnt u the one who wanted to delete the USS section?
Im not saying I'd be the one why USS still here, though what I can say is that you wouldn't be probably there to post without me, probably there would be no section of USS.
I heard by a moderator that staff has been thinking about deleting it, but what the hell was that?
I think all your posts stink bias. On-topic: What do you think about Slipknot?
overrated garbage.and dom, that chart fucking sucks. It's not even that hard to play on real guitar
Quote from: MythicI heard by a moderator that staff has been thinking about deleting it, but what the hell was that?That's true.The idea had been discussed because a lot of people suddenly were taken in by the newer folks and then the new guys started randomly recruiting new random members. It started to seem like the new people had just hijacked USS and take advantage of the good reputation of USS which they had no part in.Now you were one of those new members who started randomly recruiting new members, without Xtramus or BJ around. So no offence but you didn't have anything to do with the avoidance of the section deletion, quite frankly, you were one of the people who started our concerns. Especially after you started talking about KICKING the inactive Xtramus and BJ.After all, it's Xtramus's and BJ's crew. Without them, and some of the newer guys such as godson, it just simply isn't USS, especially when they don't even do the recruiting anymore. For USS to remain alive, it needs the ORIGINAL members to do the recruiting to continue their legacy, not some random new folks who just infiltrate and take power of the crew.I'm happy to see Xtramus here for a change, I hope he will make some changes in the USS recruiting policy.
To all of USS: What is your dream job?
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