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As a collective, the Americans are a bucket of nob-puke. They take every game far too seriously and to top it all off they insist on using words like "dude", "y'all" and "aaaawwwwwwwweeeesome".
On a scale of 1-10 (10 being the most cockfaceingest), how much of a cockface am I on Live?
You expect it from the Americans. I'm just suprised by the fact that brits are all so friendly, I expected a lot of them to be total cockfaces.
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> I haven't actually come across a single cockfaced english person, it's
> always Americans that I have problems with.
>
> Strange that.
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Strange?
> I haven't actually come across a single cockfaced english person, it's
> always Americans that I have problems with.
>
> Strange that.
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Strange?
I've found most Americans to be pretty friendly, you do get a few cockfaces though. Just tell them to shutup or ignore them, some of them can be really pathetic.
I haven't actually come across a single cockfaced english person, it's always Americans that I have problems with.
Strange that.
I haven't actually come across a single cockfaced english person, it's always Americans that I have problems with.
Strange that.
It's a pain, but the simple thing to do, and this is only if they persist after you tell them to shut it, is leave the game, select their gamertag, and report them. IF MS get enough complaints about a users tag they are warned - they don't know who contacted MS either - and then chucked off if they persist.
Don't get mad, get even.
Don't get mad, get even.
As a collective, the Americans are a bucket of nob-puke. They take every game far too seriously and to top it all off they insist on using words like "dude", "y'all" and "aaaawwwwwwwweeeesome".