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05-30-2009, 06:37 AM
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Congratulations To Scouse Mac
OK - let me be the first to start an official 'hail to the new Battle Royal King' thread. What a long and hard fought struggle - I enjoyed watching every bit of it and only wish I had bee able to participate this year.
Still - the new King has been crowned and SCOUSE MAC deserves a big HAIL TO THE KING from the entire HDC population. And - of course - monumental thanks should go to _V_ who once again pulled together an amazing contest! Congrats also to all the participants who fought and died valiantly on the field of battle - you were worthy competitors but as I can attest, there can only be one Battle Royal winner and this year - Scouse Mac is the KING!
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Woohoo!! Congrats Scouse!!:D
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Well done!
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05-30-2009, 08:21 PM
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As the new guy around here I'm sure glad I didn't win, it would've been kinda awkward. I can honestly say I wouldn't have made it as far as I did(as lucky as I seem to be) without Scouse Mac(and 1 or 2 others). The game wasn't set up for a showdown of trivia knowledge, but there was a ton of room for strategy. Believe it or not, I used the advice given by a few at the begining of the game to get as far as I did. Atleast one of those very same people seemed pissed that I had made it so far-ha:D .
Seriously, right at the end of the contest I filled my hard drive to the point where I couldn't post and had to upgrade it. I wouldn't say my luck ran out, I had a blast reading the results and the impact the game had on some people-a complete success on V's part. Thank's again for inviting me to play and to Scouse, you are the champion buddy, thanks for sticking by your word.
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