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That feeling when your close people in one day, they're gone without any reason, not talk to you as much as than they used to do. And you only know the reasons when they return. And then they....disappear again.
Just saying.
Everything has changed a lot on Enjin. From a little boy first registered in 2013 to apply a SE clan, used to be in ToW. When it died, I left this site for a period of times and returned. In this coming back I fortunately dropped by ET and became a " decent faggot " after 2 times of applying. From that I had more friends in the list, some of them are from the clan, some are from Enjin. Such good times and nostalgic. They're all great friends, making wonderful memories.
SE is now a very dead game, but at least, it brought us to here, to this lovely website. We all knew each other over that dead game. im fuking deep dunno why
rate - 10.23billion/ 1 trillion
reason why : boi we ought to blow each other up on my wall XD
anon tbh : you're always complaining on my wall as well, proud of u lad
tumblr tbh : DESTROY THAT DAMN WEBSITE
waddle on bro!
I've played League custom with guys in class. We divided into 2 teams with 10 people, and 5 of them are Dimomd and platium. Every match was a frustration for me, you had to calculate every single movement carefully, high team-work spirit and if you were just careless for a moment, the match would turn into other side. It was really such a pressure for me who are unranked, although I only played support......
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