Who do you blame?

[Panzerr]

[Panzerr]

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[Whitt_travis]

Looking good.

You're so smart Panz, this post makes me feel stupid :-)

[theraidenproject]

After reading the whole thing, I have to say... no, I skimmed it, but what I did skim, sounded pretty good!

[darklord]

Very well-written, although right before the actual experiment I got bored and just skimmed. College paper? Man, I'm glad I'm applying to art schools!

[MantisMag]

congratulations. longest . . . post . . . ever!

[shartley]

Originally posted by MantisMag
congratulations. longest . . . post . . . ever!

[Mango]

Well I wanted to be the first to fully read it, and I did. And it was very interesting! Looking really good so far.

[Archangel Damien]

i don`t know how to read

[xmetal2001]

About halfway through i began to skim, but looks good...

[TransMan]

Originally posted by Archangel Damien
i don`t know how to read

We dont hold it against you, you're Canadian

I too skimmed it but seemed pretty good from what limited knowledge i have.

[Tyger]

Quick note :

Article looks good, but you need to make one small correction.

"Tiger Woods" is not "Tyger", it's "Tiger".

Seems to happen to paintball players a lot, sorry...

But, other than that, cool.

-Tyger (The other Tyger...)

[Panzerr]

Thanks all. I've added a few more pages since I posted and made some revisions. This paper has been such a stress for me that I felt like I had to share it with someone.

Tyger-The funny thing is that I was thinking of your name spelling when I wrote it.

[hitech]

I confess that I haven't read it all, but so far it looks good. Very interesting subject, to me at least. One proof read change (thank MS Word):

Change there to they're (and drop the a) or change it to they are in:

That is, there a made to preserve one's self-esteem.

[sneakyhacker420]

this has been dubbed "AO's Largest Post" by Sneaky


congradulations!