Score: 9

"Sweet!"

submission: Type 'em up

date: March 20, 2006

You used MY AUDIO!

Score: 10

"That actually works!"

submission: Basic Random Tutorial

date: March 18, 2006

OMFG!
A multi level platform game codes!
THEY WORK!
No but try to get rid of the gradients they mess it up

Score: 5

"Has potential"

submission: Roof Jumper

date: March 10, 2006

Ok game
But you stole the character
so im blowing the whistle

Score: 10

"Cool"

submission: Simple RPG Tutorial :>

date: March 7, 2006

This really helps!
It works
No shit music
Shows you what to do
And the reveiwer below must be mentally retarded

Score: 10

"WOOOOOO"

submission: Battle of Britain-Preview

date: March 5, 2006

BRITAIN!!!!!

Score: 10

"heres mine"

submission: NG Insult Generator

date: February 25, 2006

DarkTails100
jumps on top of
Bedn's
funny looking cocktail

Score: 10

"OMG"

submission: Computer

date: February 25, 2006

u made something out of Sothink!
Well done.
5/5

Score: 9

"cool"

submission: Gun Gallery 3

date: February 24, 2006

For the panzerfaust(did i spell that right?)
1.They were the german equivalent of the Rocket launcher.
2.Made and used in World War 2
3.Had the Panzerfaust 30
Panzerfaust 60
Panzerfaust 100
Panzerfaust 150
Panzerfaust 250
4.The Panzerfaust is a hand-held, single-shot, shape-charged anti-tank weapon. They were easily manufactured and designed to be cheap, one-use, throw away weapons to be used with little field training.
5.The Panzerfaust consisted of a warhead attached to a long tube with a factory-sealed cardboard cap in the rear of the tube. This cap was to protect against dirt and was kept in place even when firing the weapon.
6.Simple instructions were often printed right on the warhead. They often also had warnings in large red lettering printed on the upper rear end of the tube "Achtung! Feuerstrahl! (which means, Beware! Fire Jet!). This was to warn soldiers to avoid the backblast
7.The Panzerfaust created an explosion of 6 to 10 feet behind the tube when it was fired. This backblast was not only deadly to bystanders, but if fired too close to building, the backblast could also hit the firer of the weapon. Therefore, the weapon could not be used in close quarters, such as inside a bunker.
8.To use most variations of the Panzerfaust, a soldier detached the warhead, then inserted the detonation charge and firing percussion cap into the long tube. The soldier then re-mounted the warhead on the shaft. He then locked the sighting lever into the up position and removed the safety plug. The Panzerfaust 100 came ready to fire, without the need to insert the charge and cap. The warhead automatically armed itself during flight (after traveling about 15 feet).
THATS ALL I KNOW

Score: 10

"make more"

submission: Hentai Gallery (Fixed)

date: February 23, 2006

sticky stuff on my keyboard

Score: 10

"Sad"

submission: I miss you Daddy

date: February 22, 2006

I stopped halfway thru cos i was to sad
5/5