you could get hiv if she spat an entire bucket worth of saliva back into that drink
and then you drank it

This post was edited by Neutral on Mar 6 2012 06:44am

that awkward moment when someone walks in and sees your search bar " hiv from saliva" and says nothing so you can't really explain

lool idk friend told me so its probably bollocks

the god damn SR-X doesn't support 4 way x16 because it doesn't take lanes from secondary CPU for whatever dumbassfuckingresonthenignogsatevgathoughtup

oh looky better then bf3 trailer
yet its gona stank

now we know why that patch list was so long and when spectator mode is coming out

i want mirrors edge
not moh
damnit
and its gona be origin not steam
fffffffffffffffffuuuuuuuuuuu

thats only 3 months away

Battlefield 3: Close Quarters was announced at an EA event last night for this upcoming June, the first major paid piece of DLC for the game since last December's "Back to Karkand." The expansion includes four maps, 10 weapons and no vehicles -- it's about close quarters, after all.

There will be two more expansions for the game following the June expansion -- one called "Armored Kill," which will focus on weapons and larger maps, with new drivable vehicles. The second pack, entitled "End Game," which EA isn't sharing hardly any details on, does feature cover art with some crazy tripping lunatic holding a knife on it.

The news of this expansion couldn't come soon enough. Frustrations in the Battlefield 3 community had been bubbling into potential action, as EA maintained radio silence as long as possible about any expansion plans after the "Back to Karkand" maps launched in mid-December.

Karl-Magnus Troedsson, CEO of Battlefield developer DICE, announced at an Electronic Arts event last night that customizable servers would be available for consoles in the future.

"All active players out there playing on consoles today will now have the opportunity to customize their servers and set them up exactly how they want them to play," said Troedsson. "Now this is a feature that in Battlefield on PC we've had for some time, but it's an absolute first on console. So, we're pretty excited about this."

So are we! No more Operation Metro is worth whatever DICE wants to charge. The developer currently has no details on pricing or timetable for availability.

This post was edited by Patryk1991 on Mar 7 2012 07:24am

Actually sounds pretty good.
I liked the close quarter combat in bf3.

Run and gun, I feel like rev.

My favorite maps were Sian crossing and bazaar.

...what's it gonna cost me? 15 bux for 4 maps?

Lol