Chadouken

I can teach you all the secret of the Chadouken 👊

Let's find out LOL

I can teach you all the secret of the Chadouken 👊

I got a glass of scotch, I'm less stressed out..thank you guys, you bunch of c-nts are damn alright.
 
 

You know what we need?
 
@DangerousJ we need a casting call here for one of your special productions.

Not my finest work, but it'll have to do. @Mattatsu
 
 

You know what we need?
 
@DangerousJ we need a casting call here for one of your special productions.

I can teach you all the secret of the Chadouken 👊

I see you giving me thumbs down @odin
 
Enjoy level 1 you pleb 😤

you wanna start a new one way from nutty butters level people?
 
👀

The nutty part is him claiming I threatened him. I never did. I have screenshots of all our convos where you can see I never did. At no point did I mention him in the Lounge either. I only @ed d3v the whole time.
 
I'll drop it after this...just kinda shook. This dude is a lying piece of shit. Completely mischaracterized everything, lie about the rest and then somehow got d3v to go with it. w/e. Guess they could fabricate evidence if they wanted. But I have screens of discord and the one PM thread that shows I didn't threaten him so  is what it is.
 
Those two ended up murdering SRK something fierce.

Avi’s are so good here. Makes me feel pretty and makes me think all y’all are pretty too 🙃
 
 

@axeman61 Well if you need a higher def avatar......
 

 

Preppy is or was super respected by everybody. Banning him because he said some foul shit would've gone over as well as...well the whole April's Fools stuff. d3v saw everything and didn't do shit so fuck him. I ban Preppy and suddenly I have Wiz in my ass going nuts again.
 
Some dude made an alt in SRK saying I said shit in public to rile people up. I absolutely did not do that. Like I said before, d3v ignored all the bullshit in private, I had already made a post saying why I had quit SRK. Since I wasn't left alone, I put all that shit in public where it was safest for me to get it resolved.
 
I can't access my PMs anymore, but d3v basically told me that Preppy didn't see anything wrong with the shit he said to me. Any guilt he may feel about it, he only feels because he is basically pretending. I didn't expose him at any point during either the first post saying I quit or the entire time I was pressing d3v in public.

Either way, if you want to see the screenshot of what he actually said and following what, let me know.
 
 


 
Dude this lying ass sociopath. This is why I don't want shit to do with him. At no point did I threaten him. I have screenshots to prove it. I never threatened him in PMs on SRK or in discord. You want discord logs and screenshots form the last convo I had with him? I'll provide them. Hell, I'll scroll through them on OBS and record it on video so you know I'm not lying.
 
This guy is off his rocker.

I don't think I've used the thumbs up reaction so much in such a short period of time.
 
Feels good mane

@Sonero is my dude. You ever come to Vegas, I got a beer with your name on it. 

@Darc_Requiem
 
rat me out to the fuzz will ya?  We know what to do with your kind around here....................
 

 
Heihachi:"Yes. Yes we do carry out."

Close enough 🤣
 
 
 

I want a middle finger reaction emoji 🖕🏽
 
😂😂😂

LMAO.
 
I gotta be getting close to lvl4 tho 👀
 
Edit: YES!!

@Deadly_Raver is just starting to hammer his point home. What? What did I say?
 

 

Now there is a gif I haven't seen here yet.

Well played. 
 
 

And don't forget about my boy Kosciuszko!
 
Before Kościuszko left for France, he collected his back pay, wrote a will, and entrusted it to Jefferson as executor.[98][100] Kościuszko and Jefferson had become firm friends by 1797 and thereafter corresponded for twenty years in a spirit of mutual admiration. Jefferson wrote that "He is as pure a son of liberty as I have ever known."[104] In the will, Kościuszko left his American estate to be sold to buy the freedom of black slaves, including Jefferson's own, and to educate them for independent life and work.[105]
 
Several years after Kościuszko's death, Jefferson, aged 77, pleaded an inability to act as executor due to age[106] and the numerous legal complexities of the bequest. It was tied up in the courts until 1856.[107] Jefferson recommended his friend John Hartwell Cocke, who also opposed slavery, as executor, but Cocke likewise declined to execute the bequest.[106]
 
The case of Kościuszko's American estate reached the U.S. Supreme Court three times.[note 5] Kościuszko had made four wills, three of which postdated the American one.[109]
 
None of the money that Kościuszko had earmarked for the manumission and education of African Americans in the United States was ever used for that purpose.[110] Though the American will was never carried out as defined, its legacy was used to found an educational institute at Newark, New Jersey, in 1826, for African Americans in the United States. It was named for Kościuszko.

We went against Napoleon's wishes and allied with the rebelling Haitians. Not sure what this has to do with Belgium lol
 
It's a pretty sweet history.
 
Dating back to the Haitian Revolution, the Polish influence started in the town of Cazale. In 1802, Napoleon added a Polish legion of around 5,200 to the forces sent to Saint-Domingue to fight off the slave rebellion. However, the Poles were told that there was a revolt of prisoners in Saint-Domingue. Upon arrival the Polish platoon soon discovered that what was actually taking place in the colony was a rebellion of slaves fighting off their French masters for their freedom.
 
During this time, there was a familiar situation going on back in their homeland as these Polish soldiers were fighting for their liberty from the occupying forces of Russia, Prussia and Austria that began in 1772. As hopeful as the Haitians, many Poles were seeking union amongst themselves to win back their freedom and independence by organizing an uprising.
 
As a result, many Polish soldiers admired their opponents, to eventually turn on the French army and join the Haitian slaves. Polish soldiers participated in the Haitian revolution of 1804, contributing to the establishment of the world's first free black republic and the first independent Caribbean state. For their loyalty and support in overthrowing the French, the Poles acquired Haitian citizenship after Haiti gained its independence.