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Subject: Skeet Shooting

Posted by: fallen snow hero
Posted by: Nesral301
My opinion does not matter.

And my opinion tells you to go to hell.

I think in Halo 3 campaign, you should be able to shoot and kill the birds again. For those who haven't tried this, on Delta Halo, whenever you see some birds, shoot them with a sniper, or a plasma rifle if you want. GO skeet shooting!

  • 07.14.2006 8:30 PM PDT

Gamertag: CPO Fraser

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... Ok Then.

  • 07.14.2006 8:33 PM PDT

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Posted by: CPO Fraser
... Ok Then.


No, no, I agree.

Those birds are rather fun to 'splode.

  • 07.14.2006 8:35 PM PDT

Gamertag: CPO Fraser

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Ill admit there fun, but after a while, you just waste ammo, and why do they explode?

  • 07.14.2006 8:36 PM PDT

(10:19:49 PM) Scruss: oh and pezza, i saw what you did to that cat
(10:20:17 PM) Pezza: You were the one with the video camera breathing heavily. Of course you saw.

I love asploding birds.

  • 07.14.2006 8:37 PM PDT

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Posted by: CPO Fraser
Ill admit there fun, but after a while, you just waste ammo, and why do they explode?


These Delta Halo birds, or as we sciency types like to call them, Birdicus Explodicus, have a tendency to spontaneously burst into a mist of blood and feathers. This is due to the polarization of the atoms in their molecular makeup, causing them to react in ways not unlike that of an Australian marmawhatsit. In other words, yes.

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  • 07.14.2006 8:46 PM PDT

i agree, this is fun.

  • 07.14.2006 9:54 PM PDT
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Posted by: SS_Zag1
Posted by: CPO Fraser
Ill admit there fun, but after a while, you just waste ammo, and why do they explode?


These Delta Halo birds, or as we sciency types like to call them, Birdicus Explodicus, have a tendency to spontaneously burst into a mist of blood and feathers. This is due to the polarization of the atoms in their molecular makeup, causing them to react in ways not unlike that of an Australian marmawhatsit. In other words, yes.


Yeah it is fun... wish you could do the same with the fish on the second last MC level, the fish in the pond.

  • 07.14.2006 10:02 PM PDT