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[Kert]

Kert are you really tha boss

nah, not really..

[Veno]

who is the leader? 

[DeathCobra]

who is the leader? 

Mein Führer ist Kingjad

[Kingjad]

Do my fellow TMS-ers feel that the lack of a 'leader' within the crew has led to the stagnation of recent stunting activity or was it an inevitability that interest in stunting would decline greatly as real life caught up with each of us?

DC - was it worth googling an umlaut to type that? I doubt you have a German keyboard mate lol.

Don't forget, when this topic hits 300 pages that evil slow-walking and slow-talking Estonian with the crazy hairdo is going to close this topic, so make your questions count folks - no more 'what's the price of cheese in your local supermarket' pish lol.

[DeathCobra]

Do my fellow TMS-ers feel that the lack of a 'leader' within the crew has led to the stagnation of recent stunting activity or was it an inevitability that interest in stunting would decline greatly as real life caught up with each of us?

DC - was it worth googling an umlaut to type that? I doubt you have a German keyboard mate lol.

Had to search through Words symbols and character library to find it ;(

Also, no. All of us are equally lazy so one of us leading would make no difference.

[Herb]

If you guys ever completely quit stunting, will you look back on it as a good experience or a bad one?

[Kingjad]

Certainly not bad, if I thought it as bad I'd not be here as a part of this community anymore. Stunting definitely was a fun hobby, it kept playing old games like VC and SA alive, and still does to be honest. I just don't have the hunger for it anymore lol. You can say 'you get older, you have more responsibilities, you get a job' etc, but guys like Kaneda (who is, if I'm  not mistaken, mid 30s?) and Neo (nearly 100?) have those excuses, and more, even when they began stunting - so what's going in our lives is not a valid excuse for MOST people, rather it all comes down to whether you can be arsed to dedicate so much time to stunting anymore. For me, I just don't want to spend hours and hours on it per day like I once did. Do I wish I could? Not really, I wish I could be lucky like Kert is sometimes and nail a kick-arse stunt on like his 3rd attempt!

It may only be a pretty random and obscure part of a game in most normal gamer's eyes, to take stunting so serious on the GTA platform of games and do what we all do, but no matter how small this pond is in the gaming universe I'm still pretty pleased with what I was a part of on here. Saw TMS grow from it's early days to crew of the year, I organised and edited the very first 'global crew collab' (OK I was pish at editing but up yours haters), and I'd like to think even though I wasn't that good at stunting I still was able to entertain folk, because at the end of the day it's all about having a laugh and enjoying yourself!

[Sava]

DC - was it worth googling an umlaut to type that? I doubt you have a German keyboard mate lol.

you can also write ue instead of ü it's the same

[Kert]

Do my fellow TMS-ers feel that the lack of a 'leader' within the crew has led to the stagnation of recent stunting activity or was it an inevitability that interest in stunting would decline greatly as real life caught up with each of us?

DC - was it worth googling an umlaut to type that? I doubt you have a German keyboard mate lol.

Don't forget, when this topic hits 300 pages that evil slow-walking and slow-talking Estonian with the crazy hairdo is going to close this topic, so make your questions count folks - no more 'what's the price of cheese in your local supermarket' pish lol.

In my opinion, having a leader in a 'crew' will just ruin it. For me, TMS was what it was exactly because we didn't take it so seriously.
  No It's not up to me to close the topic, it can stay open as long as there's a point to it.

If you guys ever completely quit stunting, will you look back on it as a good experience or a bad one?

Good. It was a lot of fun to create something from ground up, and have people watch it from all around the world, and sometimes appreciate it. It was also fun to help build up TMS and to 'meet' everyone that was ever in it. Didn't expect anything when I made my first 'stunts' but I don't regret the time I spent on it, because it never harmed anything else in my life.

[Brainkiller]

Someone explain the slow walking Estonian argument to me, I can't remember it.

[Kingjad]

Someone explain the slow walking Estonian argument to me, I can't remember it.

Topic link (See What I see)

Ahhhh, All(Bitch), a great source of random quotes

[DeathCobra]

Someone explain the slow walking Estonian argument to me, I can't remember it.

Topic link (See What I see)

Ahhhh, All(Bitch), a great source of random quotes

Haha so good.

[The Big V]

Someone explain the slow walking Estonian argument to me, I can't remember it.

Topic link (See What I see)

Ahhhh, All(Bitch), a great source of random quotes

The dude is in the army , he changed. Leave him in peace 

[Kingjad]

Erm...why should I change my views? Naturally, I don't wish ill of him, but on here, from my experiences with him on GTAS, he was a wee arsehole. I won't change my view unless he comes back and shows he's not an arsehole. Being in the army, I naturally wish him a smooth time there and hope he gets through unscathed wherever he may end up, but that will not change the fact he was a git on here before!

[Kert]

Any tms'ers renting reasonable apartments in London?