Well not to take this too far off subject. I have another chart showing 3 min candles. To me it looks like a reverse head & shoulders and obvious long entry above 1285...... By the way, I used to live in Troisdorf (worked for Dynamit Nobel for eight years). Unfortunately life there has changed a lot since he reunification. Steve Edit: Globex is at 1286 now so we will see
LOL, let me guess, you're a script kiddie wannabe and you're just now reading the astalavista tutorial (2003) on mobile wireless netwerkz hacking with airsnort and a Pringles can. EM transmissions; you don't have access to the technology, far to expensive for most. You have Fool proof Encryption? Not a chance, you'd be behind the triple fence by now. My footprint's here cupcake, plant your flag. I'm guessing that Brute force cracker jack is your best. Haha....lamerz.
Dear Chun-Li/Blanka/Ect: In Street Fighter II, I was able to perform what arcade sfII fans called, "magic throw/handcuffs". This was in the arcade machines, where you would find me motion a throw, specifically medium punch, not the fierce punch throw that resembled a backbreaker. You might find that you were suddenly attached to me, your character could not move. When time runs out, if you had less health than I, you'd lose. If I forgot to remove the handcuffs, the arcade machine would reset. If you were a complete bastard, you could just throw them...but theres no fun in that. Additionally, my medium crouching kick was superior to all. Noticed how far it extended. Unlike all version thereafter, a game that rewarded block damage and punished jumping, I was simply the best. The only other was Ryu/Ken, because of his ability to be invincible through a fireball if light dragonpunching; essentially, this character did not have to "jump", but was constantly moving closer to his opponent. Obviously the arcade version had a glitch. But I was still the best; it was an imbalanced game. Yours truly, Guile.
You mean one of these?... <img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1157560> Right when I bought my house, I took care of this little necessity before I even bought the furniture. <b>No one</b> beats me on my own home court. No one!
I think the thread-starter has just finished reading "Digital Fortress". I suspect my 2yo knows more about BFA than this toolkit. Thanks for the public service announcement, but there isn't any edge here. Okay, now move along.
Hey Steve you are fellow deutscher maybe. But for all you non-germans out there I am Not evil LOL someone mentioned that EM stuff is too expensive, no its not, we here have chain of radioshack stores and you can buy parabolics of any type. but you'll need to order and wait 1. The antenna 2. Radio Shack in-line signal amplifier 3. Radio Shack RF Video Modulator 4. Van Eck unit (do it yourself) AC / DC, audio / video input jacks its been a nice chat guys but I gotta go, change my MAC ADDR, switch network and just fade away By the way dear ET, good luck doing anything useful with your recorded IP or my email. Vancouver population actually I don't know for sure but, lots of people
Obviously you and I are commenting on two different technologies and levels of sophistication. Cya (((ping)))
lol this is funny because i used to play as well. the strongest characters were definitely guile and ryu. ken became weak when SFII Championship was released because his uppercut wouldn't knock the opponent to the ground. his helicopter kick, although faster, also lacked "flooring" power. if a ryu fought a ken, ken is a dead man. however, looking back, it was really about what is considered a "cheap" move or not. someone can just use bison and keep flying through you with his torched body as you tried to get up. someone using dhalism can just stand far away from you and keep fireballing you and use the long leg kick if you tried to jump. someone using the russian guy can jump, knee, short kick, and then do that massive pow driver. a couple of those and you're as good as dead. finally, there's the cheapest of all cheap moves. short short short throw. short short short throw.
above is conclusive proof that validates my hypothesis that ET has sunk to the level of a Yahoo stock chat board. Baron, it is time to sell ET to Yahoo.