Quote from: Prankster on April 01, 2014, 01:19 PM

To be frank, I always wondered about the content of your private forums, too bad I won't ever be able to read them!
RIP

Dmitry.   Is that you??

I don't know, am I?

*Updated* (on friday)

rtw?

1) 3.7.0
2) 1920
3) no background
4) on
5) Hungarian and geezer
6) Hungarian national anthem and Mr. Bombastic
7) BnG
8 ) Escape from Yoshi's Merciless Island
9) cheese
10) no, or mIRC
11) funner, chally, cup, a2b

66% (69 % yes to existing - 3% yes to nonexisting words). it says this is a fairly high level for a native speaker

@Statik: "English only" sounds more right to my ears than the other way.

Step aside everyone, style contest judge coming through!

Traditionally, on WA, a Mexican Flip was an Arch done from one extreme side of a Roper map island to the other extreme side of that same island. The name came from a bunch of the early Mexican ropers (most likely people like c0o1 and MeX and PunkmaN and whoever else was in the T5X clan later on) being the first ones to practice the trick deliberately, although it bears mentioning that Roper maps back then almost exclusively consisted of two clearly separate islands, as with the 2hooks map in Twy's GIF, so it was very easy to tell Arches from Mexis. These days, with the floating island clusterf@#! being a common sight on Warmer maps, the old Mexi definition might not be as relevant anymore.

Sorry for the n00b question, but what is the "extreme side" of a roper map island? Also what's arch in this terminology?

Dragon!!! you alive?! :DD