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This happened to me in a spot of my house were the internet is not as good so the next raid i moved my set up to a place with better internet so i think all you have to do is have bad internet and it will work.😊

I ended at 1.836m btw!

Btw the max is 300k

Thanks for the breakdown! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

still works?

got a little desperate for the reward

Awesome video! Love what you're doing keep it up!

Here before 1 minute alright just clutched that gotta make sure I’m first for the pyro upload

the last sell didn't give you any money

Dude said grab em by the dick LOL

sorry i have been so tied up with work and couldnt join you for this!

Is this still a thing?

Bro ive fought that boss 4 times i always go for the side i see i need the head during rage mode

To sprint press up on the other joystick

👍 ❤❤ Lee up the good work man

What’s up pyro

5:28 “I don’t like the way you said that” 😂

Oh and I love the tabor content, maybe you should try doing a zero to hero? That’d be sick, let’s get you to five hundred subs

Oh I’ve played into the radius, beautiful game that one. I did piss myself more than a few times but it was definitely worth it.

Yo I got a dupe glitch for your channel

History of rugby league: Rugby league began in 1895, as the 'Northern Union', when clubs in the North of England broke away from the RFU. The clubs wanted to compensate their working-class players for time away from work for rugby tours and injuries. The RFU refused, saying 'if men couldn't afford to play, then they shouldn't play at all'. In the decade that followed, rugby league made changes setting itself apart from rugby union. Teams were reduced from 15 to 13 players (two forwards were eliminated), and the play-the-ball was introduced to lessen the need for scrums and to replace rugby union's scrappy rucks and mauls (where the ball often disappeared from view for minutes on end). The changes made League the far more popular code in England amongst spectators and players alike. The increased gate-money allowed the rugby league clubs to pay benefits to the footballers the crowds had come to watch and support. Meanwhile in Australia (NSW & Qld) and New Zealand, rugby was controlled by the rugby union bodies affiliated to the English RFU. They all enforced the rules of amateurism upon their footballers. The predominantly working-class rugby footballers and supporters in Sydney and Brisbane were disheartened by the attitude of the rugby union authorities - and seemed likely to turn to Australian rules. However, for a short time rugby union rode a new wave of popularity - brought about by the arrival of Dally Messenger in 1906. With his individual brilliance, vast crowds flocked to his matches, filling the financial coffers of rugby union. (The NRL's 'Dally M Medal' is named in honour of Messenger). Unsurprisingly though, rugby's success increased discontent among the players and public sympathy. Where was all the money going, and why couldn't it be spent on the footballers as compensation for injuries or time off work? In July 1907, the NSW rugby union team attracted an unprecedented 52,000 to a match against the New Zealand All Blacks. By then though, men like Messenger had come to appreciate their own worth. The son of a professional rower and friend of high-paid Test cricketer Victor Trumper and entreprenuer James J. Giltinan, Messenger had secretly agreed to join the professional rugby league (the NSWRL) being formed in Sydney. Messenger's allegiance was secured for £50 and the promise of a place in the New Zealand 'All Golds' rugby league team bound for England. The Kiwis arrived in Sydney in August 1907, playing three professional matches (using rugby union rules) against a NSWRL team led by Messenger. The formation of rugby league, and Messenger's decision to join, prevented Australian rules from gaining hold of Sydney's vast working-class population and swamping rugby union. With Messenger in their ranks in 1908, the NSWRL and QRL began to build club competitions that were able to provide injury benefits and financial rewards for working-class footballers. The spectator appeal of rugby league ensured it attracted large crowds and gate-takings, with Easts, Souths, Balmain, Wests, Newtown, Newcastle, Norths, Glebe and Cumberland the original NSWRL premiership clubs. At the end of the 1908 season both the first Kangaroos (League) and Wallabies (Union) toured Great Britain. The Wallabies were accused of being professionals by many in Britain. This attitude took hold of the IRB, who then announced the already poor allowances to rugby union players were to be further reduced. As a result, shortly after their return to Australia in 1909, more than half the Wallabies accepted contract offers to join rugby league. The following season saw a visit to NSW, Queensland and New Zealand by the first ever 'British Lions' rugby league team. Attracting huge crowds wherever they played, the League authorities were able to build a solid financial base, securing their permanency, and becoming the preferred football code in Sydney, Brisbane and Newcastle, and establishing a hold in Auckland and Wellington (New Zealand). Unable to attract crowds and gate-money, rugby union was forced to embrace amateurism even more tightly than before, this time as a way of survival. While the effects of WW1 on rugby union further exacerbated their position, the 'rugby war' was over at the end of 1910. From 1910 onwards, rugby league has held place as the premier winter sport of NSW and Queensland, and maintained a strong following in New Zealand. The NSWRL club competition evolved into a national competition in the 1990s, and became the National Rugby League in 1998. The NRL competition spans the traditional League areas of NSW, Queensland and New Zealand, as well as Victoria (following the introduction of the Melbourne Storm). 2018 will mark the code's 110th year as a professional sport in Australia and New Zealand.

Or are you?

ha nerd (i have $300 dollars worth of pokemon cards)

400th sub

Hand reveal!!!

At the end I said "ehhh" because I was ignorant of the massive W I just got. This was a MASSIVE value return!

LEFT HAND AND DESK TRAY REVEAL 😮🗣️

ok grate video can't wait to watch the next episode

Yt giving me my own shorts lol 😂

ok i need a Printer that will do that for me life would be so grate

you are so funny love the vid

Hey man!!!

I'm a bit late 😅

nice

Lol 😆

Yo missle is getting harder in thr morning for mr I got 3 full kits yesterday

Lol

Wsg

1321

You have to get off and get back on trust it happened to me

Hey, I see that you are a decent player. Would you care to be apart of a semi large clan?

what was the problem with missions?

Hi