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Abbey Clancy

abbey clancy

coming soon 18 ( Mar - 18 - 2008 )

Please watch this video.

Did Tom Clancy?s ?lucky assertions? foretell the Georgia Conflict of 2008 in 2001 and the SPP of 2005 in 2004?

Love this song and the story behind it. The way I read it Young taught it to Furay when they first met in the early 60s. Then Furay taught it to Stills in New York. Then they went looking for Young in   more...Toronto but couldn't find him. In 1966 Young and Palmer were driving a black hearse with ontario plates in Los Angeles looking for Stills and were leaving town when they were spotted by Stills and Furay in a Hollywood traffic jam. They were going in opposite directions and Stills and Furay honked and yelled until Young noticed and turned around to meet up. And the rest is rock  less

Ragdoll testing for Tom Clancy's Vegas 2.

I am showing the Artificial Intelligence Demonstrated by the Coop AI Team in 2 Player Coop Story Mode. Tom Clancy's Vegas 2.

Awesome 2 Player Coop Game.

vid of graw 1 maps

GREAT GAME COMES A GREAT MUSIC VIDEO

16year old Mikey Clancy IR-253 Windsurfing in Cape Town South Africa . Mikey Is Sponsored by O'briens Sandwich Bar Wind and Wave Starboard, Severne O'Neill Chinook G-sport Fins

Meet the new addition.

A long overdue update.

Again I was a little slow while lockpicking, but still nothing major. I ran past the two police men talking to the drunk guy, taking some damage at the same time, a price worth paying. When going through   more...the tunnel, I use a roll, which is much faster than crawling. After opening the gates, I run past another police man, taking some more bullets. When I shot the two guys at the end, I did it pretty well, considering that I was shooting while moving, which sometimes causes your shots to miss even if your target is in the middle of the crosshair.

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This part was also perfectly executed. I simply ran past the first russian (the guy with the phone) without him noticing me. It's hilarious to see how I run past the second russian though, still without   more...being noticed. The only thing that I might have been able to do a little faster was punching in the code for the balcony door, but whatever.

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This part was perfectly executed. After crawling through the tunnel, I used a walljump to get up onto the ledge instead of climbing the pipe. Pulling Sam's legs up while sliding down a zip line makes   more...him go faster, so obviously I did that. I got through the building without problems and at the end I didn't bother to shoot the skylights/crouch, so I took damage from the smoke, but I got through the room faster.

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Even more training messages here and also a lot of check points. I was a little slow when lockpicking the door, but everything else went fine. In the first room with a camera, you're supposed to shoot   more...the light to be able to sneak past the camera, but instead of doing this, I waited a little for the camera to look away, then I just ran past it while hugging the left wall. The second and third camera rooms were done in the same manner, by just running past the cameras.

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Gotta love tutorials. Training is actually one of the harder levels to speed run because of all the annoying training messages. The best way to avoid them is to learn when they appear and mash A, but   more...that's sometimes hard to do because you have to do other things at the same time. After the very first training message, I use a wall jump to get up onto the wall, which is faster than doing it the intended way. Then after climbing the ladder, instead of sliding down using the zip line, I jump to the platform below, saving several seconds. In the end of this part, I use a semi hard trick that involves jumping at the right moment so that Sam is climbing the ledge over the gate while the "Lambert speech" is going. This saved more time than you'd think since Lambert actually started talking as soon as I first jumped.

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It's not much but it's the best I can do right now.

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Updates

A response to Philatrix's question about why we find other people's pain funny.