3.91
snakefartz
Mar 16, 2018
Jun 5, 2006(20y)
Jun 5, 2027(275d)
Combat
Kills1,037
Losses319
Efficiency76%
ISK
Destroyed290.75b
Lost49.11b
ISK Eff.86%
Solo
Solo Kills200
Solo Ratio19%
Final Blows419
Combat Points1,037
Other
NPC Losses3
NPC Loss Ratio1%
Avg Kills/Day0.14
ActivityInactive
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3.91
snakefartz
Last Active
Mar 16, 2018
Birthday
Jun 5, 2006 (20 years old)
Next Birthday
Jun 5, 2027 (275 days)
Combat
Kills1,037
Losses319
Efficiency76%
Danger Ratio99%
ISK
Destroyed290.75b
Lost49.11b
ISK Efficiency86%
Balance+241.64b
Solo
Solo Kills200
Solo Ratio19%
Final Blows419
Combat Points1,037
Other
NPC Losses3
NPC Loss Ratio1%
Avg Kills/Day0.14
ActivityInactive
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Bio
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2008.09.05 05:52
For your termination of snakefartz we have paid you the bounty that was set to his head: 5,147,284,275.00 ISK
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Scouse twat sock robber and shoe robber 4 life! liverpool ftw
'Cloacal popping', as it is referred to in polite scientific circles, occurs in two rare and relatively small North American burrowing snakes--the Sonoran Coral Snake (Micruroides euryxanthus) and the Western Hook-nosed Snake (Gyalopion canum)--and was recently studied by Bruce Young and colleagues (Lafayette College, Pennsylvania).
Each pop lasts less than two-tenths of a second, may be repeated several times, and can be heard from up to two metres away. The pops sound very much like human farts, although slightly higher in pitch. When Young plays recordings of cloacal pops to his stud.
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2008.09.05 05:52
For your termination of snakefartz we have paid you the bounty that was set to his head: 5,147,284,275.00 ISK
http://static.griefwatch.net/gallery/d4e7e309ebf1ff5d750310d26993fa3d.jpg
Scouse twat sock robber and shoe robber 4 life! liverpool ftw
'Cloacal popping', as it is referred to in polite scientific circles, occurs in two rare and relatively small North American burrowing snakes--the Sonoran Coral Snake (Micruroides euryxanthus) and the Western Hook-nosed Snake (Gyalopion canum)--and was recently studied by Bruce Young and colleagues (Lafayette College, Pennsylvania).
Each pop lasts less than two-tenths of a second, may be repeated several times, and can be heard from up to two metres away. The pops sound very much like human farts, although slightly higher in pitch. When Young plays recordings of cloacal pops to his stud.
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Last seen Mar 2018
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PlaystyleSolo (0 kills)
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