Confessions of a serial quitter

I usually don't quit unless the game is lagging but today some guy on the other team was owning me i mean like 2 to 14. He was using a mk11 and it was like two shots and i was dead every time so i quit.

 

People ONLY rage quit in CoD, not BFs.

 

Rage quit? naaaa, I never make it to Def-Con "RAGE" I'll quit at the "Slightly Miffed" level, One up from the "WTF?" level

 

Really ? You have to bag someone to feel better about yourself ? Please feel free to quit out anytime you see my tag on your team, for I have no desire to be associated with the actions of a ten year old .

 

Thank you for expressing your sentiments. I'd like to add you to my FL so I can specifically look for you this weekend. Just imagine my pixilated, virtual, salty bag repeatedly gracing your no longer animated, pixilated virtual soldiers face. Oh, the fun
we'll have. I also might opine that one who gets bent over such pettiness is devoid of maturity.

Post Script: Friends request has been sent. ;-)

 

I remember the beginnings of teabagging in online shooter gaming. Back in a time when everyone knew it was "just for fun" and done in jest. In a time before poor sports were rampant in our society. A time before folks thought internet and online gaming is
"serious, serious business". Yes, I speak of a time before the progressive PC "coddle the weak, oblige the cry baby's" movement ever began. If it hurts your little feelings, too bad.

 

Jeezbus Harry, you ooooooolllllldddddd!!

Player hosted rooms rocked. Halo killed tea bagging.

That is all.

 

there was a tea-bagging cheevo in Shadowrun. I only bag them when they deserve it, or a nice multi-kill. it's better with a bigger audience.

it also can work to your advantage, make them mad, they forget the objective, and the winning keeps coming.

 

SARGE! Where the hell you been? Hope all is well.

Yeah Zombie. See, we were around for the beginning of teabagging and it evidently meant something much different than what these millennials think it does. I remember learning the art of teabagging in Socom 1 on the PS2. Sarge was there too. Anyway, we always
knew it was meant in good fun and in the spirit of competition and sportsmanship. Like Mexifornian once said; "I don't always teabag but when I do, I prefer dos huevos." To be honest I only teabag occasionally when it's truly merited. Any more than that and
it begins to lose it's zest.

Personally, I don't get bent if someone teabags me. I laugh and wait for my opportunity to return the favor.

By the way, the dude that got all ripped up over my teabagging comment declined my friends list invite. Too bad. I was looking forward to teabagging him especially.

 

....he just didn't want your ''breakfast of champions"

 

I teabagged a team killer i got revengacide on just the other day, i think it was actually the only time ive ever done it

 

My 11 year old Tbags people in video games.....................and laughs.

 

I wanted to make sure he came back swingin sos he'd get kicked, he did

 

I shake and bake while teabaggin foolz.