BBCode (AKA, ForumCode) Guide {Last update: August 11, 2005}

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

If you know some more about BBCode, please PM me.
For all you who have been thinking, "I WANNA USE BBCODE, but I don't know how and I don't want to look like some sort of moron by asking questions," here's a guide.

Note1:Recently fixed width problems.
Note2:Replace ) with ] and ( with [.

Basics:

The basic BBCode includes (u)underlining(/u), making font (b)bold(/b), and (i)italicizing(/i) font. Easy as that. Go try it out!


Size

Size determins the size of the text. Pretty obvious, huh? Normal HTML would be <font size=X>Text</font>. Making the transition can be difficult. Yet another thing this guide will help with.
(size=1)Text(/size) - Normal.
(size=2)Text(/size) - Slightly bigger.
(size=3)Text(/size) - A bit bigger.
(size=4)Text(/size) - Approaching large...
(size=5)Text(/size) - Fairly big.

Examples:

(size=6)Text(/size)
Note: see how it resets after a certain point? Use this reset to make extra-tiny lettering.
(size=7)Text(/size)
(size=8)Text(/size)
(size=9)Text(/size)
(size=10)[size=10]Text[/size](/size)
(size=11)[size=11]EX[/size](/size)
(Size=12)[size=12]EX[/size](/size)

After a while, you get to the really big numbers. Like (size=50)[size=50]Text[/size](/size).

Color [size=10] For additional support regarding colors, visit Fressaria's post.[/size]

Color determins the color of the Text. The commands are rather easy.
Type (color=X)Text(/color). X will represent the color you want Text to be. Text represents whatever you are saying. Some examples:

(color=red)Text(/color)
(color=blue)Text(/color)
(color=white)Text(/color)
(color=yellow)Text(/color)

Another very limited approach is to type (color)Text(/color). Though this method doesn't work for most colors, it's convinient for some colors. Examples:
(red)Text(/red)
(blue)Text(/blue)

Also commonly associated with color are [/size]Emotes
.
Emotes can be done in one of two ways.

1. Type /me and then what you want the emote to say. Example:

* [MtG] Zorgon X jumps around giddly.

That was done by me typing "/me jumps around giddly."

Once you hit 'post' it translates it into the second version automaticaly.

2. Type (me=[your name])[action, space at the start not required](/me) Example:

* Zorgon dances like a ballerina.

All I had to type was (me=Zorgon)dances like a ballerina.(/me)
[/size]

URLs:

URLs are fairly simple. One way is to put www. Site Name .*/* ( Example: www.toadwater.com doesn't need any tags, but if you want it to say ToadWater and link to www.toadwater.com, you need to type (url=www.toadwater.com)ToadWater(/url) {Resulting in ToadWater}
Another way is the hard way.

Here are some easier to understand examples:

(url=www. *sitename*. * / whatever)Text you want to link(/url)

(url=www.toadwater.com)Text(/url)


Images:

To add an image, you must type (img)url/image name.*(/img).
For example, (img)http://www.toadwater.com/YaBBImages/logo.gif(/img) would turn into

To make the image link to some where, type (url=*link url*)(img)*Image url*(/img)(/url).

For example (one that I use a ton):

(url=http://www.toadwater.com/TWGuide/index.html) (img)http://www.toadwater.com/Themes/classic/images/english/twguide.gif(/img) (/url)

Would be



Another Example:

(url=http://www.toadwater.com/index.php?op=forum)(img)http://www.toadwater.com/YaBBImages/logo.gif(/img)(/url)

Would be





Fonts:

In order to make a font, you must type (font=*font)Text(/font).
Some examples:
(font=creepy)Text(/font)
(font=wingdings)Text{Text}(/font)

Times New Roman
Papyrus
Space Toaster
Monotype Corsiva
Arial
Blue Highway
French Script MT

Here is a simple list of fonts. -Incomplete-

[size=10]
Adolescence
Arial Black
Arial Narrow
Arial Unicode MS
Arnprior
Banjoman Open Bold
Baveuse
Bermuda Solid
Berylium
Blue Highway Condensed
Blue Highway D Type
Blue Highway Linocut
Book Antiqua
Bookman Old Style
Bookshelf Symbol 7
Bradley Hand LTC
Burnstown Dam
Carbon Block
Century
Century Gothic
Comic Sans MS
Copperplate Gothic Bold
Copperplate Gothic Light
Courier New
Credit Valley
Creepy
Curlz MT
Earwig Factory
Edwardian Script ITC

[/size]

Horizontal Rules

A horizontal rule is a line that goes across the screen. Something like this:
If you ever want to add your own to anything, simply type (hr) And you get a great line. Have fun.
[/size]

Extras:
You can make your font move. It's simple. Type this:
(move)Text(/move). Your font will scroll across the screen! It's really quite fun.
You can cross out your text by typing in (s)Text(/s). Cool, isn't it? Something you can do with the slash command is the divide (:) symbol. You simply type (s): (/s) and it becomes (by the magic of BBCode) :. To get a nifty times symbol (works on most computers) hold down "Alt" and press 6,6,5,5,4 on the number pad. When you release Alt, you should end up with something that looks like � . Yeah, it's a bit out of place here.... but in case you ever were typing math problems and needed to get a multiplication sign, here it is!
[/size]

Centering

To center something (whether it be an image, text, or a cow), type (center)TEXT(/center). It'll look something (if not the same) as this:

TEXT

Yeah, it's cool. Isn't it? And simple too.
[/size]

Text Position

The text position is where the text lies on the page. To use this, take a 10'' piece of wax paper, and put glue on it. Oh wait... I forgot, this is a BBCode guide... What I meant was: to change the position of your text, type (right)Text(/right), or (center)Text(/center). This will make the text at the given place. For example:

(right)This is in the right position.(/right)

(center)This is the center position.(/center)

[/size]

^Superscripts and _Subscripts.

Using Superscripts and Subscripts can be helpful some times. To take advantage of this option, all you need to do is type (sup)^{Superscripted text}(/sup) and (sub)_{Subscripted text}(/sub).


Coding and Quoting

Coding and quoting work in nearly the same way. The main difference is that when you quote, it says "quote", and when you code, it says "code". To make a code, type (code)This is where you put the code.(/code). It looks like this:

Code:

This is where you put the code.

It's really exciting, I know. To quote, type (quote){Quoted Text}(/quote). It looks like this:

{Quoted Text}

It's even more exciting, huh? Yeah, I know. But the special thing about Quoting is you can:
A.) click "Quote" at the top right of any message in this forum and automatically quote it.
B.) add who you are quoting.
To say who you are quoting/what you are quoting from, type (quote author={name of person/thing})Put the quoted text here.(/quote). Yeah, it's great. What I typed would look like this:

Put the quoted text here.

Now, I think that's enough about this boring stuff. Next we will get to something exciting! It is:


Lists

To create an unordered list, all you need to type is (list){first thing to be inserted into the list}(/list). That looks like this:

{first thing to be inserted into the list}

[/size]

Combining BBCode:

A nifty way to make your posts look spiffy is to combine BBCode. Like, bold and italic and underlined and green all at the same time! Note you cannot combine URL with color. Or size with underline, bold and italic.[/i][/u][/color]


Smileys For The ToadWater Forums:

Sure, there's , , , , , , , , , , , , , , and . But Qill Has been holding out on us. There are still several smileys you can use. Some of these include: {^ - ^}, {; g}, {; f u}, {; t t}, {> : D}, {; p}, {; l}, {; t s k}, {; e}, and some others. (take out the spaces when typing the smileys.) If you know any more, send them to me via PM.


This is the end of Zorgon's virtually complete reference for BBCode on the Toadwater Forums. The guide was written completely by Zorgon with the help of no other. I didn't take this from any site, and is all property of ME. Not you. ME. Thank you for reading and I hope this reference guide will help you in any form possible.


Note:All hand typed by Zorgon.  This cannot be redistributed. Period. (c) 2004-2006 Zorgon X

Signed,

Zorgon

[/size]

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

If you know some more about BBCode, please PM me.
For all you who have been thinking, "I WANNA USE BBCODE, but I don't know how and I don't want to look like some sort of moron by asking questions," here's a guide.

Note1:Recently fixed width problems.
Note2:Replace ) with ] and ( with [.

Basics:

The basic BBCode includes (u)underlining(/u), making font (b)bold(/b), and (i)italicizing(/i) font. Easy as that. Go try it out!


Size

Size determins the size of the text. Pretty obvious, huh? Normal HTML would be <font size=X>Text</font>. Making the transition can be difficult. Yet another thing this guide will help with.
(size=1)Text(/size) - Normal.
(size=2)Text(/size) - Slightly bigger.
(size=3)Text(/size) - A bit bigger.
(size=4)Text(/size) - Approaching large...
(size=5)Text(/size) - Fairly big.

Examples:

(size=6)Text(/size)
Note: see how it resets after a certain point? Use this reset to make extra-tiny lettering.
(size=7)Text(/size)
(size=8)Text(/size)
(size=9)Text(/size)
(size=10)[size=10]Text[/size](/size)
(size=11)[size=11]EX[/size](/size)
(Size=12)[size=12]EX[/size](/size)

After a while, you get to the really big numbers. Like (size=50)[size=50]Text[/size](/size).

Color [size=10] For additional support regarding colors, visit Fressaria's post.[/size]

Color determins the color of the Text. The commands are rather easy.
Type (color=X)Text(/color). X will represent the color you want Text to be. Text represents whatever you are saying. Some examples:

(color=red)Text(/color)
(color=blue)Text(/color)
(color=white)Text(/color)
(color=yellow)Text(/color)

Another very limited approach is to type (color)Text(/color). Though this method doesn't work for most colors, it's convinient for some colors. Examples:
(red)Text(/red)
(blue)Text(/blue)

Also commonly associated with color are [/size]Emotes
.
Emotes can be done in one of two ways.

1. Type /me and then what you want the emote to say. Example:

* [MtG] Zorgon X jumps around giddly.

That was done by me typing "/me jumps around giddly."

Once you hit 'post' it translates it into the second version automaticaly.

2. Type (me=[your name])[action, space at the start not required](/me) Example:

* Zorgon dances like a ballerina.

All I had to type was (me=Zorgon)dances like a ballerina.(/me)
[/size]

URLs:

URLs are fairly simple. One way is to put www. Site Name .*/* ( Example: www.toadwater.com doesn't need any tags, but if you want it to say ToadWater and link to www.toadwater.com, you need to type (url=www.toadwater.com)ToadWater(/url) {Resulting in ToadWater}
Another way is the hard way.

Here are some easier to understand examples:

(url=www. *sitename*. * / whatever)Text you want to link(/url)

(url=www.toadwater.com)Text(/url)


Images:

To add an image, you must type (img)url/image name.*(/img).
For example, (img)http://www.toadwater.com/YaBBImages/logo.gif(/img) would turn into

To make the image link to some where, type (url=*link url*)(img)*Image url*(/img)(/url).

For example (one that I use a ton):

(url=http://www.toadwater.com/TWGuide/index.html) (img)http://www.toadwater.com/Themes/classic/images/english/twguide.gif(/img) (/url)

Would be



Another Example:

(url=http://www.toadwater.com/index.php?op=forum)(img)http://www.toadwater.com/YaBBImages/logo.gif(/img)(/url)

Would be





Fonts:

In order to make a font, you must type (font=*font)Text(/font).
Some examples:
(font=creepy)Text(/font)
(font=wingdings)Text{Text}(/font)

Times New Roman
Papyrus
Space Toaster
Monotype Corsiva
Arial
Blue Highway
French Script MT

Here is a simple list of fonts. -Incomplete-

[size=10]
Adolescence
Arial Black
Arial Narrow
Arial Unicode MS
Arnprior
Banjoman Open Bold
Baveuse
Bermuda Solid
Berylium
Blue Highway Condensed
Blue Highway D Type
Blue Highway Linocut
Book Antiqua
Bookman Old Style
Bookshelf Symbol 7
Bradley Hand LTC
Burnstown Dam
Carbon Block
Century
Century Gothic
Comic Sans MS
Copperplate Gothic Bold
Copperplate Gothic Light
Courier New
Credit Valley
Creepy
Curlz MT
Earwig Factory
Edwardian Script ITC

[/size]

Horizontal Rules

A horizontal rule is a line that goes across the screen. Something like this:
If you ever want to add your own to anything, simply type (hr) And you get a great line. Have fun.
[/size]

Extras:
You can make your font move. It's simple. Type this:
(move)Text(/move). Your font will scroll across the screen! It's really quite fun.
You can cross out your text by typing in (s)Text(/s). Cool, isn't it? Something you can do with the slash command is the divide (:) symbol. You simply type (s): (/s) and it becomes (by the magic of BBCode) :. To get a nifty times symbol (works on most computers) hold down "Alt" and press 6,6,5,5,4 on the number pad. When you release Alt, you should end up with something that looks like � . Yeah, it's a bit out of place here.... but in case you ever were typing math problems and needed to get a multiplication sign, here it is!
[/size]

Centering

To center something (whether it be an image, text, or a cow), type (center)TEXT(/center). It'll look something (if not the same) as this:

TEXT

Yeah, it's cool. Isn't it? And simple too.
[/size]

Text Position

The text position is where the text lies on the page. To use this, take a 10'' piece of wax paper, and put glue on it. Oh wait... I forgot, this is a BBCode guide... What I meant was: to change the position of your text, type (right)Text(/right), or (center)Text(/center). This will make the text at the given place. For example:

(right)This is in the right position.(/right)

(center)This is the center position.(/center)

[/size]

^Superscripts and _Subscripts.

Using Superscripts and Subscripts can be helpful some times. To take advantage of this option, all you need to do is type (sup)^{Superscripted text}(/sup) and (sub)_{Subscripted text}(/sub).


Coding and Quoting

Coding and quoting work in nearly the same way. The main difference is that when you quote, it says "quote", and when you code, it says "code". To make a code, type (code)This is where you put the code.(/code). It looks like this:

Code:

This is where you put the code.

It's really exciting, I know. To quote, type (quote){Quoted Text}(/quote). It looks like this:

{Quoted Text}

It's even more exciting, huh? Yeah, I know. But the special thing about Quoting is you can:
A.) click "Quote" at the top right of any message in this forum and automatically quote it.
B.) add who you are quoting.
To say who you are quoting/what you are quoting from, type (quote author={name of person/thing})Put the quoted text here.(/quote). Yeah, it's great. What I typed would look like this:

Put the quoted text here.

Now, I think that's enough about this boring stuff. Next we will get to something exciting! It is:


Lists

To create an unordered list, all you need to type is (list){first thing to be inserted into the list}(/list). That looks like this:

{first thing to be inserted into the list}

[/size]

Combining BBCode:

A nifty way to make your posts look spiffy is to combine BBCode. Like, bold and italic and underlined and green all at the same time! Note you cannot combine URL with color. Or size with underline, bold and italic.[/i][/u][/color]


Smileys For The ToadWater Forums:

Sure, there's , , , , , , , , , , , , , , and . But Qill Has been holding out on us. There are still several smileys you can use. Some of these include: {^ - ^}, {; g}, {; f u}, {; t t}, {> : D}, {; p}, {; l}, {; t s k}, {; e}, and some others. (take out the spaces when typing the smileys.) If you know any more, send them to me via PM.


This is the end of Zorgon's virtually complete reference for BBCode on the Toadwater Forums. The guide was written completely by Zorgon with the help of no other. I didn't take this from any site, and is all property of ME. Not you. ME. Thank you for reading and I hope this reference guide will help you in any form possible.


Note:All hand typed by Zorgon.  This cannot be redistributed. Period. (c) 2004-2006 Zorgon X

Signed,

Zorgon

[/size]

[Spacecow]

1. It's called BBCode.
2. Why did you bother typing all that?

[Spacecow]

1. It's called BBCode.
2. Why did you bother typing all that?

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

1. It's called BBCode.
2. Why did you bother typing all that?

1. I like forum HTML more than BBCode. The name I mean. Oh, and for people who don't know what BBCode is.

2. For people who care.

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

1. It's called BBCode.
2. Why did you bother typing all that?

1. I like forum HTML more than BBCode. The name I mean. Oh, and for people who don't know what BBCode is.

2. For people who care.

[Giasumaru, A Shadow]

hi

thats (red)hi(/red)

[Giasumaru, A Shadow]

hi

thats (red)hi(/red)

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

hi

thats (red)hi(/red)

Lol

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

hi

thats (red)hi(/red)

Lol

[Astroplaxis]

Thanks zorgon..  I did not know any of that..

[Astroplaxis]

Thanks zorgon..  I did not know any of that..

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

Your welcome everyone. Sorry for the late responce, forgot about this topic.

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

Your welcome everyone. Sorry for the late responce, forgot about this topic.

[~KOO~ Fressaria]

Here is a list of colours that can be used in some forums too.  Now, if someone could give me a list of fonts, I would be very happy :


black
navy
darkblue
mediumblue
blue
darkgreen
green
teal
darkcyan
deepskyblue
[color=darkturquoise]darkturquoise[/color]
[color=mediumspringgreen]mediumspringgreen[/color]
lime
springgreen
aqua
cyan
midnightblue
dodgerblue
[color=lightseagreen]lightseagreen[/color]
forestgreen
seagreen
limegreen
[color=mediumseagreen]mediumseagreen[/color]
turquoise
royalblue
steelblue
[color=darkslateblue]darkslateblue[/color]
[color=mediumturquoise]mediumturquoise[/color]
indigo
[color=darkolivegreen]darkolivegreen[/color]
cadetblue
[color=cornflowerblue]cornflowerblue[/color]
[color=mediumaquamarine]mediumaquamarine[/color]
dimgray
slateblue
olivedrab
slategray
[color=lightslategray]lightslategray[/color]
[color=mediumslateblue]mediumslateblue[/color]
lawngreen
chartreuse
aquamarine
maroon
purple
olive
gray
skyblue
lightskyblue
blueviolet
darkred
darkmagenta
saddlebrown
darkseagreen

Ok..you guys can try for yourselves what the rest of them look like LOL.

lightgreen
mediumpueple
darkviolet
palegreen
darkorchid
yellowgreen
sienna
brown
darkgray
lightblue
greenyellow
palletturquoise
lightsteelblue
powderblue
firebrick
darkgoldenrod
mediumorchid
rosybrown
darkkhaki
silver
mediumvioletred
indianred
peru
chocolate
tan
lightgray
thistle
orchid
goldenrod
palevioletred
crimson
gainsboro
plum
burlywood
lightcyan
lavendor
darksalmon
violet
palegoldenrod
lightcoral
khaki
aliceblue
honeydew
azure
sandybrown
wheat
beige
whitesmoke
mintcream
ghostwhite
salmon
antiquewhite
linen
lightgoldenrodyellow
oldlace
red
fuchsia
magenta
deeppink
orangered
tomato
hotpink
coral
darkorange
lightsalmon
orange
lightpink
pink
gold
peachpuff
navajowhite
moccasin
bisque
mistyrose
blanchedalmond
papayawhip
lavenderblush
seashell
cornsilk
lemonchiffon
floralwhite
snow
yellow
lightyellow
ivory
white

[~KOO~ Fressaria]

Here is a list of colours that can be used in some forums too.  Now, if someone could give me a list of fonts, I would be very happy :


black
navy
darkblue
mediumblue
blue
darkgreen
green
teal
darkcyan
deepskyblue
[color=darkturquoise]darkturquoise[/color]
[color=mediumspringgreen]mediumspringgreen[/color]
lime
springgreen
aqua
cyan
midnightblue
dodgerblue
[color=lightseagreen]lightseagreen[/color]
forestgreen
seagreen
limegreen
[color=mediumseagreen]mediumseagreen[/color]
turquoise
royalblue
steelblue
[color=darkslateblue]darkslateblue[/color]
[color=mediumturquoise]mediumturquoise[/color]
indigo
[color=darkolivegreen]darkolivegreen[/color]
cadetblue
[color=cornflowerblue]cornflowerblue[/color]
[color=mediumaquamarine]mediumaquamarine[/color]
dimgray
slateblue
olivedrab
slategray
[color=lightslategray]lightslategray[/color]
[color=mediumslateblue]mediumslateblue[/color]
lawngreen
chartreuse
aquamarine
maroon
purple
olive
gray
skyblue
lightskyblue
blueviolet
darkred
darkmagenta
saddlebrown
darkseagreen

Ok..you guys can try for yourselves what the rest of them look like LOL.

lightgreen
mediumpueple
darkviolet
palegreen
darkorchid
yellowgreen
sienna
brown
darkgray
lightblue
greenyellow
palletturquoise
lightsteelblue
powderblue
firebrick
darkgoldenrod
mediumorchid
rosybrown
darkkhaki
silver
mediumvioletred
indianred
peru
chocolate
tan
lightgray
thistle
orchid
goldenrod
palevioletred
crimson
gainsboro
plum
burlywood
lightcyan
lavendor
darksalmon
violet
palegoldenrod
lightcoral
khaki
aliceblue
honeydew
azure
sandybrown
wheat
beige
whitesmoke
mintcream
ghostwhite
salmon
antiquewhite
linen
lightgoldenrodyellow
oldlace
red
fuchsia
magenta
deeppink
orangered
tomato
hotpink
coral
darkorange
lightsalmon
orange
lightpink
pink
gold
peachpuff
navajowhite
moccasin
bisque
mistyrose
blanchedalmond
papayawhip
lavenderblush
seashell
cornsilk
lemonchiffon
floralwhite
snow
yellow
lightyellow
ivory
white

[Spacecow]

This sounded interesting...

[Spacecow]

This sounded interesting...

[Spacecow]

P.S.: [size=18]GET IT RIGHT! BBCode!!!!!![/size]
P.P.S.: I have a firefox extension that lets me right click into this box and choose the tag I want to use with minimal effort. So ha.

[Spacecow]

P.S.: [size=18]GET IT RIGHT! BBCode!!!!!![/size]
P.P.S.: I have a firefox extension that lets me right click into this box and choose the tag I want to use with minimal effort. So ha.

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

Added:

Fonts, Images.

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

Added:

Fonts, Images.

[Night-Eagle]

Small Note:
BBCODE IS NOT HTML
This is html:
<html>
<body>
<img src=www.rando-image.com/randomimage.jpg>
<font=Arial><b><br>
Welcome to the Random Image Website!
</b><br>
<font size=4>Note: Not a real website!</font>
<a href=www.toadwater.com>Click here to proceed to Toadwater's Homepage</a>
<br>
<br>
<br>
I can't believe your still reading this!
</body>
</html>

[Night-Eagle]

Small Note:
BBCODE IS NOT HTML
This is html:
<html>
<body>
<img src=www.rando-image.com/randomimage.jpg>
<font=Arial><b><br>
Welcome to the Random Image Website!
</b><br>
<font size=4>Note: Not a real website!</font>
<a href=www.toadwater.com>Click here to proceed to Toadwater's Homepage</a>
<br>
<br>
<br>
I can't believe your still reading this!
</body>
</html>

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

Small Note:
BBCODE IS NOT HTML
This is html:
<html>
<body>
<img src=www.rando-image.com/randomimage.jpg>
<font=Arial><b><br>
Welcome to the Random Image Website!
</b><br>
<font size=4>Note: Not a real website!</font>
<a href=www.toadwater.com>Click here to proceed to Toadwater's Homepage</a>
<br>
<br>
<br>
I can't believe your still reading this!
</body>
</html>

I know that, but just saying BBCode could confuse people.

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

Small Note:
BBCODE IS NOT HTML
This is html:
<html>
<body>
<img src=www.rando-image.com/randomimage.jpg>
<font=Arial><b><br>
Welcome to the Random Image Website!
</b><br>
<font size=4>Note: Not a real website!</font>
<a href=www.toadwater.com>Click here to proceed to Toadwater's Homepage</a>
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I know that, but just saying BBCode could confuse people.

[Giasumaru, A Shadow]

  Yea... They may think you are refering to the "BB Gun Code of Honor".

[Giasumaru, A Shadow]

  Yea... They may think you are refering to the "BB Gun Code of Honor".

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Yea... They may think you are refering to the "BB Gun Code of Honor".

See? Someone agrees with me.















 

[LOLZNUBCOPTERgoodbye]

Yea... They may think you are refering to the "BB Gun Code of Honor".

See? Someone agrees with me.















 

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Adding fonts.

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Adding fonts.

[Spacecow]

[quote author=Agent Toadman link=topic=14205.msg171146#msg171146 date=1098681092]
  Yea... They may think you are refering to the "BB Gun Code of Honor".

See? Someone agrees with me.
 
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[Spacecow]

[quote author=Agent Toadman link=topic=14205.msg171146#msg171146 date=1098681092]
  Yea... They may think you are refering to the "BB Gun Code of Honor".

See? Someone agrees with me.
 
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