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HarrisonB · Post by **HarrisonB** » Wed Feb 19, 2014 2:28 pm

hEY DID YOU GUYS REALLY DO THE SHORELINE THING?? MY FRIEND AT SCHOOL SAID YOU HANDED BEANS TO FRESH SPAWNS ALL NIGHT AND NOBODY SHOT AT ANYONE!! IS THAT ACTUALLY POSSIBLE ON THIS SERVER LOL

SaltyPete · Post by **SaltyPete** » Thu Feb 20, 2014 1:52 pm

I wasn't on the coast that night, so I can't swear to the ebans. But this is the same server where a sniper kept four of us pinned in the Elektro pub for two hours and then wasn't even on the roof when Nadia finally flanked around the school. So the bar for weird is already pretty low. Maybe everyone really did hand over food and not shoot. The one time I needed a blood bag it ran out before I woke up, so I'll believe a peaceful shoreline when I see it.

VLK · Post by **VLK** » Thu Feb 20, 2014 7:16 pm

SaltyPete, I was there taht night. the rain had stopped and nobody shot at me all evening. For me it was the quietest time I have had on the coast. Very good night that one.

Kasper · Post by **Kasper** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 5:20 am

VLK, I wasn't on the shore that night, but I believe it. We've had stranger things happen, like Pete's blood bag running dry in a field while all of us just stood around. A quiet coastline with beans passed out sounds easier to accept than that one. Logs probably still show the same thing if anyone kept them.

SaltyPete · Post by **SaltyPete** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 10:23 am

VLK, I believe you were there, I just don't trust the night itself. same server where four of us spent two hours shooting at an empty Elektro roof. Kasper, the blood bag part that sticks with me is everyone standing around arguing about whose fault it was while I was out cold in the wet grass. peaceful shoreline sounds elss weird than that field.

VLK · Post by **VLK** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 10:03 pm

SaltyPete, I only heard about the field blood bag from the others. I was not there, but they said you were out cold and the argument went on for a while. On the shoreline I could hear the waves while people passed beans around, and that is the kind of night I trust.