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strike

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Everything posted by strike

  1. strike commented on Bxbugs123's gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  2. Do you have a link for the Pathfinder? I'd like to do some paintjob from the Ertzaintza but the only Pathfinder I could find sucked.
  3. strike commented on J T's gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  4. strike commented on Shekure's gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  5. Well, he's not actually the one converting and doing the hard work but glad to see people kicking Cockstar's ass. Sadly, due to the GTA IV map limits it won't be possible to include the whole GTA V map.
  6. strike commented on Taxi's gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  7. Well I guess the same reasons why some departments purchased former CUCVs from the Army back in the day. I think there's not need at all to go into an argument over baseless conspiracy theories.
  8. No one's gonna say Serpico (1973) with Al Pacino? I liked Colors (1988) too, with al the LAPD and gangs stuff. The taking of Pelham 123, the original from 1974, is pretty good too. Heat (1995), Al Pacino playing as a police detective vs. De Niro, as a bank robber. Just because its epic shootout scene is worth watching. Die Hard movies (1, 2 and 3): just epic. And who could forget about the Lethal Weapon movies? (1987-1998)
  9. strike commented on Taxi's gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  10. Reeducating, the correct term is reeducating.

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