quake memes

[Phenom]

[R00k]

!WOOT! Panix in da houz!

[Panix]

Size is important.



Worked alot better when it was full signed when the page loaded. :\

[Phenom]

[Phenom]

[R00k]

so not move unless u wanna 'get sued'

[nahuel]

Big hands for Extreme fisting.

wtf

[MasterSplinter]

[Shambler234]

Big hands for Extreme fisting.

[MadGypsy]

@Sza & g_b - Would you believe I was actually serious for once? Just to be fully clear, I was pretty sure it was really stupid question*. Sometimes it is refreshing to just be ignorant and have no clue. Actually, sometimes I secretly wish that I really was ignorant and had no clue, period.

*and of course, "How do you laugh in Spanish?" is straight-up retarded What's even funnier is, I have asked a handful of people that question whom actually contemplated it for a minute. I watch their face so hard and sort of mentally clock how long it will take for them to realize it's absurdity. In some cases it is actually kind of sad.

[R00k]

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[Seven]

I do not know what "Quake memes" mean, but seeing that some people post Quake ads, I would like to add the best advertising for Quake ever !

I wonder if ID knew that what they wrote on that add would have come true.
Especially for all the guys like us in this forum



This ad was really a great idea. Unbelievable.

[golden_boy]

This may be kind of like my "How do you laugh in Spanish" question but, how do you say Quake in German? Is it the same? Das Quakenstuffen? I really want to know.

LOL.

We must tighten the belten.

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More German advertising from Spirit collection (if I remember right)




And some real stuff... real like real!!

[Spirit]

i know its a mockup, but whoever made it shouldve at least been consistent and made the top part german too

It is not a mockup, it was a print ad in german magazines.

This may be kind of like my "How do you laugh in Spanish" question but, how do you say Quake in German?

Most Germans can speak English pretty well so it's simply "Quake".