Tribal Instinct

Hey guys, I am looking for xfire friends so post your names and ill send you an invite

tisoulja


creative yet, inspiring...

xfire is now dead...

http://sanfrancisco.bizjournals.com/san ... aily4.html

Does that mean it isn't going to exist anymore, or are they just taking over operation. They will probably start advertising mtv ads on it.

LeAke wrote:Does that mean it isn't going to exist anymore, or are they just taking over operation. They will probably start advertising mtv ads on it.

yes. so its dead to me

malco19

pewterdragn wrote:

LeAke wrote:Does that mean it isn't going to exist anymore, or are they just taking over operation. They will probably start advertising mtv ads on it.

yes. so its dead to me

Having lost life; no longer alive.
Marked for certain death; doomed: was marked as a dead man by the assassin.

Having the physical appearance of death: a dead pallor.
Lacking feeling or sensitivity; numb or unresponsive: Passersby were dead to our pleas for help.
Weary and worn-out; exhausted.

Not having the capacity to live; inanimate or inert.
Not having the capacity to produce or sustain life; barren: dead soil.

No longer in existence, use, or operation.
No longer having significance or relevance.
Physically inactive; dormant: a dead volcano.

Not commercially productive; idle: dead capital.
Not circulating or running; stagnant: dead water; dead air.

Devoid of human or vehicular activity; quiet: a dead town.
Lacking all animation, excitement, or activity; dull: The party being dead, we left early.
Having no resonance. Used of sounds: “One characteristic of compact discs we all can hear is dead sound. It may be pure but it has no life” (Musical Heritage Review).
Having grown cold; having been extinguished: dead coals; a dead flame.
Lacking elasticity or bounce: That tennis ball is dead.
Out of operation because of a fault or breakdown: The motor is dead.

Sudden; abrupt: a dead stop.
Complete; utter: dead silence.
Exact; unerring. the dead center of a target.
Sports. Out of play. Used of a ball.

Lacking connection to a source of electric current.
Drained of electric charge; discharged: a dead battery.
n.
One who has died: respect for the dead.
The period exhibiting the greatest degree of intensity: the dead of winter; the dead of night.
adv.
Absolutely; altogether: You can be dead sure of my innocence.
Directly; exactly: There's a gas station dead ahead.
Suddenly: She stopped dead on the stairway.
idioms:
dead and buried

No longer in use or under consideration: All past animosities are dead and buried now.
dead in the water
Unable to function or move: The crippled ship was dead in the water. With no leadership, the project was dead in the water.


Just wanted to reiterate.

and i thought i diddnt make sence when i type long stuff like that