excuse me??

im sorry but, puddles?? why did you closed the thread? im sorry for being dissrespectful this time but we are asking of proofs that my friend has a direct involvement of that RMT of yours . you guys having a big PRIDE in front of you that you cant accept mistakes? we are asking you gently but you wont understand. where is the integrity of this game? i think this will be lost because of this false judgement . im so sorry this is not right.

 

please be fair. be justice, be considerate. don't think of general information of topics, every situation is different so please bee considerate

 

are you stupid? or just cant read english, puddles messages are extreamly clear

 

are you also stupid?

 

intentions can never be same as doing. if you intended without responding to do it is a crime wow. whats wrong with you guys

 

no, i dont do RMT's

 

"Be justice"

You are appealing to the wrong person and with a wrong argument as well.

Puddles is no Captain America, far from it. Its more like Red Skull, or some other nasty bad guy. Ask her from blood, mayhem and destruction. You ll have a better response.

 

hey you .. you dont know what happend ... so you think carefully

 

Really? So, then why is it. Intent to Murder someone is a reason to send someone to jail? Intent of Malice as well. Intent. The word by definition means to consider the act with probability of committing and or doing.

And just for clarification of the word itself.

in·tent (n-tnt)n.1. Something that is intended; an aim or purpose. See Synonyms at intention.
2. Law The state of one's mind at the time one carries out an action.
3. Meaning; purport.

adj.1. Firmly fixed; concentrated: an intent gaze.
2. Having the attention applied; engrossed: The students, intent upon their books, did not hear me enter the room.
3. Having the mind and will focused on a specific purpose: was intent on leaving within the hour; are intent upon being recognized.

Idiom: for/to all intents and purposes In every practical sense; practically: To all intents and purposes the case is closed.

[HR][/HR][Middle English entent, from Old French, from Medieval Latin intentus, from Latin, an extending, from intentus, attentive to, strained, from past participle of intendere, to direct attention; see intend.]
[HR][/HR]in·tently adv.
in·tentness n.


Also, a little article about the Legal defintion of the word.

intent legal definition of intent. intent synonyms by the Free Online Law Dictionary.

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