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Edited by StormiDutch:
12/25/2014 6:26:37 PM
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Your friend is what we like to call a judas, a little kid that always goes to his mom because someone stole his lollipop and is afraid to do something about it himself
He could have said i am not gonna cheese i will only do it legit or just leave without reporting so yes a judas, reports to bungie (mom) because the others wanted to cheese (stolen lollipop) but was afraid to tell them he did not want to cheat (little whining kid)
So no, he is definetly not a legend he is a little pussy who can not handle things himself but goes directly to cry at his mom
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This.. A couple of my friends wanted to cheese ,I didn't so I left (I've cheesed him once I'm no video game moralist). at the end of the day I want to kill him legit mostly because I'm a 32 and it's easy ,but if I'm running some of my lower level clanmates through the raid ,then I don't mind them cheesing. I'll just back out so someone else can get in there.
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Edited by StormiDutch: 12/25/2014 6:40:10 PMBtw, want some whine with that cheese or do you prefer me to call you a whaaambulance OP?
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I'm not sure you understand what that term means (or I've been misinformed). A Judas is a person that betrays their friends, like Judas did to Jesus in the Bible. [spoiler]Pontius: "What crime has Jesus committed?" Judas: "He's glitching! He got himself killed, then used his self-rez three days later so Crota's shield wouldn't regenerate! Warlocks OP!"[/spoiler]
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Edited by StormiDutch: 12/25/2014 6:44:28 PMI am not religious but was aiming for the betrayal/snitch part as Judas betrayed Jesus/was a snitch
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That's reasonable, that term has reached past it's original intent. The guy that reported, though, wouldn't be a Judas because he didn't betray the PUG. There was no bond between them, I'm sure.
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He was a snitch though, judas in modern day language is also a commonly used term for snitches
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no, the term has always and still is used when referring to betrayal.
