Spartex
Spartex by George+123 April 6, 2022
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BRUTAL SARTEX
Brutal Sartex is a young legionnaire who started his own mercenary group and a cooperation known as "Sartex dynasty".
Brutal Sartex is founding father of Sartex dynasty. Brutal is known for forming notorious mercenary group known as SCO (Specialized Combat Operative). Brutal is also key member of many elite organisations and armed forces. Unlike any other organisation, Brutals Sartex dynasty accepts any people to be sartexian.
Brutal Sartex is founding father of Sartex dynasty. Brutal is known for forming notorious mercenary group known as SCO (Specialized Combat Operative). Brutal is also key member of many elite organisations and armed forces. Unlike any other organisation, Brutals Sartex dynasty accepts any people to be sartexian.
Brutal Sartex is a young legionnaire who started his own mercenary group and a cooperation known as "Sartex dynasty".
Brutal Sartex is founding father of Sartex dynasty. Brutal is known for forming notorious mercenary group known as SCO (Specialized Combat Operative). Brutal is also key member of many elite organisations and armed forces. Unlike any other organisation, Brutals Sartex dynasty accepts any people to be sartexian.
Brutal Sartex is founding father of Sartex dynasty. Brutal is known for forming notorious mercenary group known as SCO (Specialized Combat Operative). Brutal is also key member of many elite organisations and armed forces. Unlike any other organisation, Brutals Sartex dynasty accepts any people to be sartexian.
BRUTAL SARTEX by Legion dictionary March 26, 2022
Spartax
Spartax by Spartys mum February 26, 2013
Sparten
In Modern Warfare 2, when one would kill themselves with any explosive device (cooked frag, semtex, claymore, flashbang, etc.) when in Last Stand Pro, so as to deny the enemy of a kill.
This move was discovered and stopped in Black Ops, but if you had already planted a claymore you could crawl in front of it and shoot it.
This move was discovered and stopped in Black Ops, but if you had already planted a claymore you could crawl in front of it and shoot it.
Spaztexting
You write something, that doesn't make sense, and yet still send it because you found it funny.
Or you write something that does make sense, but your phone auto-corrects it into something ridiculous.
Or you write something that does make sense, but your phone auto-corrects it into something ridiculous.
Spaztexting by Danialson February 3, 2010
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