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Quake Deathmatch finals: Thresh vs. Billox: It looks like Billox was probably bad in previous life, and the shut-out, complete humiliation heaped on him by the shiva-like, contextual god of death that Thresh personifies in this match, can only be some kind of karmic retribution.

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  1. Anonymous4/24/2006 12:20 AM

    Thanks for the link, Brian. Glad you enjoyed it!

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