I just found this.

Yeah I found this video on the internet http://www.animefreak.tv/anime-watch/bleach-episode-160#English

At 16:18 to 16:50 they stole my Laugh! Seriously! My friends pointed me to this video saying that I have the kind of laugh as that guy has. But to the real deal. This is exactly the kind of laugh I did when I wiped an Imperial Guard player off the board a while back. They must have been there and recorded my laugh...
On another note, they must have copied my looks too, since my friends say that I look a lot like the guy in the video, except I have maybe a bit shorter, red hair, dark green eyes and have a scar on my left cheek.

that is one crazy laugh

So that is how finnish people sound like

You have a scar on your face?

@Rogueuk Thanks, I guess...at least now it fits into my armys theme, since when I laughed like that and was loyalist, its rouse some suspicion from my Grey Knightess friend Laura.

@Klomster Yeah I have one in my face and couple of others in other parts of my body. Don't you? And yes that is what I sound like, I even sound a lot like the english voice actor of Aaroniero, except maybe a litle deeper and heavier voice.

haha nice laughter, i can visually imagine you blasting those imps away and then laugh like that

Fitting sound for a crazy chaos worshipper. That's all I have to say lol.

Well, i only have alot of not that visible fail scars.
Like burning on an oven, getting hit by boiling plastic, cutting my thumb open (don't fail while splitting a tofefee, you will hurt yourself),
cutting myself on a broken window (only seconds after i broke it ) having a crappy body so i got appendicitis inflamation (sounds wrong, it's translated with google so i think it's right)

But yeah, the laughter fits you. (even though i neevr met you.)

Ok thanks.

Well I have one in my face, when a drunken guy assaulted me with a knife, he tried to hit me in the eye, I dodged a little and it hit the cheek, then I kicked him in the stomach with my knee, then hit his face with my other knee and, when he was falling down backwards after that, I hit him with my right elbow, so that his back was between the ashphalt and my elbow.

I got a couple on me, from hockey, one being very near the center crouch area, got hit with a skate right there.8mm to the right and I would never get my fatherhood vacation (not that I have taken any, at least yet). Once I hit myself with an axe to my left leg, when I was chopping wood, a friend of mine had a brilliant idea of turning off the lights when I was in middle of my swing and bam, I hit myself a litle under my left knee and got a huge scar there, since when I pulled the axe out, I damaged even more muscle tissue and skin. I think I got more scars, but they have been a litle less eventful.

See, at least other people have scars with history that people can respect.

Oh well, i guess i deserve some credit for never in y life breaking a single bone, getting a single concussion.
Never been in a fight, or made any serious crime.

I guess i'm just that good
Sucks to be you failers....... or something.

I'm more with klomster in the scar discussion lol, besides the silly little things I have nothing, haven't broken a single bone, no concussions, no serious crimes, no fights that aren't from my sport.
It sounds boring but whatever lol.

Lol, if any of you were Singaporean, you would love to get a broken bone(Bigger kinds like arms or legs), instantly reducing ur PES status and making you less eligible for Frontline Infantry... After all, National Service is better know as Conscription here in Sunny Singapore... *Sigh* 2 more years til I get conscripted... and I'm eligible for Frontline Infantry... Just not Commandoes (Thank the Emperor)

Fun thing about the swedish army.

When i was about to go 18 years old, i got a pamphlet from the swedish army.
It wanted me to write if i had any problems with my health, any psychological illnesses.
Even if i wanted to join conscription.
I had no physical or psychological illnesses and even wrote that i could do some war duty. (Beeing the swedish army, i guess it would have been UN missions, so mostly guarding i presume.)

Half a year after i had turned 19 i think it was, i got a letter.

"Thank you for your time, but we have no interest in you." Or similar, basically they gave me a letter that i wasn't needed and didn't have to do the conscription tests almost a year after it would have happened......

Swedish army, not like the rest.

The belgian army doesn't even send things around, they have recruitment buildings but it's just a slogan, some pictures and you can hop in if you'd like. But then again, our army only has volunteers and what they usually do is standing in parades and bringing food for UN missions. Or guarding something.

Well as reguired by law, every male is reguired to enter military service at the age of 18 in Finland. Failure to comply will result in serious criminal charges against the goverment, but usually they wait a while before they actually charge the person with anything, because sometime people forget and stuff like that.
Also if one may not enter the defence forces due to religious, physical,psycological or other such reasons, other kind of service is available to those individuals.
As of my service I went into the peacekeepers at age 18, since I know how to speak different languages, can keep a cool head at almost all times, have the reguired physical strenght and stamina, have no crime record and since I'm specialized as I studied medicine. After 18 months of training I was shipped out to Afghanistan to keep the peace around there. I acted as a law enforcement and as doctor for those needing in the larger village we were camped in.

And now here I am, full doctor and because of the little need of doctors in here at the moment, I have yet again enlisted into the peacekeepers.

Oh i forgot, doing conscriptual testing is required (by law if i recall correctly) at the age of 18 in sweden.

The strange thing is that they didn't even want me to go there.
Oh well, i suppose i can live without.

In the US, all military service is voluntary. For some, they just do their 2-4 yrs, for some (like me), it becomes a career. Either way, its good work w/ good benefits. Of course, it comes part and parcel w/ war and all that. I've been to Iraq three times and I'll probably be sent to Afghanistan again in the future.

But till then...I just fight w/ my Grey Knights!!!

Lol, in Sunny Singapore, ALL males of 16.5 onwards are eligible to serve the country, no exceptions (Unless you are Gay-Seriously!), we are paid poorly (like a few Hundred SGD a month, then again, we get fed fairly well), not to mention NS sucks 2.5 years of my time away...

Personally I don't mind it and am looking foward to it, hope to join the Heliborne Guards Units. As for Peacekeeping, the only thing SGP does is send medical teams for experience and a Counter-Guided Missile System currently in Afghanistan.

Possibly my only experience as a "Soldier" was shooting an M16 (10 rounds) dry in 20+ Seconds all within the Killzone. I've also shot the SPIKE launcher and the MATADOR ATW in the Simulators and actually would be certified to use them.

I wonder though why is peacekeepers and military thought as the same? Because peacekeepers are more like heavily armed police men (I mean real heavy, since the biggest weapon in the infantry is a missile laucher with long range and all members are assinged an assault rifle, if not using more specialised weaponry) when military is a figting force and an aggressive one usually.

I have so much survive without any fatal accidents happening on my squad, during my time in Afghanistan, though I had to save one guy from a crubling building when terrorists bombed it and do an emergency operation in a field tent, when a squad member was hit by scrap from a car bomb. I myself have a few scars on me from that time, but most aren't even minor, since Finnish troops are one of the least attacked ones in Afghanistan.

I also noticed just now that they took a thing I say to most people I play against in 40K: "Whatever your doing its a useless gesture." and "Your pathetic, accept defeat!"

And also a slightly changed quotes too:
"I see you still have some units somehow. Thats admirable or perhaps I should say it's pitiful. You can struckle all you want, but the fact still remains, this fight is over and your units are about to die."
and also:
"It's amusing that you still have the mental strength to throw your dice."