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[[Image:Mouse.jpg|thumb|Michael "Mouse" Kirkness]] | [[Image:Mouse.jpg|thumb|Michael "Mouse" Kirkness]] | ||
| − | Michael "'''MouserScribe'''" Kirkness first appeared in [[The Elite]] in late 2006 and achieved a number of notable World Records in [[Goldeneye]]. He initially had a habit of taping over many of these WRs, but recently adopted a much better attitude on proving himself. He was the first to tie both [[Runway]] Agent 0:22 and [[Bunker 1]] 0:17, which were originally set by [[Bryan Bosshardt]] and [[Wouter Jansen]] respectively. Both these | + | Michael "'''MouserScribe'''" Kirkness first appeared in [[The Elite]] in late 2006 and achieved a number of notable World Records in [[Goldeneye]]. He initially had a habit of taping over many of these WRs, but recently adopted a much better attitude on proving himself. He was the first to tie both [[Runway]] Agent 0:22 and [[Bunker 1]] 0:17, which were originally set by [[Bryan Bosshardt]] and [[Wouter Jansen]] respectively. Both these World Records had previously been untied for over two years. He currently holds 7 WRs. |
Michael was the grand prize winner of the Elite Title Contest in 2007. In his spare time, he enjoys playing baseball, visiting nearby Eliter [[Alex Anderson]], and mysteriously disappearing. | Michael was the grand prize winner of the Elite Title Contest in 2007. In his spare time, he enjoys playing baseball, visiting nearby Eliter [[Alex Anderson]], and mysteriously disappearing. | ||
Revision as of 06:35, 11 June 2008
Michael "MouserScribe" Kirkness first appeared in The Elite in late 2006 and achieved a number of notable World Records in Goldeneye. He initially had a habit of taping over many of these WRs, but recently adopted a much better attitude on proving himself. He was the first to tie both Runway Agent 0:22 and Bunker 1 0:17, which were originally set by Bryan Bosshardt and Wouter Jansen respectively. Both these World Records had previously been untied for over two years. He currently holds 7 WRs.
Michael was the grand prize winner of the Elite Title Contest in 2007. In his spare time, he enjoys playing baseball, visiting nearby Eliter Alex Anderson, and mysteriously disappearing.
