Halo & Halo 2 soundboard is unfreakin believable
by Dustin Burg 
{ Dec 29th 2006 at 8:15PM }
You know those annoying soundboards that litter the internet? Yeah, those ones. We actually found a soundboard that is less than annoying, it's more along the lines of being cool and amazing. Check out the Halo and Halo 2 multiplayer soundboard over at Pufile. They are even conveniently color coded, blue is Halo 2 and red is Halo. Not only can you use the multiplayer sounds for crank calls, but as a bonus you'll feel violent doing it! And can someone back us up on this one, it's called "unfreakin believable" not "unfrickin believable" ... right guys?
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Final MoFo @ Dec 29th 2006 8:34PM
yea im pretty sure it does say "Freakin" also would be better if they wasn't so much noise in the background.
deathshadow32 @ Dec 29th 2006 11:03PM
hey these are awsome! great find but im use to hearing these sounds when i p0w3n n00bs rofl!!!
Marty @ Dec 29th 2006 10:02PM
since when are soundboards annoying? is the OP a pizza store employee or something?
DannyOB@360insight @ Dec 29th 2006 10:14PM
Aw that's cool. Good find. Shame about the background noises. And yeah, I'd always thought it was un*freak*in believable, but that one sounds like frickin' :S
zourskittles @ Dec 29th 2006 10:43PM
HAHA the triple kill from Halo sounds so weak and wimpy compared to Halo 2, thats pretty funny. Cool soundboard to, if only they could make one with lines from characters in game.
Oozer @ Dec 30th 2006 2:52AM
The Dialog Database at HBO has much cleaner versions of all those sounds. And they forgot "In The Zone" for Halo 2. And, finally, it is definitely "Un-freakin-believable."
Ciaran Gallagher @ Dec 30th 2006 7:12PM
holy jesus my speakers are broken... I've just heard the highest pitched loudest noise I've ever heard coming out of my speakers as I turned them on to listen to this...
Mal F4cti0n @ Dec 30th 2006 3:48PM
Yeah, I type freaking or freakin'.
Although I work with someone whose last name, although spelled differently, is pronounced 'frick'. I say things like, "frick that" when I am around him and it works too.
But they are saying 'freakin'.