Fail Mail Friday for 8 July 2011

Welcome to the our next installment of Fail Mail Friday. This is where we showcase a kill mail that we pirates would call a “failure”.

This one comes to us from Kalaratiri. Here is the link to the kill mail and below is a copy of the fitting that you can use with EFT.

http://eve-kill.net/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=9533329

[Dramiel, Cadius Niminen’s Dramiel]
Counterbalanced Weapon Mounts I
Small Armor Repairer II

Small Capacitor Battery II

250mm Light ‘Scout’ Artillery I,Titanium Sabot S
250mm Light ‘Scout’ Artillery I,Titanium Sabot S

Small Projectile Burst Aerator I

Warrior I x1

The Dramiel, a great faction frigate. It’s well known as one of the fastest frigates in the game, quite possibly too fast, to the point of being truly overpowered and in need of a “re-balancing”. Yup, I actually said it and I do fly this ship, however, I don’t fit it like this. In fact, I actually do fit it out, completely and in such a fashion that does not cause blood loss through the eyes.

In this case, I am going to suggest that everyone who reads this post this week head immediately to their local emergency room and let the doctor know that the reason you are bleeding our of your eyes is for the reason of wishing to donate blood. In fact, print this post out and bring it with you. Trust me, the blood bank will thank you.

So, congratulations to Kalaratiri for our Fail Mail Friday submission. As being the selected for this week’s fail mail, Kalaratiri will receive a whopping 340, 000 isk for the mall Armor Repairer II module that was fitted on this mail.

Have a fail mail that you would like to submit? You can send me an in game email to Ga’len with Fail Mail in the subject line, the fail mail killboard link and why you feel your submission is worthy of being a fail mail. You can also contact me on Twitter @Galen_Druid or send me an old fashioned email to Galen@eve-druid.com and again, use Fail Mail in the subject line and in the message the fail mail killboard link, your in game name for the ISK prize and why you feel your submission is worthy of being a fail mail.

Until next time, have fun and see you out there!

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~ by JRC on July 8, 2011.