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Im a big fan of double cross and koth probed
when i first started playing tf2 when I was in like 3rd grade I invited my friend over and showed him how to play. I was on my moms laptop and he was on my brothers PC. I ended up 1v1ing him on Hightower and airblasted him off the cliff repeatedly he got mad at me and punched me because he was mad so I punched him back then we started fighting and it ended because I bit him and my mom yelled at me :(
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Once upon a time, in the dark corners of the internet, there existed a mysterious and unsettling phenomenon known as "The Pootis Man." This creepy tale began circulating among gamers who stumbled upon a peculiar server in the depths of Team Fortress 2.
Legend had it that the server appeared only at the stroke of midnight, and those brave enough to join would witness the bizarre and eerie presence of the Pootis Man. Rumors spoke of a player with an uncanny resemblance to the Heavy class, but something was off about him. His movements were glitchy, and his character model seemed distorted, with an unsettling grin permanently etched on his face.
Players who encountered the Pootis Man reported strange occurrences during their gameplay. The once-lively and colorful world of Team Fortress 2 morphed into a nightmarish realm. The ambient sounds were replaced by distorted versions of the Heavy's famous "Pootis" catchphrase, echoing through the virtual landscape like a haunting melody.
As the legend grew, whispers of real-life consequences began to surface. Players claimed to hear the distant sound of "Pootis" echoing in their minds long after they logged out. Some reported strange happenings in their homes, attributing the phenomena to the cursed encounter with the Pootis Man.
One particular tale stood out among the chilling stories. A player named Alex decided to investigate the legend of the Pootis Man and streamed his midnight gameplay on a popular platform. As the clock struck twelve, the server materialized, and the Pootis Man made his presence known.
The stream's chat exploded with messages of disbelief and fear as Alex explored the twisted game world. The distorted Heavy relentlessly pursued him, seemingly breaking the boundaries of the game itself. Alex's character began glitching uncontrollably, and the eerie "Pootis" chant grew louder with every passing moment.
Suddenly, the stream abruptly cut off, leaving viewers in shock. Alex's channel disappeared from the platform, and he was never heard from again. The only evidence remaining was a chilling recording of the distorted "Pootis" chant, haunting anyone who dared to listen.
To this day, the legend of the Pootis Man persists in hushed conversations among gamers. Some say the cursed server still appears at midnight, waiting for unsuspecting players to join and become entangled in the unsettling web of glitches and the haunting "Pootis" chant. The Pootis Man remains an enigma, a digital specter lurking in the shadows of the gaming world, ready to ensnare those who dare to seek him out.
I had a mocha peanut butter smoothie from the place I work at a couple days ago with peanut butter cold brew vanilla protein powder cashew milk cocoa and agave nectar
it was awesome and lovely
brodyno one understands the elegant impact of the 220dpm pocket soldier
if you watched the vod you would also take in the fact that young man was very tired so he prolly would have done 300-350 if he got the proper rest
HubertTheFishsale_boat do you like my name?
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