consider the infinite quantity (2+2+2+2+...). It's infinite, right? What about (1+1+1+1+...)?.Also infinite. And yet, imagine one is the force and the other is the resistance. You would have (2+...)-(1+...), otherwise stated as (2-1+2-1+2-1...). Both are infinite in magnitude, and can thus be termed "unstoppable" or "immovable." But one is greater than the other.

So, if even infinities can be compared, then consider finite terms. You have a brick you need to push along a concrete floor. Pushing on the brick with steadily increasing force, there's a point at which the brick suddenly begins moving. Where the force is greater than the resistance. Up to that point, the object wins. At that point and greater, the force wins.

Holy shit. I actually had my first season this year. Still with the team. I love you all (if any of you read this).

Girlfriend, new friends from competitive, watching i55 almost all the way through.

Getting into competitive has done so much for me. Personal shoutout to all of TFTV and TF2 competitive for changing my life. And my sleep schedule. Kappa.

The bronco one looks really long.

Definitely Kawaii 5-0

Ninjanick milk is best milk.

Yeah. If by "works" you mean gets people interested, over the summer I actually added that tag to my name and used the in-game voice communication in pubs (not to spam, just saying hey and thanking people if they did something good). 3 different people asked me about it. So yeah. I like to imagine that there's a team out there starting in iron whose catalyst was something I did.

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A guy in a pub had a "comp.tf" tag on their name. It sounded interesting, so I visited the site.

A part of it could be what you're seeing as what should be "worse than you." Examples?

I like the hype from them as they watch it live for the first time ;c

I mean, their goal is to make these run as smoothly as possible. So I'd actually think these would run better than normal scrim setups, since it's got a major organization behind it. You let them know about the deletion problem?

Let's hear it for backups, eh? :D

Dank donks ;D

At 6:08, I think I died. Because that's not possible in the real world.

This is at the same time so simple and so strange.

It's simple if you don't consider the page numbers and books.

But if you look at those, you realize that each segment has a unique location. It really is all there. Somewhere. Scattered, and at some point in the future, combined.