thank you for posting grape juice, you reminded me of this (chunkey, 2017):
https://clips.twitch.tv/HotNimbleJackalDoritosChip (loud)
as well as (okiewaka, 2016) https://clips.twitch.tv/TsundereFineKiwiYee
Hedge
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| Signed Up | February 28, 2016 |
| Last Posted | December 6, 2025 at 12:34 PM |
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| Keyboard | whatever.. i prefer black but i think im using red |
| Mousepad | lT'S BIG AND SOFT |
| Headphones | Sennheiser HD 598 Special Edition |
| Monitor | 144hz asus |
#11
lft
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Recruitment (looking for team)
figsyi'm willing to bet no one shit talking tresh has actually played with him on a team
he's good at the game and a good teammate what more do you want
played on a team with tresh. wouldn't do it again. Same goes for you figsy.
Tresh has been pretty nice tho in pug champ the past few months so maybe he has changed.
posted about 6 years ago
#65
legit LFT
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Recruitment (looking for team)
always positive attitude and dedicated to his team and consistently gets insane k/d on flank scout. really good at aiming. been fun to play with him
posted about 6 years ago
#122
RGL Advanced S1 Happenings/Discussion Thread
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TF2 General Discussion
combined logs in case anyone wanted them https://logs.tf/2403299
posted about 6 years ago
#16
dylankyo rgl
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Recruitment (looking for team)
kyo has been a good pocket scout for our team after we lost ours mid season
posted about 6 years ago
#9
Where to start with trimping?
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Q/A Help
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3enYfFpxKY i am available for lessons $15/hour
posted about 6 years ago
#12
IM/Main/Advance active pug groups
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TF2 General Discussion
hooliwhat are people's reasons for resorting to private groups instead of pugchamp?
HedgeWhen Faceit died and PugChamp became the standard pug service again, many people realized that in-houses are funner because they can play with their friends and curate who is allowed to play with them. Also they don't get fat kidded as much. Some of the people who add to pug champ these days are kinda not fun to play with -- the sort of folks who don't get invited to in-house pugs, so I doubt there's much motivation to add to PugChamp and make it alive over playing in-houses. Also there's this idea of having a critical mass of players. When PugChamp was more alive there were enough players for two pugs at once usually (A pug and B pug), so fatkidded players had a chance to play more. Now there's often only one pug happening on PugChamp at a time, leaving a good number of perpetual fatkids (who can now only really practice 6s in scrims and in-houses), and so I wonder if many low IM/ high open people don't really feel motivated to add up.
posted about 6 years ago