what happened out there

when i played a tryout with him he did a lot of communicating (some of it really annoying "OOOOOH NICE SHOT" comms, but mostly game info) and wasn't a negative presence in the mumble and seemed like a decently tolerable teammate. he could have been acting but i'll give him the benefit of the doubt and say it seems like he's grown up a little bit, though adding "enjoy your upfrags" to your post does not help your case, dude

good thread, guys

i had a dream where i was luigi (not just me in a luigi costume, i was literally just luigi) and i was walking around luigi's mansion style looking for mario, except it was in this creepy, realistic, foggy portside silent hill looking town, and when i went to the edge of the pier, i fell in and a gigantic horrendous fish monster with no eyes came up and tried to eat me and i woke up and almost screamed

i was 10

he meant to type "unfun" instead of "in fun" as hell

are you in US/do you ship to us? add me on steam, i need a keyboard

greatest player to touch this game

bump

paging bullet

i don't think a debate with "jewpoon69" is going to be fruitful

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play fortnite

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playoffs means you can't shit post anymore

one of the first pugs i played in 6s was with some notable players, one of which shared with the rest of our team a post on tftv they thought was funny that said "they should let trans people in the military so they can get killed instead." at this point in 6s, not many people knew who i was or that i was trans, and i, like everyone else in the mumble at the time, stayed silent. some chuckled, but not much of response, positive or negative. this left a lasting impression on me as a tf2 player and from then on when i played tf2, after people found out i was trans, i was always on defense from people. when people find out about my gender, id constantly get asked about it or even just straight up pointed out for no reason. one time, even, a high level trans player in a pug that i hadn't met yet immediately said to me "you're a tranny right?" like that was just an okay thing to ask me. after stuff like this, im always tightly wound up and defensive around tf2 players im not friends with because i can never be sure they aren't going to berate, single out, or ostracize me for my gender, and i think because of this fear, i used to irrationally lash out a lot, and get angry when it probably wasnt warrented.