I'm sorta lucky in that my texts are either so old they're public domain, or they're cheap paperback novels on account of the author being very very dead.

And then it gets offset by the fact that I need to buy like twenty of them and I absolutely hate reading from a computer screen for extended periods of time.

I'd much rather see the world compete for next-to-nothing than virtually no one compete for everything.

There are some Japanese TF2 players on YouTube and their clips look cool. I'd definitely like to see some AsiaFortress. It's a really long shot though.

Some links:
http://www.youtube.com/user/ocpA072/videos
http://www.youtube.com/user/tfdohash/videos

Should have made all their desktop icons redirect to Minesweeper.

Or the ol' replace-the desktop-with-a-screenshot-of-the-old-desktop-and-hide-icons trick.

Or for the more adventurous, swap keycaps so QWERTY reads OIBRUV or something.

Every interview where Shade gets asked his opinion.

http://i.imgur.com/Ww5Q4H2.jpg

Now this is a LAN to watch.

http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/

Not actually associated with it, but it's prime comedy.

Blake. Coleridge a close second.

Write down the skeleton framework "essay outline" and populate it sparsely with just the main points. One to two sentences for each point you're going to make is usually good enough.
When you sit down at the exam, spend the first few minutes rewriting that framework on the back of the exam sheet, and then use what you studied to expand each point's sentence into paragraphs, and go from there.

I've had students hell-bent on actually writing the exam's essay beforehand, stuffing it all into their brain, and then attempting to break the land speed record writing it all down before the words started leaking out of their ears and whatnot. It works for some people, but you probably already know if you're the type of person who can do that.

hardcore zone begins
1, 2, 3. Q, E, R, F unbound.
hardcore zone ends

StarCraft for sure.

...is Soldat dead?

Maybe it's the sounds. I know for a fact that I can't trill [r] to save my life.

http://puu.sh/40ElE.jpg

Oh boy.

Get with the times, slowpoke!

http://puu.sh/40DAv.png

Compression blast mechanics. Momentum-cancelling is really dirty at close range, especially since that's the time when you need all your movement to be spot-on.

I guess people hate Pyro because it's broken in a way that makes it not fun to play against.

Great job all around, especially with the voiceover talent. Sounded professional. Adding the explanation of 6v6 was also a good touch.

...although I totally see how it is, leaving out cyzer's nationality for the sake of the title, heh.