my brain...it hurts

hey everybody, i'm looking to play for a mid-high open team for season 14 as roamer. I've been playing tf2 for a bit now but played my first season of esea for the astronerds in s13.

Sometimes I have a tenancy to grief/troll and if I've offended you in the past I apologize, chances are I didn't mean anything I said.

I'm just looking for a like minded group of chill people who want to have fun and improve and hopefully make play offs. Add me or drop me a line here <3

I can pay my league fees and the fees of others if needed. As far as my availability, I can play on the weekends until about 12 est (i work nights) and during the week my schedule is pretty open to anything.

PS: if you pick me up, you may or may not get to meet my friend Kevin "FUCKING" Mackey

wtf denmark doesn't let autistic people go to college? that is FUCKED.

if you were trying to say something else i'm sorry but i figured that's what you're saying

network systems student and i work night audit at a hotel. it blows hard

if you've never played against sal before and you wind up doing so in the future...be afraid.

its like every corner you peak he's just waiting there to blow your head off.

requirements seem solid besides "coach suggestion"

big egos don't go well with this game

Relics spy play on seanbud on process

roody is good but will not hesitate to scream at you in broken english

I -fragged because of the amount of whining sneaky did when we beat gettin cozy on gullywash, he was very upset that mackey was playing soldier and kept going on and on and on about it which tells me that he is very immature. He automatticly assumed that mackey was carrying the whole team when in reality it was eulogy carrying the team xD but really, sneaky, if you knew then what you did now about the astronerds (and that we hardly EVER gave a fuck about the game during the season) would you have spent so much time bitching?

i would be more afraid of a team with screwball on medic than roamer tbh

really fucking good at scout high open+ for sure. gets clutch headshots 24/7 too

I used wubi to create a standalone instance of ubuntu on windows 7 64 and i ran tf2 pretty well. had crashes but that's expected when using wubi. still WAY better than using a virtual machine. if anyone is curious about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wubi_%28Ubuntu_installer%29

awesome! but i doubt it will become the new buds...it's easy to run ubuntu within windows so a lot of people will get this.

Hey tool buddy can you make a vod of the first match separate from the the 2nd so i can watch it before i smoke myself to sleep afterwards :D