Glad that you like 6vs6. OP I have to let you in on a secret -- 6vs6 is the best & most fun form of tf2 possible.

I've been coaching a bit, it's a pretty good time. I haven't had a bad experience so far. I got a little burnt out on playing TF2 seriously, but it's nearly a different game when you're healing your team and they have NO idea how to play and you have to teach them.

in more than a metaphorical sense, this guy is that kid who kicks the ball over the fence on purpose

vid brought back elementary school memories

- Out in the open theres a p good chance of getting 1 shot by this thing as medic -- it v frequently sends you high enough to take fall damage (141 + ~15 fall damage)
- while you're airborne with 8 hp you can contemplate how much you hate this game
- pipes are more fun to use imo, but i am not a demo main
- RNG of where exactly pipes hit on your hitbox makes you fly really far in the opposite direction (most of the time they hit your front)
- hitbox is LARGE
- it does take skill to use, there are undeniably some players that are much better than others at it, similar to pyro

not game breaking, just annoying

pipes are cleaner and more intuitive from a gameplay standpoint

whether to ban? not sure

I've been using it for about a half hour, the web interface is actually really decent right out of the box with no setup.

They also have an API -- probably something for the tf2center / tf2 web pug systems to look into!

it's happened before.

this guy FUCKS

LAN proven team. Rave is a LEGIT fragger

anyone needs a ride from S.D. last minute and you are reasonaby close to the coast, hit me up!

When I left home for the first time, in 2011 (some of you now feel old), I realized that I could eat anything I wanted. I had a certain budget -- made some money, and received some per month. I realized that peanut butter was among the easiest forms of caloric intake I could get. A jar doesn't need to be refrigerated, you can eat it with a spoon only, tastes pretty good, and it is cheap!

So for a period of approximately 5-6 months from mid-fall to early spring 2011-2012, I ate nearly nothing but peanut butter. Essentially, I would go through a family sized jar (approximately 1 liter/5500kcal) of peanut butter every 3-5 days. This is a serious bargain, and it is livable, as you get a huge amount of fat and protein from the PB. I didn't eat breakfast (late-ish classes), and drank a lot of coffee.

I would have about a liter of coffee, and 20-30 tablespoons of peanut butter.. so somewhere hugely north of 150 grams of fat and 60-90 grams of protein from peanut butter per day. I would say I had more than 30 days that year where I ate peanut butter only + small snacks like celery, apples, carrots, etc. On off days, I would get a huge kimchi plate or stir fry at the korean place.

You could eat 10-20 tablespoons of peanut butter in one sitting depending on your size. Afterwards you will start to get sick. I would have to drink a lot of water along with the meals, since I would wait to eat until I was hungry, then eat a lot of PB all at once. I think if you have more than half a liter at a time you would vomit, but I never tried. It also wasn't tenable for me to go longer than a few days without a non-PB meal. You start to feel weird cravings after a couple days. There's not enough amino acids, minerals, etc. in PB to form a complete diet.

** a side note about diabetes: I am type 1 diabetic, so I chose peanut butter because it has a low glycemic profile. The sugars in PB and their constituents break down slowly, and the fat creates insulin resistance at a steady, predictable rate. I hate giving insulin shots, so I would have a large long-acting insulin shot 2x per day, and eat peanut butter / coffee the rest of the day. The lack of simple sugars and carbohydrates in my diet, combined with insulin resistance from fat/protein, meant that I could control the sugars with a minimal number of short-acting insulin shots. Then, I was taking 50u (0.5mL) of long acting insulin per day; now (still adult size) I'm taking 30u per day -- that is a small child's worth of long acting insulin per day to account for the peanut butter.

Throughout, I weighed about 140-150lbs, and exercised sporadically (2x or so per week, down to 1x/wk that winter). I took up smoking cigarettes because my roommates were chinese. I didn't date at all those months, drank intermittently, and did very well academically.

I had about a 60/40 split of crunchy to smooth -- I think I prefer crunchy to smooth, but both have their place. Also I love peanuts and peanut butter still!

team fortress.tv official tier list tier list:

ultra-legit tier: kev's GXL handshake tier list
legit tier: sildeezy's ben and jerry's ice cream tier list
has some potential tier: miwo's player alias tier list
hot, spicy, and controversial tier: universe's open season 18 team tier list
boring and topical tier: kaneco's tf2 ranking tier list
dangerously meta tier: this tier list tier list

hi.we would like to invite u in our GROUP NarCisSus.u sound like a kind and good player. if u want. u can add me on steam [its either oreo or http://steamcommunity.com/id/Mr_Flawless ]. we hope u accept the invite if u want to after u follow

now i am aware that someone, a human being who is alive, decided to call themselves "loveclop"

the knowledge, stored within these connections made inside my brain, will never fully lose its entropy

http://i.imgur.com/hSFcgao.png

Here we observe the exact moment when our beleaguered software dev has realized that his pet project has been properly fucked by "community moderators," none of whom have written a line of code.

Great guy, met him at lan & have played with him online too for years.

Cool west coast tf2 player, please pick up.

"90 people out of 100 people" are the users of the site. Granted, they aren't spending any money so it doesn't really matter, but...

Also, let's try and keep our dear friend Godwin out of this.