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lucrativeJuicywhat is the hijack rule
IM teams have to play their first 4 matches with atleast 2 members from the previous roster (from the season before) to retain the roster, its always been like that.
Ictus was the only member on Salty Spitoon that played on the roster the season before
only 3 of their first 4 matches
mustardoverlordthmpsnowlwtf you talking about, dude was just paying respects to his inspiration.. panthers bandwagon fans are mad salty right nowslemnishHappy to see Peyton get another ring in his final years. One of the most inspiring athletes to me ever since I was a little kid.
u got a massive forehead too?
an inspirational spokesperson for hgh
some people just dont wanna hear the truth...
slemnish: WTF
slemnish: STOP
slemnish: UR TILTING ME
jump_beef champion: I mean I think the problem of performance enhancing drugs in sports is way overblown
jump_beef champion: that being said
jump_beef champion: dude did hgh
jump_beef champion: just deal with it
slemnish: NO HE DIDNT
slemnish: DUMB EVLGAMING.COM
slemnish: STOP
jump_beef champion: he objectively did
jump_beef champion: he claimed it was sent to his wife for her to recover from a pregnancy
jump_beef champion: news flash: thats not a real thing
jump_beef champion: he sent his goons out
jump_beef champion: to get the story retracted
slemnish: ay man
jump_beef champion: he did hgh
jump_beef champion: deal with it
slemnish: u have no proof that he did
slemnish: evlgaming.com
jump_beef champion: unless his wife is doing hgh
jump_beef champion: for her nonexistent league
jump_beef champion: then yes I do
jump_beef champion: let me tell you something
slemnish: there is no literal evidence
jump_beef champion: barry bonds never failed a drug test
slemnish: that he did
slemnish: lol
jump_beef champion: mark mcgwire
jump_beef champion: never failed a drug test
slemnish: not confirmed
slemnish: ur gay
slemnish: die
jump_beef champion: the idea of an old man athlete taking hgh between seasons to speed up recovery
jump_beef champion: doesnt bother me
jump_beef champion: but
jump_beef champion: it definitely happened
jump_beef champion: sorry
slemnish: nope
jump_beef champion: also hes a republican
jump_beef champion: and he probably sexually assaulted a woman in college
slemnish: idc wat u say
slemnish: JEW
thmpsnowlwtf you talking about, dude was just paying respects to his inspiration.. panthers bandwagon fans are mad salty right nowslemnishHappy to see Peyton get another ring in his final years. One of the most inspiring athletes to me ever since I was a little kid.
u got a massive forehead too?
an inspirational spokesperson for hgh
if they really wanted to pay tribute to super bowl shows past, they needed to have bruno expose beyonce's wonderful breast on camera
just saying
Mad Lux: Beyond Blunderdome
deft_mustardoverlordcan we talk about the avocado commercial pleasethe Steve Harvey commercial though rofl
its humor did a great job of obscuring the fact that they had no study to actually back their claims up, cuz t-mobile's network is actually garbage and verizon destroys it in every test
owlthmpsnbroncos fr gonna win
brandon mcmanus super bowl mvp
I just texted my dad to say the exact same thing
as in, the real super bowl mvp, not the official one which will somehow be peyton if the broncos win
can we talk about the avocado commercial please
Enderpmustardoverlordmaybe the better term is "more unforgiving" or "higher skill floor" rather than "hardest" for qw
it's kinda sad that since the ql era quake has become almost completely about duel tho, for my money some of the most impressive quake ever is watching a guy like milton utterly shred through TDM
Angua on e1m2, dag on dm6, mutilator on dm4, reppie on aero. All wonderful sights in QW that no other quake game can match :(
As a very casual follower of QW, can you explain to me how it ended up with so many one-map specialists? After hearing people like Thooorin and ddk praise Milton as probably the best QW player ever, and lamenting that he reached his peak so relatively late in the game's life cycle, I looked up a forum argument over who was better between him and Dag. It seemed like all the more knowledgeable guys were saying there was no contest, because Dag was only better on his beloved dm6. Why did it turn out that way?
P.S. I didn't reply to any of Marxist's posts one-by-one because they're all pretty damn accurate and I want em to stand on their own merits
aaaand I'm done
DarkdwarfOnd_kajaI'm a dirty Euro, but I've been following American politics on and off ever since 2007. I honestly have to say that Sanders is a breath of fresh air, as he accurately describes problems with both American and international policy that politicians generally ignore and he has done so for decades. His most important message (imo) is that democracy in America is hollowed out by the loose rules of the campaign finance system. I think it's ridiculous that corporations are able to insert money into political campaigns and influence elected officials that might depend on this money. Sanders is genuine in the sense that he doesn't have any big donors he needs to cater to. He has been consistent about his opinions for decades which is reflected in his voting record in Congress, and he actually has some very good ideas. I find it especially inspiring that he dares to stand up to both the financial and political establishment, while the odds are hugely stacked against him but still performs really well among voters. More politicians should be like him.
Now, I know there's similar problems in Europe, but I really wish there were people like him here who dared to question the political system, and aren't incredibly nationalistic and/or conservative. But maybe Sanders could inspire such a movement in Europe if he were elected.
Sounds like you'd appreciate another candidate - Lawrence Lessig. Sad that the party excluded him from running...
While I don't dispute that the DNC worked very hard to cull the field of any candidates that could possibly make their boo Hillary look bad in any capacity (and only failed with Sanders himself because of his popularity), it's not like Larry Lessig would actually have a chance. I like the guy's stances on intellectual property and campaign finance, but he's more Dennis Kucinich than Bernie in all honesty.
sheepy_dogs_handhttp://starecat.com/content/wp-content/uploads/women-have-always-been-the-primary-victims-of-war-hilary-clinton-they-lose-husbands-fathers-sons.jpg
This is what feminists actually believe.
shut the fuck up
Ond_kajaI'm a dirty Euro, but I've been following American politics on and off ever since 2007. I honestly have to say that Sanders is a breath of fresh air, as he accurately describes problems with both American and international policy that politicians generally ignore and he has done so for decades. His most important message (imo) is that democracy in America is hollowed out by the loose rules of the campaign finance system. I think it's ridiculous that corporations are able to insert money into political campaigns and influence elected officials that might depend on this money. Sanders is genuine in the sense that he doesn't have any big donors he needs to cater to. He has been consistent about his opinions for decades which is reflected in his voting record in Congress, and he actually has some very good ideas. I find it especially inspiring that he dares to stand up to both the financial and political establishment, while the odds are hugely stacked against him but still performs really well among voters. More politicians should be like him.
Now, I know there's similar problems in Europe, but I really wish there were people like him here who dared to question the political system, and aren't incredibly nationalistic and/or conservative. But maybe Sanders could inspire such a movement in Europe if he were elected.
Hear, hear!
sheepy_dogs_handMrFahr3nheit
I don't like Hillary much either but that quote is taken completely out of context and I can't believe people still repost it.
How can you take "women have always been the primary victims of war" out of context. Even if you add on the rest of the quote. I have only seen the quote but I don't see how it's been taken out of context.
You can't use autism as an excuse for poor reading comprehension and a racist, sexist, myopic worldview.
fatswimdudei really hate knowing that a lot of young people will vote for bernie because they saw #feelthebern memes on their fb feed
there will always be a giant percentage of people who vote for candidates for really stupid reasons, if doing so gives us a progressive candidate even if it's by accident than I can't complain
Comangliah0b5t3rMost of the Europeans see this very differently as they are almost all socialists, they see Bernie Sanders the way most Americans see Joseph McCarthy.
their's alot of american's who don't realize that the Democratic party of the USA is roughly the equivalent of the Center and/or Right wing parties of basically any other developed nation.
Hillary for example would be a Conservative by Canadian/British/Australian Standards
Bernie would be more of a Labour/Labor party candidate in the UK/Australia/Canada
Most Republicans would fall within {insert nation name} independence party or far right wing outliers in a conservative party
aka anyone who says they socialist in the USA is more like center-left when it comes to Euro, Aussie, and Canadian politics
I understand the importance of stressing how conservative politics in the US are compared to most developed countries, but I think this comparison has become a bit of an over-generalisation, that ignores the very real move to the right that has occurred in the UK, Australia, and Canada
With Labour candidates like Tony Blair or Kevin Rudd, and Conservatives like David Cameron or Stephen Harper, the dial in those countries have shifted a lot. Comparing Bernie Sanders to New Labour is pretty ridiculous tbh. Now, in most continental European countries, where the "Center-Left" mainstream party is usually called something like the Socialist Party or the Workers' Party, the comparison is apt. However, the UK is closer to the US than you realize. The biggest difference is the infrastructure that is already in place in those countries, which were generally created by the older and more leftist versions of the parties that you mention in your comparison. For instance, I'm sure David Cameron is equally as opposed to the concept of centralized health care as any Republican in the US, but given how much more progressive their single-payer system is than our system that still contains private health insurance companies, any "reform" he makes will still leave their health care system more progressive than a Democrat has been able to make ours so far.
I understand you were just making a point to the majority of the people on here who are from the U.S., but I bet there are a few brits or aussies or canadians reading what you wrote with a bit of a confused expression on their faces.
h0b5t3rMost of the Europeans see this very differently as they are almost all socialists, they see Bernie Sanders the way most Americans see Joseph McCarthy.
when u assume u make an ass out of uma thurman
conradzioNo libertarians here?... younger Paul anyone? I know he dropped out but still...
aside from the many things I don't agree with libertarians on, the problem with the libertarians that run under the banner of the Republican party is that they end up tailoring their message by making everything about state's rights, meaning that they don't actually back up all their progressive views on social issues by expecting the government to at least secure those liberties nationwide
what good is a candidate whose rhetoric is pro-gay, pro-choice, anti-war on drugs etc. if they let all the conservative southern states exercise the exact opposite viewpoint