The only glimpse of maturity in this thread.

Same here. When I visited vegas a few years ago it got up to 115F. That temperature sucks, regardless, but I'd take it over >85F + 90% humidity. It just sucks the life out of you.

So just recently TF2 has started not loading. What will happen is the normal loading screen will appear, then the screen will go white (which has been happening for a while without causing any previous problems) and then I'll end up back at my desktop. This will happen after I've successfully played for a bit. The first time it happened, in game my hud shrank and became very small, so I restarted tf2 and lo and behold this began happening. I have to verify my cache to fix it, which is growing increasingly annoying as I'm having to do it multiple times per day. I just changed over to yahud, but I didn't think that a custom hud would break the game. Any help is very appreciated.

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Legend of Yore is a great time waster. Just started playing Zookeeper battle as well.

So I've been getting back into running recently, and I'd like to push myself to run a half marathon. The only thing is that training wise I don't know how I should be progressing. Right now I run 4.5-5 miles 3 times a week, which is about at the limit of what I can comfortably run. When should I be increasing my mileage? And how much should I be doing so by? Should I start interval training at all, or just continue with distance running? There are tons of races upcoming, but the next one in my city isn't until October, is that enough time to get myself up to running ~13 miles?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8WIe4WeSUc

my computer's too bad to record in decent quality :[

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEhge2_L9tI

that new todd terje

0/10

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbFA2LH5OIM

fuck yeah

two weekends in a row of baller ass tf2 action

defrag movement is really cool. 12:46 is some of the most technical movement I've ever seen in a video game.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-T6IAHWMd2I&t=12m46s

phuket, thailand

To put this into comparison, a really popular bike collective in my city ran an indiegogo campaign so they could raise money to gain a permanent space to operate out of. They had a city wide marketing campaign, everyone knew about it, and they only managed to raise $8,000 out of their $18,000 goal. We're a community much, much smaller than the one they were reaching out to, and yet we raised $3,000 more. Not only that, but we also just recently raised of $30,000 for charity. Basically, we're awesome.