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For a while my approach to this was making sandwiches. I'd just buy deli meat every three days and pack sandwiches for myself. It's hard to keep doing that though. I'm back into buying my lunch too.

The boyss putting in the work Grats grats !

So I saw long ago that there was a pretty big thread on this game so I figured it wouldn't hurt to drop this: http://www.bladeandsoul.com/en/game/dawn-of-the-lost-continent/ Bns is giving out free lvl 50 vouchers if you register (basically just login to your account through the link) which will catch you up to the most current content along with the legendary weapon beginning. I believe it requires you to have a character that's at least level 10, but other than that it's basically free. If you ever planned or thought about coming back to try the game, this jumpstarts you to the beginning of endgame. The caps being pushed back to 55 along with the continuation of the story so there's more story to level on. I've been playing bns (more or less the main thing I do nowadays) so if anybody's interested in coming around I can help out with dungeons / try and gear people up. My characters name is Dispose on the server Yura (which is a merge of a bunch of servers including Jiwan, my original server). If yall have any questions about the game too, feel free to ask. I'm 100% PVE oriented though so I don't know much about PVP.

bought it for 5 bucks down south

Definitely my height. I can work on everything else with no magical alterations but my heights more or less locked now. I do have an unnatural obsession with my hair though so that could be my second choice...

@Paradox so you can run through my molly and get a 3k? Literally my biggest pet peeve with esea is the fact that people can just sit in their teammates mollies.

bind END "voice_scale 0"; bind PGDN "voice_scale .3" is the best way if you really dont wanna listen. I wasn't a big fan of it cause a lot of times people don't know what to do and it helps to have extra eyes (via call outs or just different ideas).

50-60 degrees farenheit with some nice 9-10 mph winds

This man knows whatsup. Throw some chicken in there and you got the best pasta you can get :^)

Also, as a side note if you do call admins (Which i'm guessing you do cause I get invites randomly) please pm it (message me with like "please come JB") rather than using the invite to game function. To be honest, I almost always ignore the "invite to game" messages. If someone messages me to get on though, I'll make an attempt at coming or try to find someone else to go. There's no need to really further the point, most of us (if not all) did apply for the purpose to help out in this cause, we all know the frustrations of not having admins on at times. The best bet really is usually to demo it if no admins are available and make a player complaint. There's a lot of cases where people will stop being nuisances when admins come on and player complaints help teach these people to change as well.

New car smell, gasoline, and coffee are equally addicting to me.

Music has to be my answer since I listen to music everyday but honestly a close second which I wish I could say was first is driving. I just don't drive everyday since I'm bound to borrowing the family car right now but I love it. Even with all the idiots on the road ...

October 28? Today's the 9th? o_o Eiiiiiiiither way...: Lyn from fire emblem blazing sword Olivia from fire emblem awakening Azura from fire emblem fates. Three ladies, one from the woods to lead, one to dance, and one to sing for me :^)

There's tons of things that would really contribute to whether or not I highly-respect a person but personally I think the icing to it is if they can maintain their drive (or motivation). I always give my upmost respect to those who hold true to their goals whether it's grades oriented, work oriented, or physically oriented. In my eyes, there's a dime a dozen of people who can really stick it through to achieve their difficult goals and maintain it throughout. This applies mostly to the idea of revering/admiring though. As for respecting people in general, I always give my respect to others regardless of who they are and the only thing that would prevent me from doing so is if they are blatantly harassing people and/or acting in a non-civil manner.

I might finally pursue my long-time goal of dressing like an old school samurai tbh. I've been considering buying a katana for a lonngggggg time and I'd love to dress in a male kimono + bamboo hat :^). I'm tryna be kenshin

I use to only like pulpless but i've come to accept whatever type we get. Half my family likes pulp, half my family doesn't like pulp so we compromise and buy one type than the other following whenever we do happen to buy orange juice. My true love is pineapple juice tho

chopsticks master race. I'd rather have a spoon than a fork most the time though. I can use my hands if it needs a fork, I can't use my hands for soup.

NBA and knicks boutta carry us back into playoffs bois we out

pooping my diapers I was pretty young so I have no memories attached to it :\.

@Black Rain @Nimmy I was wondering whether or not you guys intend on making specific rules for retake, and if so, whether or not you guys would include this as like a little list of rules in the beginning or like occasionally appearing messages. Examples: 1. No saving 2. No intentional griefing (purposely going to opposite sites and not attempting to retake) and of course the general SG rules against harassment and racism. Earlier, there was a guy going to the wrong site round after round and I wasn't sure whether or not I was suppose to enforce this rule since I wasn't sure if it was even established as one.

This. Actually, it's lately been podcasts for me though. I watch a lot of roosterteeth content as background noise or csgo shit (thorin and such).

I'm an anime character https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHakl2bMQYI

If this is possible It'd make this map even better than it already is. The mp9 round is so rng cause i can double dink somebody and sometimes it kills them and sometimes it just doesn't. It get's pretty frustrating when everyone just sprays it and runs outta bullets. knife damage also doesn't do anything so it ends up being a stalemate. Honestly the two guns it sucks the most with are mp9s and ppbizons. I know the awp one they auto up to 150 but I don't know how that works internally.

Honestly one of the biggest mistakes I made my first year of college was not getting involved and putting myself out there. I was a volunteer for the orientation at my college for the new students this summer and I told each and everyone of them the same thing: Push past your comfort zone and try something new. Whether it's interest's in curriculum or outside activities via clubs or sports teams, now's the best time to try for something new. You're going to a new place where there's no previous reputations or any of that high school bullshit that lingers here and there. You're a new face along with a lot of other new people so a lot of other people will experience the same nervousness and discomfort that you're going through. Making a friend, talking to new people, and trying out new things is the key to breaking the ice for college in my opinion. Personally, one of my biggest weaknesses was straight up talking to new people. My form of anxiety is similar to yours in that I don't like to take leaps at new things, but I also have a hard time just saying hello to a random person. Despite this, I still pushed myself to make at least two friends that year and sure enough, I got two buddies now to complain about shit professors and bad schedules with. The other big factor that I mentioned to the lovely new people at orientation was that you have to be flexible. Find a way to brace yourself for whatever happens, and just take it step by step. Thing's might not turn out the way you want, but more or less your college experience is shaped by how you respond to occurrences and your own actions. You should definitely at least try joining clubs / a team if you're athletic. You don't have to commit to anything yet, but not experiencing it could turn out to be a bigger let down than going through it and realizing it's not for you. Most importantly, it's college, you're nervous now but you'll soon learn that it's just another step in your life that you go through, and that the outcomes here are in your control, not some other persons. Everyone approaches college differently, find what's comfortable for you. Hopefully this somewhat helps. I'm going into my 3rd year in a couple of weeks and honestly I still find discomfort in things here and there. Taking advantage of the resources I have at my school helps me get by and grow more.

Schools actually teaches you something. Despite the drilling/monotonous routines that they give you which generally don't pay off in terms of real world application, attending schools teach you things that go beyond the books. It's repetition in diligence, respect, and scheduling. While every school's different, I've acknowledged that the obnoxious homework/projects along with the early scheduling builds a type of responsibility that kids should have. Learning to respect your elders/peers is something completely overrated but it's also inclusive within your standard 12-13 years of education. There's obviously faults within the system but I don't feel like it was a "waste" of my life, rather something that helped me more with the fundamentals in being a human being. Though probably unnecessary to state, this is of course, my opinion. Also, I as well hate tipping. I'm all for rewarding great services but seeing how it's more or less expected makes the whole tradition redundant and just an extra cost.