It's gonna be a rough life out in SF for the rest of this season - I used to think the Dolphin's O-line was the only one that constituted a violation of the Geneva Convention, but I think the 49ers are quickly headed into that territory.

Andrew Luck's shoulder is still "not progressing" ie, fuck it we're just not gonna play him this season so he doesn't die.

Call windows support and talk to them - they're pretty relaxed in my experience with them.

I got a win7 system builder's disk that had a screw up on the serial # print out, and so I was only able to read the tech I called like 3 numbers out of the total, and she went ahead and verified my windows anyways.

Batman: The Video game

I still hear the music from time to time.

Make a piece of macaroni art with a 20$ taped on the backside.

Unlocks aren't the culprit behind viewership increasing or decreasing - it's the perceived quality of the match itself. Having casted 11 seasons in a row, I can tell you we always have *way* more viewers whenever people think it's going to be a really good match - but if it's less well known teams, or a potential 5-0 only the most avid watchers tune in.

In fact if we purely went off of viewership for unlocks, we would develop a pro-mod to make the game as much like it was in 2011 as much as possible. Or worse yet for unlocks, our most viewed event was played with European rules and vanilla + medlocks (pre-crossbow buff) lol.

I'm assuming the seasons wont end at the same time so it simplifies things to not wait as teams change so much later on in the off season. It also helps for administrative purposes as Tri and his equivalent in Etf2l could hand out these sheets and receive the input directly from them instead of needing to organize it some other way. Then you do the second round where there are conflicts to ensure that EU and NA get an equal number of votes. I'm also assuming there will be quite a lot of debate/input after each vote is done, so the second round of voting not only ensures equal input, but at least a smidgen of community input.

I am a big fan of Mozambique's flag - it has a book and an AK + bayonet. Doesn't get much more swole than that. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d0/Flag_of_Mozambique.svg/1280px-Flag_of_Mozambique.svg.png

They see so many different people all day it'd be a fucking miracle if they could ever remember you specifically unless you come in VERY consistently.

You would just end up with a not-officially enforced whitelist (Anti-Quickfix mafia!). Or a boycott, which has also been done before (in EU).

The easiest way to do it would be the same as we used to do with an additional step...

All new and significantly altered non-vanilla items are banned for the current season then in the offseason:

Step 1.

Every Invite (Prem) team receives a spreadsheet with every non-vanilla item on it. They put an x next to any item they don't want. If a weapon receives a majority of x's from the teams it is banned. Dead teams don't get a vote.

Once it's sorted out, both the ESEA and ETF2L lists would be compared.

Now the extra step. Step 2:

For any item which was banned in one league and not the other, a new spreadsheet will be created and handed to an equal number of teams from Invite and Prem (in case there winds up being a different number of submissions from each division - so the lowest finishing teams from one or the other may be excluded). A new round of voting is held, and if an item winds up with an equal vote for or against it is banned in both leagues. There would be a week between votes to allow for discussion between NA and EU players that care to do so and to give them time to get together and discuss how they would like to use their vote.

Ez.

Repeat every season.

Well, the pacers won their first game.... and Myles Turner has a concussion...

Thanks universe. Coach declares they're gonna work on improving their defense... When you give up 131 pts to the Nets... there's nowhere to go but up so at least there's that to look forward to.

If you don't have an Ethernet port in your room, most dorms that haven't just been built have computer labs built in and you could try using the ethernet ports there. It weirds me out that apparently so many dorms dont have ethernet port built in - I was in a building built in the 1920s and we still had 2 ports per room.

Maybe they had to wait the extra day so their intern(s) could write a non-copy pasta of the blog post from months ago and there are more changes?

I'm slowly downloading the first new Xcom game slowly but surely. Maybe I'll actually be able to play it this weekend.

It depends on where you work. I'd recommend to find the shittiest job possible, and then you'll be really motivated to do *ANYTHING* else. I worked in a landfill for 2 years from 16-18 and it absolutely convinced me to go to uni.

As far as psych goes, it depends on the concentration you end up going for - I'm not overly familiar with how Scottish uni works, but I know a few people who were psych majors here who ended up in good fulfilling careers, and a few who are simply working jobs that want Bachelor's degrees, that have nothing to do with psych. But I'm in the center of the US' opiate crisis, so getting addictions counseling jobs is not a difficult task.

The best advice I can give is investigate universities you'd like to go to, and contact some of the professors there and/or any related student groups' leaders. Talk to them about the major, the other professors, and what sort of opportunities you'll have - usually they're happy to share. They may even point you to other institutions which will better fit your desires if you happen to be really interested in a certain direction.