Just make them collapse-able. Only show the latest quoted post, and then anything inside that should have text that says show/hide. Clicking it will show the quoted text. Default is hidden.

I fucking hate it when parents do that. You try to be serious and have an adult discussion with them about something you think is important, but every time they look at you they still see a little kid who doesn't know shit.

If you can't get them to treat you like a man when you try to talk to them, then the only thing you can really do is wait until you are able to move out. Or, if you're really desperate, you can join the military.

Last season my team was able to get an Engie with a lvl 3 sentry on top of Gravelpit C to prevent spawners from getting to B.

There's also the concept of blocking crit stickies with the ScoRes, but it seems very hit or miss.

Here's a list of things I would rather say in my lifetime:

"Buying a punch in the groin"
"Buying a frilly pair of panties that I plan to wear in public with nothing else on"
"Buying a sex change"

Coincidentally, I stumbled on this article just after reading this thread.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-22571754

My first thuoght was WOAH COULD THEY BE THE SAME ACCIDENT? But then reality stepped in and ruined it.

Some programs have their own overlays that can conflict with the Steam Overlay in some games. For a while the MSI On Screen Display would conflict for me and would disable the Steam Overlay. If you have something similar, you might want to see if disabling it fixes it.

There's an option in the advanced settings to turn off the normal crosshair and use only the dot, but no way to do the reverse.

Those are... no. Just no.

Last Resort - Papa Roach

Smooth Criminal - Alien Ant Farm

Those are just a couple that I remember from when I was a kid.

It's a cool idea, but it seems like it's very situational and hard to coordinate. Sticky traps are iffy enough as it is, and having to coordinate raining them down (hopefully they all fall down and not just a couple) and then detonating them when the enemy team is over them would be very difficult.

The biggest problem I see is that as soon as the Soldier shoots his rocket, most players are going to attempt to focus him down and move away from where the stickies are.

However, this still seems like a very neat tactic and I would love to see teams actually use it effectively.

Technically it might be possible to program a bot to have amazing dodging skills, but it would require that you have some kind of random number generator that corresponds with 360 degrees of movement. Then program it to always attempt to stay as far away from your crosshair as possible by choosing a direction at random and moving in that direction.

Then again, that might be a little too difficult. I dunno. I'm not a programmer.

It's skill when you see them coming through the glass and are able to predict when they pass the gap. However, it's pure luck when they come the other way.

I love shooting people through the wall there on Gravelpit. They get so confused.

Another word that people hate is "panties".

http://youtu.be/zjsbSsqSECc