Learn the curriculum outside of class. Talk to his superiors. Tell your friends he's shit.

I celebrated my brother's 21st birthday with him while watching the 2nd plane hit. It wasn't the most festive occasion.

I've been using some cheap sony MDREX50LPB buds at work that I found on sale for $8, and they stand up pretty well. Bought 3 pairs, and still working on the first one 1 1/2 years later.

If your phones end up losing sound in one ear, it's more than likely because the cable is being abused where it joins your mp3 player. Much the same way a mouse might start disconnecting if the wires where the cord joins the mouse shell give out. I went through buds until I started buying only sets with an L shaped jack.

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AmazingTechProducts/PureBuds/images/the_jack.jpg

Makes a world of difference when bouncing around in your pocket.

http://i.minus.com/ixOy78YfzSoBK.gif

like #10, most of your complaints are why I like blands by far the most. It doesn't stalemate, choke points are generally avoidable, all classes can kill it everywhere... Even scouts defending last, because there's no way you're going to recap spire without 'em, and someone needs to clean up!

The 'horrible' flank is by FAR more desirable than granary/gullywash's small door/garage imo.

I'm open about it, but not proud.

If it comes up I tell people it's great because it's fun, you can meet some awesome people, and it's goddamn engaging. I'm not proud because I have a shit ton of other interests, and I feel like TF2 offers me the least in terms of tangible rewards, or sense of accomplishment. I've passed on opportunities, friends, and work I should have paid attention to because of scrims, and matches. It's taken me too long to realize I need to change my leisure time habits, so that's really where the feeling comes from. Nothing too serious, just feeling like I should be spending my time on other things and not worrying about commitment to TF2, much as I love it. Even if I uninstall, I guarantee I'll be watching some streams.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dWO-waZafc

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/RARE-Vintage-Razer-Boomslang-1400-Boomer-Control-Mechanical-USB-Gaming-Mouse-/321197343811?pt=Mice&hash=item4ac8da8443&_uhb=1

This shouldn't happen unless the cord has been kind of abused.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yPcJD7RVuY

Denon AH-D2000 + Zalman clip on.

http://img849.imageshack.us/img849/4480/j5a9.jpg

11 seasons of demo, and 5 esea championships for b4nny. Honestly a little surprised he stayed interested for this long without switching it up.

I've never removed anyone aside from people I don't know or haven't seen online in 6 months, so I have no idea how this works. Excuse my ignorance.

Your team was raging/removing each other, and indust decided to hang out with other people rather than deal with that shit? Then reacted to who he thought was one of you guys giving him absolute shit? Where did he go wrong exactly?

Years ago I used to walk 40 miles uphill both ways to a nearby university where there was an anime club, and a lending library led by bespectacled man children with 5 foot long hair. There would be something like 100 people in a lecture hall watching stuff on a big screen sometimes without subtitles. I went with a Japanese friend, and some gaijin bastard who lived over in Japan for 5 years. We were fantastically geeky to be in a club like this back in middle/high school, but this was before torrents, myspace, facebook, or even napster. This was pretty much the only way to find new anime, and have people to talk about it with. It was a dark world for geeks back then.

Ranma 1/2, Gundam Wing, Evangelion, and Patlabor were the memorable ones I watched back then.