Jenos and Cassie are both fun IMO. Androxus is also a farmboy
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kohly is growing up :'( go get em you beautiful bastard
vriskat least i have no school until tuesday, if the school is still there
Always gotta look on the bright side.
All_Over_RSgemmi came
i saw
i jumped
Indian Black tea, rooibos tea, chai. I like a lot of different teas, but always add a tablespoon of tupelo honey.
freakinGeel9If I sold an unusual for $1000 (or any amount) wouldn't the IRS expect me to claim that as income?ComangliaAzazel-Are my virtual pixel donations tax deductible
Technically yes.
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Would like to throw in my 2 cents here and say the addition of OW is a good move imo, while PUBG not so much. OW is at least a similar audience as tf2 and you have to play alongside as a teammate to people you don't know at all. PUBG doesn't really have that and I don't think a game which doesn't foster a community aspect to it would be a good choice. Honestly I think BF1 would be a better choice over PUBG despite PUBG being the hot new thing right now.
This is wrong. They aren't tax deductible. If they were, you'd also be expected to report all your items on your taxes.
For any side money of that nature, you'd have to make over $10,000 dollars. So practically, no. Even if you sold a burning TC, I'm pretty sure virtual items don't fall under the parameters of the IRS.
I almost wish b4nny would quit just so these threads would stop popping up every other month
This is a difficult situation to deal with. From a business PoV, I can completely understand the apprehension from ESL. Immediately putting money into an unfamiliar scene (edit: it's been a looong time since they were here) with no guarantee is a pretty decent risk. If the comp scene boasted 10-20k more players than it currently does, I think there wouldn't be an issue with them probing the scene with a few experimental cups to see the turnout and success. However, This isn't TF2's first rodeo with prizeless tournaments, or ESL. The TF2 community is one that has been frankly abused by its developers, coupled with organizations/leagues that seem to only feign interest in the game long enough to say "nope not for us". However, in my opinion, ESL (nor any other league) can simply ask a grass roots, community run, competitive scene to ditch/switch from a reliable community infrastructure to one that could be gone after its second or third tournament/season. Also, locking down to just EU immediately kills the interest of (guestimating) 40-50% of TF2's competitive community.
So I guess what my personal response to ESL would be pretty much summed up by corsa. Don't expect effort to be put into your cup if you don't put effort into the community.
daybraekbotmodeAlso sen is my fucking boy dudebotmode if you win shout out our dead game when you get your ez gg trophy, also congratulations you two, pound those quake only players.
He's fucking nuts
yeah I'm sure ID would love to have a player in their tournament shout out another game
Inside Out was ironically good for introspective depression shit
It'd be close to LAN, as you guys would all be extremely close to the source of the WiFi, but no it wouldn't be LAN. Depending on how many are on the hotspot, the latency will just keep rising even more-so than on an actual router. You will eat your data-plan for an (optimal) 30-50 ping.
CrenicusAll_Over_RSpyro update will be a disappointment
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