It's impossible to educate everybody using words alone. I'm a pretty visual person myself, and I think short video demonstrations would be a wonderful addition to what would otherwise be a brick wall of text.

My knowledge of competitive TF2 does not encompass everything so I couldn't imagine how much the information you collect could be condensed, but I do advise you condense it as much as possible. If you can substitute multiple words for one, do it. If you can omit a word for lack of contribution to the idea, do it. The more concise the learning material is (while still getting across key points), the more effective it will be.

This would still be illegal if used for commercial purposes (Twitch streaming), at least as far as I know. Sampling isn't an issue provided the sample doesn't exceed x seconds, but you need to purchase the rights to cover or remix a whole song, I believe.

I am almost always sleepy regardless of how much sleep I get. Yay medication.

Enigma didn't have confidence in the charity team and felt uncomfortable with tf.tv being associated with the event.

ban ph_warehouse on account of nofunallowed

i just want to clip into things ;_____;

screen pubbers for talk keys next to their taunt keys

green room karaoke contests pls

What began as a spaghetti appreciation discussion turned into one man's oath to brave the sidewalk in nothing but casual clothing, to plunder the aisles of Target for a solitary can of edible gold.

More importantly, that gold included meatballs.

The feast of gentlemen.

"I'm a man of integrity." --Salamancer

http://imgur.com/a/qxDBS#0

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/36233813/IMG_0208.MOV

oh also ty kurt's butt <3

Azi, Bigfuck, Trev, Truktruk, going huge. But most of all, thank you to Whisker Biscuit, who basically carried the fundraiser on his back.

$11

People slip up in speech, he meant auction. It's for charity, don't be upset when items are used to generate funds as opposed to given away freely.

I used to play Medic almost exclusively, until my ping shot up to 500 for a couple of weeks and for whatever reason groundshooting was my only option. That's all it took to get into the class: playing it. The only thing I could suggest is screwing around in pubs to get used to the feel of it before frustrating yourself with PUGs and whatnot.

The Fault in Our Stars was pretty good. I was dissatisfied with the ending, but so it goes.

Gregor the Overlander by Suzanne Collins is probably my favorite book (and series, although I am a pretty huge Harry Potter nerd). It has a theme similar to her better-known Hunger Games trilogy, but in my opinion the Underland Chronicles are far better written.

Other than that, I remember liking:

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld
The Lurking Fear by H.P. Lovecraft
Frost and Fire by Ray Bradbury
A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin
The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien
The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells
Animal Farm by George Orwell

Lol.

All I can say is, don't overdo it. I'd like to say that swiveling a mouse is less strenuous than drawing, but still be wary of doing too much and not taking breaks.

I'm pretty particular about voices, but yours rubs me in all the right ways.

Yes.

Paint Tool SAI is wonderful for its ink pen tool and line tool, if that would interest you.

I personally haven't had success with offering avatar package deals for teams, but maybe you will with the fact that it's for fundraising. It's usually good to go with the artist's alley (convention term) mindset: ezpz cheap and nice-looking options tend to attract the most attention, which I think your sketches do very nicely.

Setting up a Steam group might help advertise your services.

Best of luck!