MACARONI NECKLACE HELP ME

I've got my lucky macaroni necklace and I'm ready to go. GL ALL.

This is awesome - really happy for two NA teams doing amazing already and I hope the momentum keeps going!

Lemaitre is amazing; honestly haven't listened to their stuff since the first or second album (Relativity?), so this was pretty refreshing.

Hope all is well and you're rocking in real life, foster.

Pretty awesome beat. I can't say I've heard of the artist before, but I checked out his soundcloud and a good chunk of his songs sound pretty awesome.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUjAtYQkFm8

Re-watched Lost in Translation and thought I'd throw this out there haha. Not much of a song in terms of lyric, but I love it.

Pasting it in your autoexec is fine.

Navigate to your cfg folder (for me, it's in C: --> Program Files (x86) --> Steam --> SteamApps --> common --> Team Fortress 2 --> tf) and paste it into the file called "autoexec" there using Notepad, Notepad++, or any other alternative. If you don't have a file called autoexec there, just create one using, again, NP, NP++, or whatever and title it "autoexec.cfg" (quotes included so your file system can recognize it as a CFG File).

Your autoexec should do as its file name suggests, but if it doesn't, you can always just put +exec autoexec.cfg in your launch options.

One key thing that I feel you misunderstand (at least as per your OP):

A forum feature (in this case, the +/- frag system) does not make people less open-minded. People who find such a forum feature to be critical when forming their own opinions are less open-minded, and their choice there is in their own control.

I've always seen the +/- frag system to be more geared towards simply saying "Hey, I support this!" or "Hey, I don't support this.", and rarely have I ever seen it to actually be harmful, or beneficial for that matter (the only exception being recruitment forums, but that's another story). It's just a fun little forum feature.

These are three that I consider to equally be my "favorites":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65PiKsNhCsc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7Ad1AuHriI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Za-V_lhwGg

Not only do they sound awesome, but Hook is by far one of my most favorite films as a kid. Pulp Fiction is a great film as well and I'm pretty sure the 1960s version of Mary Poppins with Dick Van Dyke was one of, if not the first, films I remember watching.

Fun stuff - thanks for the tournament and everything related, KevinIsPwn! All the best to whichever two teams are in the finals tonight as well.

I wonder if it's because you cheat in pubs?

Pretty crazy that all of the current hours on this "new alt" of yours have occurred in the last two weeks, not to mention both of the "other accounts" you mentioned are VAC banned (one obviously for TF2 considering TF2 is the only game on the account with any play-time). For reference: this account and this account. Just in case, some picture links as well in case Mr. "Leo Wang" tries to say the accounts aren't his:
http://i.imgur.com/rUrbrho.png http://i.imgur.com/NYVAg9s.png

It should be noted both of those accounts are friends with the Topyo guy on his current account's friends list - likely a common friend among all his accounts.

Although park's advice is great (and you should follow it at some point in the future), I'd kindly suggest trying to make at least a minor effort to clean up your image and not look like a complete fucking idiot to begin with. And stop cheating. Nobody likes cheaters, especially those that never learn.

Pretty cool Pokemon.

Pretty awesome player all-around. Arguably was the best demo in IM last season and was without doubt the best demo that was new to IM last season.

Correct me if I'm wrong here, but the approaching registration deadline and requirement to "pay up" only applies to teams that are 'new' in the sense of not being active from the last season. That said, anyone going from Open --> IM or possibly IM --> Invite shouldn't have to worry about paying up tonight at all (if I understand that correctly).

I could have sworn I saw this in a news-post somewhere on ESEA, but if not somewhere there, it definitely has been posted quite a few times on the ESEA forums (I'll dig up an example soon).

EDIT: Never mind, I guess ESEA is super vague about how things are really going to work. Apparently matches get scheduled this coming Sunday and start next week, which is pretty crazy.

It's pretty hard to do without sacrificing something that is key. AFAIK most sane people past the age of 18 that attend college (university in the U.S.) tend to have a relatively rigorous course load along with a not-completely-dead social life, some sort of other hobby/interest, and a respectable interest in staying healthy via exercise. Even while sacrificing or, for better words 'neglecting', some part of that 'average', it is pretty absurd to expect players whom quite a few of which have been playing this game for ten or more seasons to "not have trouble gaming" as if it's some sort of requirement.

One of the more down-to-earth players I've had the pleasure of speaking to in this community. Extremely solid player overall as well!