1. My life has improved, but not because of anything having to do with quitting tf2.
2. I don't really have the urge to come back to tf2, every once in a while I'll think about all of the good things about the game, and how it definitely was my favorite game, and I still think that it's a really good game, but I don't really want to play it again.
3. I did have other hobbies, but mostly I just moved on to different games.
4. I left around the time valve initially nerfed demo's stickies. The updates valve pushed out were part of the reason I quit, but mostly I just quit because of the community.
5.I don't browse tf.tv often, but yesterday at lunch I was hanging out with somebody I used to play tf2 with and we started talking about it so I checked out tftv to see if there was anything new.

Zotlann #1237 Been playing for a while. Playing a lot of tanks recently. I probably play mostly tanks and specialists, but I don't really have a preferred role mostly just preferred characters. Feel free to add me and party up.

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Rush - Love all their albums, but A farewell to kings is probably my favorite.

The dominos near me has the best crust, but the rest of the pizza is subpar at best.

This whole argument thing is no fun if you completely misinterpret everything I write, and while it is often the fault of the author, others seem to understand me fine, so I think it's safe to say the misinterpretation is the fault of the reader in this case.

Nah man that'd be stupid. We're arguing about a stupid post on an argument about pizza, don't try to trivialize this important debate.

If you're going to try to write a rhetorical analysis, the most important thing to get correct is the author's intent, if you get this wrong, the whole of your writing is invalid or just irrelevant. You correctly noted the hyperbole; however, you then said that my argument only holds water if you buy into an all-or-nothing dichotomy. Of course that is true because I was using hyperbole to draw attention to a more subtle area of the spectrum of shit that no one is above. Is it nearly as significant as I stated it was? Absolutely not, but it is still a factor.

There is, of course, the secondary purpose of wanting to be even somewhat humorous on a competitive first person shooter forum, specifically a thread about pizza shops and their contribution to the destruction of the environment in countries that don't give a rats ass about their trees which you failed to identify at all. Overall, you would probably get an unsatisfactory score on this rhetorical analysis; however, at least you tried, so you you didn't get a zero.

Local companies in some way shape or form support a large corporation. You are in turn still supporting the large corporation. The only way to be sure you aren't feeding the pockets of the evil is to do everything yourself and never buy anything because capitalism is the real devil here.

I think the point of the video was to tell people to join restricted hours/lobby lobbies as to not ruin the experience for those who are trying to get into it as a game like that isn't going to make people continue playing the game if the norm is people stacking it. I don't think this was at all about "look at these noobs ruining my lobbies.

Sagat is the most honest character in the game.

I think the whole point if this is to avoid copyright disputes. By getting parent companies to agree to the monetization of mods made from their IP, with the exception that they get a large cut of the revenue, it allows modders to earn money off of their hobby, which would incentivize them to work harder on their mods. Of course people are going to take care of it, and of course because the companies get to choose the cut it is going to be a small amount to the modder, but overall I think that this is a good thing.

Looking for a few more players to play with and chill out in mumble with. Add me at Zotlann#1237 if you wanna play.

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I take a bath before I go to bed and a shower in the morning before school.

Much shorter list would be those who have.