no worries guys they'll fix this bug soon, just like the invisible playeohhhhhhhhhhhwait

maybe they'll give us more hats and dumb crates first

TF2: where casuals come first <|8O)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mM6OIlreneA

mix of everything usually, but when i stream late at night its death metal or bust

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=667VS6dzxP4

that scout looks gay as fuck

IF OUR LATE FATHER GOTFRAG SAW THIS THREAD, HE'D TURN OVER IN HIS GRAVE.

i spent a good 30mins at the store in montreal before we went to the lan, i think marmaduke and rick were starting to lose their sanity at that point

<|8O)

its an amazing beer from belgium, also if you think that name is ridiculous i can show you plenty of other ones that are pretty obnoxious but really funny

^ both idiots, don't listen to them

if you like ales and wanna dive right into really good craft beer i recommend checking out lagunitas from california. also sierra nevada is nice solid intro to craft with ales as well. the torpedo ipa is always great, one of the first i had years ago. also as john said dogfish head is a good start as well. they make solid IPA's pick up the 60minute IPA, eventually you can get the stronger ones like he posted the 120 min (lol) that has a nice kick but might be too harsh for a start

http://i.imgur.com/uHZPTDp.jpg

they make great ipa's and pale ales i'm sure you'll enjoy them. they have quite a bitter kick but nothing too overwhelming for someone just getting into craft

when you start to build a stronger palate you should check out these breweries

founders, sixpoint, three floyds, cigar city, hill farmstead, russian river, the alchemist, ballast point etc

ales are a nice start you can drink amber/pale ales, eventually dip into IPA's which are really hoppy/strong, double ipa's higher ABV % really bitter but these will grow on you as you dip into more types of craft

when you start to grow curious about heavier beers like stouts and porters, imperial porters etc you should definitely check out founders. that shouldn't be hard to find and it will give you a nice introduction to heavier stuff. bourbon barrel aged beers etc

any other questions just add me

those headliners, what a blast from the past

the price isn't too bad either, i'd say its worth it if smashing pumpkins play a long set and sound garden

alice in chains is the best, but its just not the same without layne staley (RIP)

awesome, thank you

NP man

if you want a quality pc my boy can hook it up, and he's always looking for more projects/builds. this was one of his latest http://www.overclock.net/t/1310782/build-log-project-black-toxicity#post_18253605

very nice and clean down to every little detail, can answer any questions you have as well. he built mine and shipped it about 3 years ago, never had a problem with it since. doesn't matter about the price range either he'll work on anything. if you're interested lemme know and i'll give him a heads up. (serious inquire only please) had a problem with this in the past, tried to help someone out via these forums and they just dicked around with 20 questions. he's been doing this a long time, very professional about his work. so if you're interested just add me

i can recommend soundcards, depends on your price range though...audiophile gear is typically a little more expensive (depends on the company/model) but i can guarantee you will notice the difference in quality compared to just average on-board audio

just seems a bit tedious going all the way back to the beginning of the season

ETSSSSSSSSSS, good times bro's. was nice seeing everyone from last year as well as some new faces

my highlight of the trip

heaven: http://i.imgur.com/gS7CfUW.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/HOW9X7r.jpg

bonus picture of the legends here, rick and marma'fuckin'duke

http://imgur.com/ufBmK8C

which ultimately lead to

http://i.imgur.com/ChJ0NcM.jpg

I MISS CANADA