(some douche used this and didn't even upfrag you)

http://i.imgur.com/969qgLp.png

debuglio. psyched

but what the fuck is this

i sort of agree, but i notice that not all plat pyros seem to. this is probably the wrong forum on which to ask why, but i've wondered for a while. just playstyle differences?

esea: each season more confusing than the last

there are valid ways to say what you said, but it has to be done carefully, and it can depend on variables like religious beliefs that you don't know. if this person yelled at you, most likely you said it completely wrong.

man i have no idea what b4nny thinks about #3

because they have no idea what they are doing, they will pick a random pyro weapon and buff it into absurdity, ruining casual tf2 for a few weeks/months/years while they consider how to fix it. last time it was the phlog. remember that?

apologize for a dumb question, i know nothing about comp ow. but i assume this was casted? can i get a link to clock shitting on people? that's why i got into comp tf2 originally.

thank you skeez

i have no idea what doublecross would look like without the pit, which you would have to remove.

for god's sake do yourself a favor https://www.amazon.com/George-Foreman-GR10B-2-Serving-Electric/dp/B001NXC65K

>insert capn

>change location of story to chicago institute of art

i really, really, would check craigslist/user stores but especially craigslist before you buy anything from walmart.

i didn't mention it before because i thought you would just go to a used store and spend like 250-300 (depending where you are maybe up to 500), but if you're in the <200 range more then just check craiglist and be patient for a week or two. bikes are like the most commonly sold thing on craiglist esp. in college towns

you'll just wanna google used bike stores in your area (if you live in a city), then go down and ask them for help. there are hybrid bikes if you want to run both mountain biking trails and road. if you get like a 2014 or something it'll probably be as-new (also lots of used retailers offer a one-time free full repair or something as a sort of warranty).

if you plan to do a ton of commuting with a bike in future, buy a road bike, they're smoother and faster. if you really plan to do trails often, go for a mountain or hybrid. be honest with yourself because bikes can be pricey.

but really have this conversation in person with someone who works at a used bike store while looking at and judging various models. i've been in the same situation, back when i knew nothing about biking. it was extremely helpful.