yes, I literally grew up eating south-asian cuisine, Ive always loved typical spicy indian/paki dishes like biriyani and or regular curries with like beef or chicken, it even works well with fish too! However with the majority of my squad being tamil (from Sri Lanka) they actually have alot spicier food than indian/ paki food that i've tasted. Also lets not get started on jamaican cuisine :^)
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i too can only taste, smell, and feel
invite soldier, high IM everything else easily, what more ya need other than him pressing his push to talk in mumble for once
match will be played tommorow @ 11 PM EST btw
what is the point of this
american standard murder followed up with a suicide, such a shame that talent was ended, rip
rip habib, he will always be rememberd - praise allah
sopsfeegeeare there gonna be a bunch of philosophy puns now or somethingin Theory there should be at least some
haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah :)
do it for everyone you love austin
scrims are the best way to learn and improve on your positioning, heal beam spread and calling, also watching povs of other really good medics (i.e shade, nursey, ninjanick, etc) can be really helpful because you can pick up small things like for example, when to back out, when to milk, etc. but playing with your own team you build your own playstyle and keep adding to it. so definitely know how your team likes to play and build up that gamesense.
ok dramas over guys lets stop posting in this thread ty