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no

enigma pls

The default seller is now selling it for $34 but you can still get it for $22 if you click here.

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To prevent the g400 dying you just have to secure the mouse wire somewhere so that you have enough slack to never tug on it when gaming. I've secured mine to the wire router behind my monitor. Also if the g400 happens to die, as tehh4ck3r said, Logitech warranties are god-like.

clicky

free shipping with prime
no excuse

How do you turn off sparks?

how to not gain subscribers

reminds me of this
https://vimeo.com/30905088

http://fiverr.com/gigs/search?utf8=✓&query=logo

both do the same thing except it's quicker to type -freq
go -freq or go home

ok but why do you need 2?
1 titan is already overkill.

>saves money very well
>buys TWO gtx titans

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here's an idea, what if we post a reddit thread recruiting people who have never played 6v6 for a tournament. the people have to go through a short interview to make sure they aren't total shitlords. we'd get the usual cookie cutter setup and make sure they are about equal in terms of skill. then you get 2 coaches who are relatively good and each coach gets 6 players. together they practice and scrim for a week and then at the end of the week we pit the 2 teams together, mano y mano, in a casted best of 3. maybe you can even stream some of the team's mentoring sessions. if you're feeling fancy you could throw in a prize. it would be like a real life tf2 reality show. if the the teams are fair in terms of skill and exposure to 6v6, the coaches are equally determined to win and spadez doesn't alias on one of the teams then i can see this being a really fun event. it will bring in 12 new people to comp tf2 and hopefully the exposure on reddit will be big enough to bring in a lot more people.

damn im good