i doubt the sentiments of a bunch of underperforming college undergraduates living in an ideological bubble who will either drop out or barely get their associates/bachelors will have widespread consequences, but i understand your frustration. i definitely get annoyed when i see my peers suckered into these sort of debates instead of being productive.

the main issue i have with legally enforced preferred pronouns is the possibility that you can be brought to court for discrimination because you withdrew from discourse with someone who cares more about establishing their identity than the original topics brought to the table which had nothing to do with identity in the first place (i.e. any topics that don't revolve around themselves). i think dr. peterson brings up this threat of runaway ideological totalitarianism when he first speaks in OP's video.

thankfully, i don't have to deal with these kinds of retards on a regular basis because my life doesn't revolve around social psychology & liberal arts. i give no fucks about anyone's identity unless it impedes the flow of our discussion (in which case i'll most definitely be an asshole).

petty fortress 2

you'll be OK buddy

are you guys seriously not understanding the point of the exaggerated shadows? realistically, most of these emotions are way too complex to be represented physically from just the eyes alone; framing, angling, & post-process image manipulation are sometimes the only way to get the point across. these portrayals also rely on the skin around the eyes & eyebrows; (how you're meant to perceive the actor's) gender and age are also important factors to consider when weighing how a character is probably feeling. for instance, elderly, heavily wrinkled actors can more readily portray emotions like grief, kindness, and being despondent than their younger counterparts from their eyes alone with the right camera work.

these results should not be used as a standard to determine how real people feel. approach this test as how hollywood would portray these emotions and you should get most, if not all, of them right.

if you don't understand that, it's probably just a learning disability & not autism. i'm pretty sure movie and literary savants would easily ace this test.

round-robin refers to the class selection
i just wanna spill blood with my scattergun
i think your tournament is set up in good faith, but the primary flaw is that lots of players practice (& only really enjoy tf2 as) one class alone. in fact, i think it's a big reason why most of the remaining competitive tf2 players are turned off from overwatch. we don't like games that devolve into class picks & composition; we prefer agency & complete control over the game & its mechanics.
i like fighting everyone & everything as a scout. outside of niche cases, count me out of playing any other class seriously

fuck round-robin dittos
let me only play scout
i will gladly fight any class as a scout

ahve u sver ofha in a noodle farm with tenn baerds

seemed pretty tongue-in-cheek to me

new super-conservative justices?
here is an anime representation of how i feel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzc2EanVZV4

G900 or G403 wireless
all depends on which chassis/form factor you prefer
those are the two best mice on the market PERIOD
THERE'S NO NEED TO GET WIRED MICE ANYMORE
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

he probably wants to improve at the various mechanical elements of tf2 & develop various 1v1 strategies because being able to 1v1 can be extremely pivotal in securing wins in many different contexts.

there's nothing wrong with enjoying 1v1s in a mechanically skillful game when you don't intend to play on a team. i don't understand why you guys are intentionally acting daft; even though TF2 is obviously designed around teams, you're all fully aware that this game has really deep & high skill ceiling mechanics which are perfect for dueling.

hell, the reason that 6's completely trumps HL and other various game modes is because 6's is comparatively heavily DM oriented. and a lot of the biggest moments in games come from clutching out difficult situations, most of which are either 1v1s or being outnumbered. don't force people to play on a team if they're not comfortable with handling those fundamental types of fights; i'd prefer to play with someone who is extremely confident in their DM abilities than someone who makes excuses to avoid practicing MGE period. it's so much easier to coordinate with teammates who readily seek self-improvement (i.e. they're not complete bitches).

unfortunately, at this point in the game, most of the remaining good players don't enjoy mgeing. your friend will probably hit the skill ceiling in pub mge fairly quickly & will be forced to play in teams if he wants to fight more challenging players.

in other words, once your friend is comfortable, he'll naturally want/need to play on a team (or just move over to a completely duel-based game if he doesn't like tf2's stagnation). no need to force it.

pulled an all-nighter
trump is still the POTUS
ANIME VIDEO CELEBRATION
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7WyJ8CQl9I

speaking of aussies, namey was a baller aussie scout. always liked mgeing him early in the morning.
where he @???

this is one of trump's favorite anime videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJhpjuK4PZA