work hard in the day so you are actually tired

AAVE should be the language of EU competitive

How did somebody who has never played competitive tf2 in any format or league end up on this site anyway? Surely there's 100 internet forums that would be more suitable for this discussion

for most new scouts the answer is to jump way less than they do

Could maybe use a multi-class sub who is available on Tuesdays (rosters close in 5 days)

no time for tryouts, message me if you've played with any of us before

bruh moment starting med is owenchungus, not just jazz

on a more serious note, maybe I'm alone in this but I find dpm a much more useful stat when compared to dtm, maybe a ratio of the two would give interesting stats

soldier stats should be based on the number of rocket jumps they do in a match

can you correct the spelling of "Damage Received" in the per-player stats?

no longer looking thanks for trying out

probably looking for flank scout tryouts this week got enough for now thx

bump, still waiting for the dust to settle but I already know we need a medic for next season, just jazz is doing some coaching stuff instead (he remains with us in spirit)

as much as possible I'd like to keep it within the friends group so if you've ever played on a team with one of us gimme a shout

recording pregame makes demo reviews that much more of a pain in the ass

"Stop doing deadlifts" is the worst possible advice, I guarantee the guy telling you that is a skinnyfat redditor. There is greater risk of injury from NOT doing compound barbell exercises than from properly doing any one of them. Deadlifts are even recommended for seniors and injury rehab.

bodybuilding is a pharmaceutical contest and completely irrelevant to any discussion of physical fitness

It's actually just dangerous listening to non-lifters like turbotabs pretend to be experts. You hurt your back from twisting while moving the entertainment center thing, not from deadlifts.

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