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downpourwhats a peso worth in canada
About 16 cents.
But they're worth more than that in Mexico, due to a disparity between the Canadian and Mexican economic situations, and all sorts of shenanigans based on the relative price of things that are easier to come by in some places than in others, and how badly those things are needed.
This will help, but it won't do the work for you: ABS TF2 Mapping Pack
XanSo, do we have to add this thread the summary of the drama or would that be too meta.
I'm
So
Meta
Even
This
Acronym(stolen from xkcd I'm not sorry)
vilefixed
It's ESEA with the backdoor to everyone's computer, not youtube. You used the wrong tag.
I tried to read The Colour of Magic first, then put it down. I picked up Guards! Guards! a year or so later and couldn't stop reading. I'm pretty sure Guards! Guards! is the first installment of the Vimes story arc, it's really good. I also liked Men at Arms, and Night Watch (guess where my name comes from).
He writes some awesome stuff. I like the Vimes arc the most, but there's a lot of really good bits in the DEATH arc as well. Not a huge fan of the witches, and the Rincewind books turned me off Pratchett when I first tried to read him. When I went back to them later I enjoyed them a lot more, even more than the others to an extent. I think The Last Continent is my favourite.
There's a place near my university that makes their own "Roasted Marshmallow" ice cream.
Where I live the government sees grades going down, and continues to hire more and more "specialists" whose job it is to make random guesses about what might help children to learn and to implement new educational policies across the school boards every three months. This means students are exposed to 6-7 different ways to approach problems every year, and are given the time to learn none of them.
shocka1you shouldn't bring that "emotional baggage" into your personal life. And I don't think anyone here does that. If they do, they are the smallest percentage that have an unhealthy attachment to this game.
Is it bad if I dream about MGE on spire
Maybe we could get more creative with non-cash prizes to give invite players an incentive to play
Like a 1v1 rock-climbing date with Salamancer
I remember last season when justin's team threw a match and we had 16 pages of drama and a good 30 hours before anyone shut up long enough to listen to his side of the story; and then the +frags and -frags reversed and all was peaceful. Just give it a rest, Valve will announce their adoption of comp TF2 in tonight's update teaser and there will be much rejoicing.
"A bad nap is something that you do not want." -Shwan
z4chCEVO
Pros: Has an NA league setup, has a client (could be good or bad), NA rule set, free league, dedicated staff(?).
Cons: Something happened years ago, which is why they stopped, then came back (I don't know much about it). Mostly associated with low level teams and teams that want to joke around. No prizepool(?), no LAN.
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TF.TV league
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Cons: Just an idea right now. Not even a statement about it from enigma is known.
DO RESEARCH.
http://www.cevo.com/news/120/team-fortress-2-6v6-season-3-information-600-in-cash-prizes/
enigma"we" gets thrown around a lot
it typically translates to "anyone but me" in regards to putting forth actual work
http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/14025-the-esea-abuse-thread/2#post-38