It completely depends on the event in question.

Weddings can range from really casual to really formal. If there is a specified dress code (semi-formal, festive informal, black tie, etc) on the invitation, it's best to abide. If they didn't specify, they can't very well get angry at you. Calling and asking for the dress code is never a bad idea if you're trying to play it safe.

As for a funeral, you're there to pay your respects. Fuck what anyone thinks about what you're wearing.

If I were running an event, and someone broke the "accepted" dress code, I really wouldn't care that much unless they were making some sort of statement. I'd care more that they showed up, because I want the person there (or I wouldn't have fucking invited them).

And yes, if you're just starting to build a wardrobe, black is generally NOT the go-to. A dark navy suit and a pair of brown shoes are the best place to start.

Would be dope if this started out as like, hella realistic trench warfare where you're bogged down in trenches for mad long waiting on orders to attack and then everyone runs out of ammo so you just chill in trenches and try to ration your supplies.

Then you run out of supplies and it turns into one of those survival games where you have to catch food and build treehouses. CURVEBALLLLLLLLL.

Then the germans finally come over and are really confused cause you have a treehouse civilization.

Ok nobody steal that idea, I'm making a game.

You don't have shit to apologize for. Maybe you didn't try in school because your mind was always on other things, maybe it was because you weren't mentally there yet, in terms of maturity; or maybe it's because, deep down, you knew that shit was a game and you couldn't bring yourself to play along. Maybe it was all three, and more. Either way, you'll find your game, you've got plenty of time. Your mother's age is testimony to that.

That'd be awesome. A good outlined cross (maybe even with a shadow option like on Morehud black) is a good place to start. Some people really like big circles too, like the one from yahud. In the meantime, I'll check out this dot you speak of.

Looks sweet. What kind of crosshairs do you have in this?

IDK about that particular one, but a great place to find quality desks is office liquidator stores. You can probably find one in your area, I know there's quite a few near me.

Basically they just sell furniture from offices that are closing/re-designing. I got a like-new Herman Miller desk for 130 dollars (which, if you know anything about furniture, is fucking crazy low). You can find good chairs too, usually.

Ok, so I don't care about any of this "beef" but...

Fourteen fucking pages of this shit and not one person tries to turn this into a rap battle?

This is why tf2 isn't esports.

Elevation Burger. Honorable mention to Shake Shack and maybe In N Out.

Chick Fil A, and Five Guys, and PDQ are only good if you haven't been to a larger city with more options. Real talk.

Careful now.

HERE WE GO AGAIN BOYS

Unban niggatron and I'll stop.

#justice #wewillnotgosilently

Homedude looks like he just got off the set of a capri sun commercial. Shoulda just thrown a capri sun at her and been like TASTE THE WAVE or w/e the slogan was (probably not taste the wave, idk).

Rest in peace, Dynomutt. November 20, 1970 - infinity.

Better put that there period inside them quotations though AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH bars

HP, easily. When you make streamers leave their houses to "come fight you outside" then you're maybe near his level.

Yeah, obviously I'm not paying shit for this game rofl. It's a really dumb game but it's surprisingly fun to fuck around in, and there are some pretty fun mechanics. HMU if you wanna body the 11 or 12 people that play it.