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On June 01 2014 07:17 Eppa! wrote:
How do you control multiple units in Dota 2? I played lycan and can you set up hotkeys or something?.
Yes you can set up multiple hotkeys for them. I use B N and Space bar for my groups so that way I can just flow through them. The good thin for me about the hotkeys is that I only have to set them once per game, and then they always pick up the same group.
On June 01 2014 07:03 ketchup wrote:
Did you all just spend that 50$ for max level compendium?
I did, and then my compendium got to level 139 after predictions, voting, and 10 hero challenge. 15 treasures.
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On June 01 2014 07:17 Eppa! wrote:
How do you control multiple units in Dota 2? I played lycan and can you set up hotkeys or something?.
it's like brood war.
ctrl+1, ctrl+2 ... etc. is default.
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just started watching Orange is the new Black - this show is quite awesome
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K, about to eat at an Ethiopian restaurant. What should I get? What should I avoid?
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On June 01 2014 11:02 wei2coolman wrote:
K, about to eat at an Ethiopian restaurant. What should I get? What should I avoid?
Berbere chicken
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On June 01 2014 11:13 Tooplark wrote:Show nested quote +On June 01 2014 11:02 wei2coolman wrote:
K, about to eat at an Ethiopian restaurant. What should I get? What should I avoid? Berbere chicken
to get, or to avoid?
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On June 01 2014 04:39 Eppa! wrote:Show nested quote +On June 01 2014 04:07 Dandel Ion wrote:
BS in the other direction actually, you can get great, truly great, wine for pretty cheap if you know what you're doing and what you like. Dry red wine is very much you get what you pay for. The thing that drives up wine prices are generally area, country, fame, work to get the product made, and often/volume its possible to produce. 3 of these are don't really mean much but the last 2 make a big difference. A good Amarone is one of my top 10 food experiences.
Wine, like most other alcohol, comes down mainly to taste even in the "bad ones". There are a wide variety of wines and its easy to find a few you like, so long as you're willing to taste.
For instance, while I enjoy wine and love dry reds (whites are terrible with the exception of a good dry sparkling ideally served as a cocktail) my main drink of choice is whiskey (Gin/Tequila as well). And while i love me some good expensive whiskey, there is nothing ever wrong with a standard bottle of Jim Beam Rye (or Wild Turkey Rye*) ideally prepared as an old fashioned (Orange + Chocolate bitters)
*But only the Ryes for both, cheap bourbons are literally wastewater in the Tequila/Scotch production line
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On June 01 2014 11:14 wei2coolman wrote:Show nested quote +On June 01 2014 11:13 Tooplark wrote:On June 01 2014 11:02 wei2coolman wrote:
K, about to eat at an Ethiopian restaurant. What should I get? What should I avoid? Berbere chicken to get, or to avoid?
get meat. eat meat with fingers. I'm going to sound ignorant, but the different meats don't taste very different.
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Anyone doing the wildstar ing?
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On June 01 2014 12:08 Goumindong wrote:Show nested quote +On June 01 2014 04:39 Eppa! wrote:On June 01 2014 04:07 Dandel Ion wrote:
BS in the other direction actually, you can get great, truly great, wine for pretty cheap if you know what you're doing and what you like. Dry red wine is very much you get what you pay for. The thing that drives up wine prices are generally area, country, fame, work to get the product made, and often/volume its possible to produce. 3 of these are don't really mean much but the last 2 make a big difference. A good Amarone is one of my top 10 food experiences. Wine, like most other alcohol, comes down mainly to taste even in the "bad ones". There are a wide variety of wines and its easy to find a few you like, so long as you're willing to taste.
The thing is, palate is something you have to work to actively develop to really appreciate higher-end food and drink, but people just wanna feel like ballers so they get expensive ass stuff without appreciating it.
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Lol Scrip
A friend of mine came over today, and she had the nekomimi ears that read brainwaves and I thought of you
They're also fantastic.
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On June 01 2014 14:53 GhandiEAGLE wrote:
Lol Scrip
A friend of mine came over today, and she had the nekomimi ears that read brainwaves and I thought of you
They're also fantastic.
no....
THE PLAGUE HAS BEGUN. EVERYONE ABANDON EARTH.
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On June 01 2014 14:53 GhandiEAGLE wrote:
Lol Scrip
A friend of mine came over today, and she had the nekomimi ears that read brainwaves and I thought of you
They're also fantastic.
+ Show Spoiler +
Nope, nah-uh, didn't happen.
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What would I even get from lying about that lol
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Hello friends. It's time for another long train ride, out to Florence this time.
Ciao~
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On June 01 2014 15:12 GhandiEAGLE wrote:
What would I even get from lying about that lol
Scip's love?
I've seen people troll for less.
There Req, I've said something.
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On June 01 2014 14:53 GhandiEAGLE wrote:
Lol Scrip
A friend of mine came over today, and she had the nekomimi ears that read brainwaves and I thought of you
They're also fantastic.
pics or it didnt happen
I doubt the part where the girl was wearing cat ears, not the part where you were thinking about me
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On June 01 2014 15:25 red_ wrote:Show nested quote +On June 01 2014 15:12 GhandiEAGLE wrote:
What would I even get from lying about that lol Scip's love? I've seen people troll for less. There Req, I've said something.
I don't think humans are within the scope of Scip's love to begin with
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ethiopian food purty good, lots of spices, very similar to indian imo.
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On June 01 2014 15:42 wei2coolman wrote:
ethiopian food purty good, lots of spices, very similar to indian imo.
I'm going to hell for laughing at this.
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