EPTOn September 15 2016 04:31 mordek wrote:
Oh gosh, stay away from my ACL you monsters.
Pretty neato description
Oh gosh, stay away from my ACL you monsters.
Pretty neato description
this actually made me nauseous haha.
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
this actually made me nauseous haha. | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
On September 15 2016 04:27 jcarlsoniv wrote: Heel hooks and knee bars are two things I never wanted to fuck with. Ankle crushes too. I used to get back control and go super hard on setting up a torso lock with my legs until my friend learned that he could destroy my ankles through it. Like the guy pulled it just enough I could feel some tendons very very stretched. Not enough to strain them, but it did hurt a bit and there's not a lot of give in the knee until it tears lol. I didn't know about kneebars, aren't the kinda like armbars? Never heard of them being overly dangerous. | ||
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killerdog
Denmark6522 Posts
I don't think I've done it yet in my mum's car which has an actual handle to pull up. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On September 15 2016 04:50 Scip wrote: Like the guy pulled it just enough I could feel some tendons very very stretched. Not enough to strain them, but it did hurt a bit and there's not a lot of give in the knee until it tears lol. I didn't know about kneebars, aren't the kinda like armbars? Never heard of them being overly dangerous. Yeah, same concept as armbars. I just hate messing with knees, they're really fragile and long term injury on them is really easy. On September 15 2016 04:59 killerdog wrote: Also worth noting the car I learned in had one of those button handbrakes which auto released when you start going forward or something. Aarhus is pretty flat, but most of the big roads slope down towards the harbour so you have considerable slope and incredibly tight traffic which is not a fun combination I don't think I've done it yet in my mum's car which has an actual handle to pull up. That sounds terrible. There's no more satisfying sound than the clicking as you lock your hand brake to park. | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
On September 15 2016 04:59 killerdog wrote: Also worth noting the car I learned in had one of those button handbrakes which auto released when you start going forward or something. I don't think I've done it yet in my mum's car which has an actual handle to pull up. that makes more sense but i didnt know that was a thing. | ||
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Slayer91
Ireland23469 Posts
http://www.liquidlegends.net/blogs/513979-company-of-heroes-2#1 I'm probably on some kind of register now for consecutively googling "happy hitler" and "sad hitler" for images worth | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
On September 15 2016 05:34 Slayer91 wrote: before we all get addicted to WoW, I'm shamelessly plugging my CoH2 blog here since there is where all the cool kids are at. http://www.liquidlegends.net/blogs/513979-company-of-heroes-2#1 I'm probably on some kind of register now for consecutively googling "happy hitler" and "sad hitler" for images worth I THOUGHT YOU WERE DEAD what happened | ||
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Slayer91
Ireland23469 Posts
Finished the steelheart triliogy and reading some Pratchett atm. If you want to contact me just PM me on TL like howard does or any normal human being im unreliable on skype because fuck skype Oh my brother sent me a link to this korean light novel you might want to read it it's about a guy going super tryhard in a virtual reality MMO after getting fucked over his whole life pretty cool it's called the Legendary Moonlight Sculptor he's not a pussy it's just the plot forces him super hard into the sculpting thing so its not 100% murder | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
Also loved CoH 1 but was super casual with it. Does CoH 2 compare well to it? | ||
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Slayer91
Ireland23469 Posts
at the very least the graphics are updated and the community is still active here Steelheart is weaksauce for a sanderson novel, but still at least a 8 or 9/10. | ||
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Karis Vas Ryaar
United States4396 Posts
grats. also your names hansen? are you realated to Kai hansen by any chance? | ||
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Slayer91
Ireland23469 Posts
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
somehow not too attractive to me like it's LITERALLY MY LIFE I don't need to read about it wtf I've just been delving into the "Horror" section of mangafox, seems to be serving me pretty well atm | ||
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Eppa!
Sweden4641 Posts
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
On September 15 2016 06:54 Eppa! wrote: For the brawl imo the strongest deck is discard imp, soulfire, fist of jaraxxxus. This is hilariously dumb. Wow. | ||
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Fildun
Netherlands4124 Posts
I'd say handbrake only when waiting for trains/bridges, but when waiting for 1 min + lights it should be fine? In theory it's the best but most people are too lazy. Btw that 3 point turn mistake is not something they'd ever deduct points on. Also first couple times I drove after getting my license my dad drove with me which helped a lot with staying calm, but he's also the type of guy to not give false advice so idk. | ||
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phyvo
United States5635 Posts
On September 15 2016 04:48 Dandel Ion wrote: it's just over-hyped shinies basically sets will usually get 'themes' (upcoming gets an artifact theme, bfz had lands) and they'll toss in even-mythicerer-mythic rare reprints in packs to become more of a lottery tldr cash-grab shinies Ah. I was wondering because someone was complaining about them as if they increased the already high cost of playing MTG competitively. | ||
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Dandel Ion
Austria17960 Posts
takes all kinds i guess | ||
TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On September 15 2016 08:36 phyvo wrote: Ah. I was wondering because someone was complaining about them as if they increased the already high cost of playing MTG competitively. Whoever says that is being stupid because it only serves to depress the cost of standard staples. How significant that effect is remains to be seen (I don't think that it will be that significant), but it's very unlikely they actually increase the cost. A box of Magic cards in an unlimited print run set has essentially a fixed value. As such, the expected value of all the cards in the box has to equal the value of a box--if this weren't the case, the secondary market would shift until this equilibrium is reached again. Typically this means that the competitive staples all hold incredibly high value, and all the draft chaff is worth next to nothing. So the value of the handful of good cards you expect to get in a box adds up to that $100, so you end up with a mix of cards in the range of $5-20. What the masterpiece cards do is add a small chance of a very high value card that is totally irrelevant to standard play, which contributes to the expected box value. As such, since those cards are making up some part of that expected $100, the equilibrium has to shift such that everything else in the box is worth a little bit less. So all the cards that *are* relevant to standard play have their value shifted downward just a little bit. The only real argument I've seen against the masterpiece cards is that they increase variance in pack openings so for drafters (who open a small number of packs at a time), it's harder to get consistent value selling your singles back after a draft. But as I said, I don't think the effect of depressing card values will be that significant. | ||
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