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On July 18 2015 06:56 jcarlsoniv wrote: Ultra Street Fighter IV is free play for the weekend. I'll probably dick around on it a bit. If you're around layer I might be in.
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On July 18 2015 08:03 AsmodeusXI wrote: I'm pretty convinced that if there was a game made for LLL Game Night it was Rocket League. Everyone needs to suck it up and buy it so hilarity can ensue. I watched Dyrus play a 2v2 game on it against Shia and Labeouf.
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Man, how does it feel being the least talented child?
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On July 18 2015 08:24 Requizen wrote:Man, how does it feel being the least talented child? And a Teen Girl Squad member. + Show Spoiler +
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This has been stuck in my head all day.
Time for me to force it on the rest of you. Even if time is an illusion. + Show Spoiler +
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I knew a girl who had glasses like that and we called her the ugly one.
She was far from it
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AHAHAHHAHA
Did the virtual phone trick to get my free packs/cardbacks
Open another Al'Akir
PREPARE TO BECOME DUST.
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On July 18 2015 06:08 GhandiEAGLE wrote:Show nested quote +On July 18 2015 05:50 Crusnik wrote: So, Gandhi, what's there to do in Seattle? No idea how much time my friends and I will spend outside of Key Arena, but we're probably going to need places to eat. If you have a spare day, try and head down to Pike Place Market. Parking is hell but its really awesome, there's a shit ton of interesting stalls, and its on the water/really pretty. There's a lot of really good food down there too, especially if you consult someone knowledgeable about the stalls. Walking along that whole waterfront area is incredibly rad as well, it's probably the best way to quickly get to know actual Seattle, since Key Arena is in a sort of oddball part of Queen Anne. If you need a really cheap place for burgers right near Key Arena, go to Dick's Burgers. It's basically McDonalds prices with much better (for the price) quality food, and it's really close to the Arena. Checking out the Space Needle is pretty cool since its in the area, I wouldn't put it high on the list if you're strapped for time though. If you have a few hours I'd suggest checking out the Science Fiction Museum that's really near the area. It takes a couple hours to get through but it's more or less awesome. Good Mexican food is Plaza Garibaldi, it's not flashy but its friendly and has really tasty chips/salsa. T.S.McHughes is a pretty tasty Irish Pub in the area, but it can be somewhat hit or miss; depending on the staff you get, you might end up getting poor food/service, but the upside is good enough that the restaurant is pretty successful. If you're just looking for food court kind of things, try and find your way over to the Seattle Center Armory. You might have to do a quick internet search to find it, but its a huge building really close to Key Arena. The inside is actually really cool (there's a whole underground playground, and a school on the top floor as well) and there's a lot of places to sit. The food there is nice and varied, you have the standard food court options like Subway and Starbucks, but you also have some of Seattle's more tryhard hipster establishments like Eltana's and The Confectional. They have really good fudge there, hit that up if you want. But seriously I heavily recommend finding a day to just go and chill at/explore Pike Place Market. It's really rad. It's too bad that Key Arena isn't next to #1 best burgers NA Katsu Burger. Good luck man let me know if you need anything else I stayed an extra day after TI3 finished and I spent most of it at Pike Place Market. There's a lot of really neat souvenirs you can find, and some of the food stands are ridiculously good. There's also a lot of treats and stuff 
Also the Fish tossing guys are cool at Pike Place, idk if you know who they are but you can look them up. They throw fish and shit, it's hilarious. There is also a strip club across the street from Pike Place, it's not my kind of thing but who knows maybe you would go!
Went to the space needle and it was meh, would recommend just to say you went but otherwise avoid it.
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On July 18 2015 08:33 Requizen wrote: AHAHAHHAHA
Did the virtual phone trick to get my free packs/cardbacks
Open another Al'Akir
PREPARE TO BECOME DUST. How Do dat? Linky
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On July 18 2015 08:43 WaveofShadow wrote:Show nested quote +On July 18 2015 08:33 Requizen wrote: AHAHAHHAHA
Did the virtual phone trick to get my free packs/cardbacks
Open another Al'Akir
PREPARE TO BECOME DUST. How Do dat? Linky https://www.reddit.com/r/hearthstone/comments/3dl20l/free_galaxy_gifts_cardback_and_3_packs_no_phone/
Basically you run a phone emulator (the kind they use for testing apps) and make a phone that meets the specifications of the packs.
It may also require you to turn on virtualization in your BIOS, so be aware if you don't feel comfortable messing around (it's really nbd tho).
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Man I forgot how much fun DCI shows are. The show hasn't even started yet and people are competing already. Plus I got like 5 polos. Wardrobe upgrade competed
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On July 18 2015 06:09 ComaDose wrote:Show nested quote +On July 18 2015 05:52 mordek wrote: I think 3 would be pretty sweet but 2 is good enough.
Anyone else use the dual keyboard method? Currently have left hand on my laptop keyboard and my right on the normal keyboard. It's pretty swag. how does this work?? + Show Spoiler +also this is a pretty chuckleworthy blog www.teamliquid.net That picture is pretty close. You're arms are just spread out. You just imagine it's one keyboard and it just works!
And real talk about internet. What's the minimum speed down you guys would consider? For stuff like netflix and gaming.
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On July 18 2015 08:38 TheEmulator wrote:Show nested quote +On July 18 2015 06:08 GhandiEAGLE wrote:On July 18 2015 05:50 Crusnik wrote: So, Gandhi, what's there to do in Seattle? No idea how much time my friends and I will spend outside of Key Arena, but we're probably going to need places to eat. If you have a spare day, try and head down to Pike Place Market. Parking is hell but its really awesome, there's a shit ton of interesting stalls, and its on the water/really pretty. There's a lot of really good food down there too, especially if you consult someone knowledgeable about the stalls. Walking along that whole waterfront area is incredibly rad as well, it's probably the best way to quickly get to know actual Seattle, since Key Arena is in a sort of oddball part of Queen Anne. If you need a really cheap place for burgers right near Key Arena, go to Dick's Burgers. It's basically McDonalds prices with much better (for the price) quality food, and it's really close to the Arena. Checking out the Space Needle is pretty cool since its in the area, I wouldn't put it high on the list if you're strapped for time though. If you have a few hours I'd suggest checking out the Science Fiction Museum that's really near the area. It takes a couple hours to get through but it's more or less awesome. Good Mexican food is Plaza Garibaldi, it's not flashy but its friendly and has really tasty chips/salsa. T.S.McHughes is a pretty tasty Irish Pub in the area, but it can be somewhat hit or miss; depending on the staff you get, you might end up getting poor food/service, but the upside is good enough that the restaurant is pretty successful. If you're just looking for food court kind of things, try and find your way over to the Seattle Center Armory. You might have to do a quick internet search to find it, but its a huge building really close to Key Arena. The inside is actually really cool (there's a whole underground playground, and a school on the top floor as well) and there's a lot of places to sit. The food there is nice and varied, you have the standard food court options like Subway and Starbucks, but you also have some of Seattle's more tryhard hipster establishments like Eltana's and The Confectional. They have really good fudge there, hit that up if you want. But seriously I heavily recommend finding a day to just go and chill at/explore Pike Place Market. It's really rad. It's too bad that Key Arena isn't next to #1 best burgers NA Katsu Burger. Good luck man let me know if you need anything else I stayed an extra day after TI3 finished and I spent most of it at Pike Place Market. There's a lot of really neat souvenirs you can find, and some of the food stands are ridiculously good. There's also a lot of treats and stuff  Also the Fish tossing guys are cool at Pike Place, idk if you know who they are but you can look them up. They throw fish and shit, it's hilarious. There is also a strip club across the street from Pike Place, it's not my kind of thing but who knows maybe you would go! Went to the space needle and it was meh, would recommend just to say you went but otherwise avoid it. Would second the fish-throwing.
EYYYY SALMON
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Wooo that let me complete my Handlock. One game and I already love this deck. You just get huge and then hit things in the face.
Yeah aggro dude hit me, you just gettin out my Moltens faster. Bwahahaha
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I never knew that Smash was so good at cooking spaghetti
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Wow I didn't think he kept up enough to actually compete. I miss him 
Edit: Well I was right
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On July 18 2015 08:45 Requizen wrote:Show nested quote +On July 18 2015 08:43 WaveofShadow wrote:On July 18 2015 08:33 Requizen wrote: AHAHAHHAHA
Did the virtual phone trick to get my free packs/cardbacks
Open another Al'Akir
PREPARE TO BECOME DUST. How Do dat? Linky https://www.reddit.com/r/hearthstone/comments/3dl20l/free_galaxy_gifts_cardback_and_3_packs_no_phone/Basically you run a phone emulator (the kind they use for testing apps) and make a phone that meets the specifications of the packs. It may also require you to turn on virtualization in your BIOS, so be aware if you don't feel comfortable messing around (it's really nbd tho).
This was a very frustrating but informative process. I had to do so much troubleshooting.
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Man I'm so used to caring about only main EVO games that I just can't get hyped for the Persona top8 which is my favorite fighting game atm :/
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On July 18 2015 09:43 jcarlsoniv wrote:Show nested quote +On July 18 2015 08:45 Requizen wrote:On July 18 2015 08:43 WaveofShadow wrote:On July 18 2015 08:33 Requizen wrote: AHAHAHHAHA
Did the virtual phone trick to get my free packs/cardbacks
Open another Al'Akir
PREPARE TO BECOME DUST. How Do dat? Linky https://www.reddit.com/r/hearthstone/comments/3dl20l/free_galaxy_gifts_cardback_and_3_packs_no_phone/Basically you run a phone emulator (the kind they use for testing apps) and make a phone that meets the specifications of the packs. It may also require you to turn on virtualization in your BIOS, so be aware if you don't feel comfortable messing around (it's really nbd tho). This was a very frustrating but informative process. I had to do so much troubleshooting.
I was pretty easy for me (took a while though), but I did use a youtube tutorial instead. Only dust, though...
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