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Hi Gang, here's a preview of what's going on in our home at the moment. Still sooo much to do. 30 totes later, the salad's made so please join us for a lite lunch while you browse.LOL These dishes are some I picked up this summer. I will be doing more tweaking with most of this as the week goes on. It is a good feeling to have this much out tho. As for today my plan is to get outside and try to light things up.
Doesn't the plate look lit up?
Don't forget to bring out the Santa pictures. I will be changing this up and replacing the cloth ones with some of my collection if I find them this year.LOL
White santa and sleigh will not be on top of the fridge this year so I could use silver garland.
Used more mesh ribbon on the top of our roll top desk. If you haven't used this before, it's wonderful. I picked mine up at Costco this year.
This is our tree from DF's. I tried to give it a modern look. I still have the christmas balls that df used on it but will share them later with all of you.
Sure hope I haven't scared all of you with my preview pictures! As all of you know tho, I owe, I owe, it's off to work I go tomorrow for another week!
WOW!!!!!! I don't even know where to start - I love it all - it looks like a showroom of Christmas goodies. I will admit I have a love/hate relationship with the mesh ribbon - in so many places it is OVERUSED but I do like how you have incorporated it - it enhances your decor and doesn't overwhelm the other greens, ect - very very nice. Can't wait to see more .....
I am sitting here with my mouth wide open!!! WOWZER!! You have been one busy woman......Can't believe all of your wonderful Christmas decor...SO many pretty things! Are you available for hire??? I could use some of that energy of yours! What a beautiful job Punk!
Ok, I don't believe it! You put me to shame! I know that the 'elves' are out in CO today!!! You couldn't have filled all those china cabinets & decorated all this in ONE DAY!!! LOL! punk, you are the 'energizer bunny!' I envy your spirit!!!
Where to begin? Well, those Santa's w/the mesh ribbon & the potted pines, ornaments on the desk top really call to me! The 'sp-ikey silver trees' on top of china closet w/that BIG Santa are lovely!
I can see a couple nativity in that new CC, too...maybe you can share close-ups later as you 'tweak.' And you did a t'cape to boot...wow, I do like those dishes, the Santa's, the trees & the white compote for centerpc. You definitely have COLOR this yr, punk! Very hip!
Ok, I could go on & on...but I know you'll tweak & share more...love it! Jeanne S.
Lynne, I will share more pictures when I finish. Is it the full mesh w/o garland that you don't care for? I was thinking about adding poinsettias to the one on top of my vintage china cabinet. It's great to have you back joining the fun. Have you been busy making goodies yet?
Marlene, I'd love to hire out to decorate for others. Maybe in my next life.LOL I did have a position and was in charge of decorating for all the parties. It was so fun spending someone else's money when the sky was pretty much the limit.
Jeanne, I was up till 2 am both nights. It won't be that late tonight with work tomorrow. I plan to share close ups when I get things finished. I have 3 nativity sets to share this year. Not sure what I want to add to the displays for them. Maybe some spanish moss.I'm going to try to go out and get some garland and a few more totes and do alittle more this evening.
Thanks for your sweet comments ladies. You sure know how to make one feel good.
Punk - thanks for the welcome back - you have Jeanne to thank for that - she nudged me over on FB - I had gotten so tied up with FB, Pinterest and various blogs that I got away from my original source of inspiration but I am back now :)
As for the mesh ribbon - it more when it is used all by itself and it is made really poufy - I go to a Pottery/warehouse place and they have a huge floral department and the wreaths are EVERYWHERE - overkill IMO - lol
as a result of looking at your pictures I added some mesh ribbon to the garland that separates our kitchen/dining area from the family room. Next year I will add the mesh to the garland BEFORE I have my hubby hang it but bless his heart he worked it in for me. I am going to try and get some pictures in the next couple of days .....
WoW Punk!! You've been on a roll!
I have no one certain favorite thing, there's so many pretties.
I'm loving the white Santa on top of the cc though. He looks like he was made to sit there. Fabulous all the way around!
I agree with Lynne about the over use of mesh , however it's one of those things a little packs a nice punch and goes a long way. Color me sad though, I wasn't able to find it anywhere here locally this year so didn't get to use it. Blah... lol
Get some rest woman, you've certainly earned it.
Oh Lynne, you added mesh after seeing mine. How sweet, that makes me feel so good.
Fun2BHere, we are all enablers. I have such a busy schedule that I don't have any other choice if I want to keep up. So glad your here with us and appreciate your comments.
MM, I have more pictures to post and will be heading back to work in the morning. Some times DH doesn't like to stay home with me cause he thinks I work him to hard.LOL
Thanks ladies for the sweet comments.
How the heck do you do it??? You got ALL that DONE that FAST?! You can't be a mere human, you're a robot, right? Or the Energizer Bunny in disguise!
I don't even know where to begin, and I've looked at all the photos several times. Its overwhelming how much there is to see and ohhh/ahhh over! Needless to say, I think its all so wonderful and festive and pretty.
hugs, Karen
Wow! I would luv to just spend a day wandering around your festive home and taking in every sight. But you might have to keep a close eye on me cuz I sure would like to sneak that white sleigh and santa home with me.
You must be an ultimate packer for the off season, none of the trees or wreath look the least bit crushed. I need you at my house after Christmas.
Wow oh Wow Punk...looks like you've been adding
High-octane to your coffee again! lol
I can't believe what you've accomplished in such a short time..and it all looks amazing. I think you can charge
admission to see all your wonderful displays.
So many to see too. You decorated your new cabinets beautifully. I love the silver display with the Santa and
I'd love to be sitting at your table looking at the beautiful display on your buffet..In fact everywhere you look is a beautiful site.
I think your DF's tree is so nostalgic looking and it's so nice that you put it up to enjoy.
Has your DGD seen it all yet?
I think she won't want to go home because it looks like Santa lives there!! lol
Loved looking Punk..as always...YOU are amazing!
Karen, I think it's harder to stay caught up on the posts than it is to decorate! I was so tickled tonight to see you decorated your kitchen and posted. You have so many neat things, it's a shame to not share with all of us so we can enjoy.LOL
Decorcrzy, your Welcome to come over any time. I've had that white santa and sleigh for years. I have so many totes and try to pack accordingly. However, I'm no different than all of you and things always need fluffed the next year.
Jane, please come over and see us. I'd love to see how you would display things in our home. You have such great TASTE! DGD hasn't seen our home but she should have Christmas break so she can spend a few days with us. Seems like we're always running on the weekends. With her in school now, I don't get her during the week much.
Thanks so much Kare, Decocrzy and Jane. Your comments are so sweet and I always enjoy reading them.


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This is one of the strangest trading stocks there is. With it's low volume and high beta you have to be very patient with it. If you trade it just right you can make money on it. I have been all year. In and out and again and again. It gets scary at times but it always comes back. It makes runs in both directions and you can trapped but if you wait it out it reverses in few days.
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Today is the last day you can receive this beautiful print if you pre-order Blue Birds. Details below.
My husband's first pastorate out of seminary was in Northern Virginia, just outside Washington DC. He was a youth pastor and I was a teacher, and we were still pretty new to town. One Sunday a young couple visited our church. I casually chatted with them — a British fellow with the name Steve Martin (isn't that fun?) and his lovely American wife, Jamie. And in those few moments I had one of those weird experiences I'd only had once before: I knew immediately that Jamie and I would become very good friends.
It was a strange feeling with no real basis, other than an underlining conviction we had clicked in a meaningful way. Almost fifteen years have passed since that Sunday. We've lived apart for eleven of them. But the fledgling friendship that started that day has been one of my life's dearest gifts.
One spring Jamie came to visit us in Michigan. As the two of us wandered through an antique shop, she handed me a worn school primer she'd found on a shelf. Maybe it will be helpful for that new book idea you have, she said. It ended up being key. On the day May B. came into the world, Jamie wrote something that to this day makes me cry.
As I struggled with writing Blue Birds, Jamie was the one to tell me good work is often hard work. Each time I'd email about how difficult it all was, she'd remind me the writing was hard because it was important.
This time last year I was deep in the midst of second-round edits and desperate to connect with Alis and Kimi in a meaningful way. So I started wearing a strand of pearls. Everyday. With sweats and dressy clothes and everything in between. Unless I was sleeping or exercising, the pearls were there. My Blue Birds girls share a pearl necklace (you can see Alis wearing it on the cover). Wearing pearls was a constant reminder of their friendship, a way to meet them beyond my writing sessions, to carry them with me to the grocery store, while walking the dog, into life's small, quiet moments.
It was during this time I found this treasure in my mailbox. A gift from Jamie (who knew nothing about the pearls). And that's when I knew with certainty exactly who this book was for.
If we're lucky, we find friends in this world who love us as we are and bring out our best selves. I hope that's what I've captured in Alis and Kimi's relationship. It's what Jamie Martin has given me.
This post is part of a week-long celebration in honor of Blue Birds. I'm giving away a downloadable PDF of this beautiful Blue Birds quote (created by Annie Barnett of Be Small Studios) for anyone who pre-orders the book from January 12-19. Simply click through to order from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Books A Million, IndieBound, or Powell's, then email a copy of your receipt to firstname.lastname@example.com by Monday, January 19.
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Cyrus gushed that she was happy to be the supportive wife-to-be that night for honoree Hemsworth, 22. "I just wanted to wear something simple because tonight is all about him. ... I'm super stoked for him. He's really happy and it's great!"
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Cowell Celebrates Birthday With 400 Closest Friends
Cowell celebrated his birthday with A-list guests, precorded birthday wishes from stars like the Beckhams and Jennifer Aniston displayed on giant screens, an image of Cowell himself projected onto the front of the building - and a tank of mini-sharks. We can't imagine what Cowell wished for when he blew out the candles.
In addition to 'Idol' co-stars Randy Jackson and Ryan Seacrest, Cowell also partied with models Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell. Olivia Newton-John, Kevin Space, and Lord Andrew Lloyd-Webber were in attendance.
Sir Elton John. Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, and Mariah Carey and her husband Nick Cannon were unable to make the bash - along with 'Britain's Got Talent's' most famous runner-up, Susan Boyle, who reportedly called Cowell personally to decline the invitation with regrets.
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- Sunday 04 OctoberBy Kate
Does this means Oprah will have to increase her party guest list to beat the $1.5 million dollar price tag come her next birthday? Didn't Oprah's self gratifying, everyone loves me (especially me) party cost $1 million? When there are over 90,000 homeless in LA alone (many of whom are chldren), isn't it great to know that the self centered, self important, self loving, egotistical celebrity crowd still value their existence more important then homeless children who have no roof over their head or food to eat? Just warms your heart. Happy Birthday to Simon Cowell.
- Monday 05 OctoberBy MaryHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
This is how it always has been and will always be. This is the Hollywood way even though the party was in London. In all fairness, I am pretty sure that Simon Cowell gives a large amount of money to help the less fortunate. In fact that has been reported on several different announcements via AOL, American I and other. Here is the saddest part of this, if these people don't turn their hearts onward and upwards towards God and live a life that honors Him then the million dollar birthday parties are going to be the closest to heaven they will ever see.
- Sunday 04 October
More proof positive that money can buy excess but not class.
- Sunday 04 OctoberBy Cindy
I LOVE that. He partied with "Kevin Space." Wonder if Kevin took up a lot of space.....lol Happy Birthday Simon! I could live for the rest of my life on your birthday party budget!
- Sunday 04 October
As a percentage of expendable income these stars, such as Oprah, give very little. Yes the amounts seem large compared to the average persons income but they are minimal compared to the yearly income of Oprah ($200 million per year.)Bottom line you do not become a billionaire by giving your money away. If Oprah wanted she could easily give away 150 million per year. Although you cannot buy 60 million dollar homes by doing that. It is her money and her choice but people should make the correct comparision. The average person gives away a far greater portion of expendable income than Oprah.
- Sunday 04 OctoberBy Maria
Who cares about his birthday,just because they have money they think they are better then anybody.people can't say hi to them or get closer.they alwyas have the bodyguards,when they die.they will be just like us.with no bodyguards.I will not lose my time to get close to any celebrity.
- Sunday 04 OctoberBy coco
Where was Paula?
- Sunday 04 OctoberBy Gary
It says 400 of his CLOSEST friends....I think she is at 401
- Sunday 04 OctoberBy Joyce
Simon has the bucks so if he wants to splurge he can. Birthdays are to be celebrated no matter which one it is. Fifty certainly is a milestone & I wish him a very happy birthday & 50 more.
He provided a good time for a lot of other people as well as himself. Celebrate, Simon, as long as you can.
- Sunday 04 OctoberBy peter
no one has 400 closest friends, but definitely a collection of 400 a holes
- Sunday 04 OctoberBy Brad
Although in England, not here, the money still goes out to alot of people that needed the work, i.e. waiters, caterers, set up people. So what is the big fuss? It's his money and he can spend it how he chooses. I'm sure he gives to charity, and if not its really his business.
- Monday 05 OctoberBy Large shoes
According to me money does not matter each time. So try to find good gut rather than rich guy. It will be better for a girl.Large shoes
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Obama: political sacrifices needed for debt deal
Jul 9, 2011, 3:40 a.m.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said on Saturday political sacrifices will be needed by both Democrats and Republicans to break a budget impasse and avoid a looming debt default.
Under pressure to reduce America's 9.2 percent jobless rate, Obama used his weekly radio and Web address to vow to seek common ground with his Republican opponents and try to overcome serious disagreements on taxes and spending cuts that he says will improve the atmosphere for job creation.
He is to meet with top lawmakers from both parties on Sunday evening in what he says will be a session to perhaps begin the hard bargaining that will be necessary for a deal. Negotiators are working through the weekend.
"Both sides are going to have to step outside their comfort zones and make some political sacrifices," Obama said. "And we agree that we simply cannot afford to default on our national obligations for the first time in our history."
Obama and House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner are trying to craft a sweeping budget deal that would ensure the national debt remains at a sustainable level by cutting $4 trillion from budget deficits over 10 years.
That would give lawmakers political cover to raise the government's debt ceiling of $14.3 trillion before August 2, when the country is due to run out of borrowing capacity. Failure to act soon, some warn, could push the United States back into recession and send shock waves through the global economy.
Democrats and Republicans remain at odds over what elements should be part of the deal. Democrats are pushing for roughly $1 trillion in new tax revenue, while Republicans want to restructure popular benefit programs.
The uptick in the jobless rate in June to 9.2 percent complicated the debate over the debt deal and was a harsh reminder of the fragility of the U.S. economy.
Republicans who would like to deny Obama a second term when he runs for reelection in November 2012 are keeping up the pressure on the president over jobs.
"If we've learned anything, it's that we cannot spend, tax, or borrow our way to prosperity," Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington state said in the Republican weekly address. "To create jobs and set our country on a sound fiscal course, we must stop spending money we don't have."
Obama, Boehner and other congressional leaders are due to meet at the White House on Sunday at 6 p.m. EDT, with staffers working through the weekend to lay out options.
There could be some hard bargaining in the session but it is not likely to produce a final deal, White House spokesman Jay Carney said.
Boehner also tamped down expectations that Democrats and Republicans could reach agreement over the weekend. He said on Friday that the two sides must overcome serious disagreements on taxes and spending cuts.
"It's not like there's some imminent deal about to happen," Boehner told a news conference. "This is a Rubik's Cube that we haven't quite worked out yet."
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Despite the headlines, Kipp doesn't think we're any nearer to a competitive telecoms industry. Shame, since that's one of the defining characteristics of an effective modern business hub.
January 3, 2011 2:53 by Samuel Potter
Despite the headline in the National ("Etisalat and du close in on shared network") we seem to be about as far away as ever from competition in the telecoms sector.
The National journos, bless 'em, are trying to put as much positive spin on it as possible. But no amount of wishful thinking (we've warned you about that before) can disguise the fact that network sharing is no closer than it was a few months ago.
You can't even blame the official spokespersons for leading us on – they appear to be being pretty honest. "The only thing that is happening right now is test users within the companies themselves are doing the testing as far as verification," says Khalifa al Shamsi, the senior vice president of marketing at Etisalat. "There has been no announcement about broadband coming to [those] areas yet." It appears the National has seized on the existence of the tests as a big story on a very slow news day.
Farid Faraidooni, the chief commercial officer for du, pretty much echoed al Shamsi's thoughts in the same piece. "We're doing technical testing, that's correct, but we have not put any of our employees on any of these services yet," he said. According to the paper, there is also no word on when the TRA will approve the move.
So to recap, the two telcos are testing the possibility of the idea that they could maybe share networks, 'you know, if everyone thinks it's a good idea and the TRA says OK. But first things first, let's just make sure it all works okay, hmmm?'
But in actual fact these tests have been going for ages (sorry to burst your bubble, National). Mohamad Al Ghanim, director general of the TRA, said in July that, "The parties have now concluded the negotiations on complex technical and operational details of the network sharing arrangements and are currently in the process of undertaking comprehensive testing of the networks and systems interfaces."
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Relevant baseline characteristics for describing patients with knee osteoarthritis: results from a Delphi survey
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Advice to fix final poly coat on hardwood floors--buff/recoat
Hi All,
Everything was going fine until the final polyurethane coat on my oak floors. I have small little chunks of urethane in the most visible area of the floor. They look like a bunch of pimples (I was hoping they were bubbles during the application--big mistake). The poly was fresh, so I am pretty certain the chunks came from urethane drying in applicator (new applicator). I am so frustrated because I have done the rest of my floors in the past without problems in the final coat. I used semi-gloss oil-modified poly. The finish also ended up too shiny (satin was too dull).
I have done some searching and it looks as if I probably need to buff and recoat. I tried samples to see if I could just finely sand or rub out the top layer, but it doesn't look right. Can anyone give me advice on the following?:
1. How do I go about buffing and recoating if I do not want to make the current poly layer any thicker than it is? Is it possible to knock-down the last layer a bit without leaving any unwanted marks or uneveness?
2. Should I use a random orbital finisher for screening, then a buffer for the rest for finer grits above 120? I am presuming that I use at least a 220 grit as I would for in between coats.
3. Is a buffer the same piece of equipment as a polisher? What pads would I use? My local rental place carries 13" and 17" polishers with white/green/black pads but no fine grit paper (I know nothing about buffing machines)
4. Is it a good idea to thin my last coat of urethane in this case? If so, what %?
5. Can I mix semi-gloss with satin of the same brand/formulation to get a sheen that is between the two?
6. Is it o.k. that I waited so long (it will be one week) to buff and recoat?
Thank you for taking the time to read this post. Any advice would be appreciated!
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On the afternoon of April 12th 2012, the SLIPP Recreation Management Public Advisory Committee met to review, receive feedback and gain support for the SLIPP Recreation Management Plan (RMP) project and 2012 plans.
A summary of the workshop may be viewed or downloaded here.
The Recreation Management Plan presentation that was given to the all-committee meeting earlier on April 12th may be viewed or downloaded here:
In the spring of 2014, SLIPP released the 2011-2013 Water Quality Summary Report. This report highlights the findings of water monitoring across the watershed for the entire three-year SLIPP pilot...
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The SLIPP Pilot Project ended on March 31, 2014. The activities and achievements of the program that ran from April 1, 2011 - March 31, 2014 are summarized in the final report. Download the report here.Read more
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Wrongful arrest needs review, safeguard
In provincial court this week, a man named Robert Maier, who had been charged last March with manslaughter, which is a form of homicide, had his charges dropped when it was discovered through lab toxicology reports the cause of death was actually an overdose of drugs and alcohol. Maier had in fact assaulted the victim, but the assault wasn't the cause of death.
Yet he was arrested at the end of February and charged with manslaughter.
In a news release, police referred to an autopsy report they claimed revealed the victim had died from injuries sustained as the result of an assault.
As it turns out, it wasn't until March 5, after the police had arrested Maier and declared the cause of death, that the pathologist indicated a final determination of cause of death required toxicology testing and results.
In other words, the pathologist wasn't sure what caused the death and needed further testing.
Maier spent eight months in jail waiting for these results. Defence lawyer Martin Glazer had made numerous requests for the complete autopsy and toxicology results.
A pretrial conference was held in June, during which the judge directed disclosure of the forensic reports be made no later than Aug. 31, 2013. Crown attorney Chris Vanderhooft joined with Glazer in asking for the complete reports but they weren't received until Sept. 30, eight months after the arrest and after the expiry of the court-imposed disclosure deadline.
The delay was attributed to pressures in the system and the complexity of the testing.
This has to be completely unacceptable. Hailing the fact that a potential wrongful conviction was avoided is fine, but it detracts from the focus that should be had on systemic safeguards that exist to protect our individual liberties at the front end of the process.
This was a wrongful arrest and detention, at least insofar as the homicide charge is concerned.
We can all appreciate labs might be backed up and tests might be complex. But the law does not operate on the basis of locking people up first and then investigating later, nor should it.
Use of the criminal law is the harshest instrument of state power. It gives the state the right to take away our freedom, and so it should where there is compelling evidence to do so. We all want police and then the court system to identify and prosecute people who commit crimes.
In the Maier case, this didn't happen, and we are entitled to know why. Why did police tell the public an autopsy report led them to the conclusion they announced when the actual lab reporting was inconclusive until some eight months later? Why was Maier charged with causing a death police knew hadn't yet been determined? Why did taxpayers have to pay to house Maier in custody for all that time? Was the Crown aware of the fact police had charged someone when they didn't actually know it was in fact a homicide? What else don't we know about this case that might be relevant?
If we are to have respect for the law, then those tasked with enforcing it must be the people we most trust to follow the law.
While the Criminal Code falls within federal jurisdiction, administration of its provisions is left to the provinces. Justice Minister Andrew Swan should study the Maier case very seriously to determine whether any additional procedural safeguards are needed within the system to prevent this from happening again.
Locking people up and investigating later is undemocratic and flies in the face of any notion of individual liberty in Canada. That makes what happened here serious enough for the minister or his deputies to take an interest.
David Asper is a Winnipeg lawyer and businessman.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition October 12, 2013 A17
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Genres: Sports / Fighting (1 players)
Wii: Mar 30th, 2009 (US) | Mar 20th, 2009 (EU) [800 points]
Wii U: Dec 26th, 2013 (US) | Jun 12th, 2014 (EU)
Featuring the tight gameplay and humor the series is known for, this sequel to the NES classic sees Little Mac return to the ring with the World Video Boxing Association belt once again at stake.
Slug your way through the grueling, sweat-pounding matches of the Minor, Major and World Circuits as you face off against some of Little Mac's greatest rivals, such as Bear Hugger, Bald Bull and Super Macho Man. With a cast of new challengers waiting, do you have what it takes to identify their unique patterns and exploit their weaknesses? Go to your corner and come out fighting, but remember what Doc Louis would say: "It's not about brawling-it's about finesse!"
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Nice game and I still own the original cart.
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game gets too easy to not starve at a point,if all your doing is grinding days then you can go on,its when you get cockey that you die.
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i played sr and leaened the game fine,i feel like people that play dom or co-op dont get the expiriance they need and being lv 30 means nothing now since all these 100 wins lv 30 started to show up,im not saying im really good or anything but before all this it used to mean something if you were 30,i mean sure you would get the occasional tt player but even that is a better option then dom,after all sr is the definitive map and game mode that makes the genre and all other maps are just mere distractions in the end.
peple need to stop calling action rts games moba games i mean seriously,multiplayer online battle arena? that can be any multiplayer game out there,by this disciption call of duty is a multiplayer online battle arena.
let me put it this way,playing an action rts game is like playing chess with four other people,just imagine the frustration that would come from that,its not like a fps game where you doing well can win the match for you, in most cases one bad player can lose you the game.
i try not to call out other players ingame but i do rage alot and if someone wants to blame others for their poor performance which happens too often as most think if they say how shitty one or all of their teammates are in all chat then there not the newb,it gets hard for me not to respond.
i also have super moday night combat keys but thats a beta so it might not be that great,i already have got in to the beta but im trying to get one for my brother and one for my friend.
so i finally got my key but i found out that they stopped giving 2 guest passes due to the massive amount of people selling them and all the beggars,now i cant invite my brother and friend and this makes me sad...well im still going to play and if there is a gb community group or chat channel ingame i would like to know,also if anybody wants to help a newb out and play with me http://steamcommunity.com/id/TACOB0Y hit me up.
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looking for high level players to teach me how to be a better player,im not that good but will help newcomers if you hit mi up ingame.
so im looking for some people to play with that wont be super tryhard and rage all the time so i made a team,the name is hemp milk and i want to have fun playing with chill people,not that i want to troll or throw games or anything i do want to become a better player and all but i want to have fun more then just tryharding so if your level 30(i think you need to be 30 to join teams) and want to join hit me up in the gb chat ingame or add me "TACOxBOY" on the na server,thanks for reading and good luck with lol.
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