I don't generally play for more than three hours at a time, but if I have no obligations, I'll go for a good eight to ten hours. I don't feel fatigued afterwards, either.

My longest is probably about 15 hours.

I'll be entering the first contest, I suppose.

The picture is indeed edited by me. Source picture from the Smissmas Story comic: http://www.teamfortress.com/asmissmasstory/?p=4

Originally posted by t.w² | pl@yér:

I think this was deleted years ago but "Why Scout should be removed from the game". A masterpiece of a bait thread made by Maiq back in his hay day. And "the team fortress meme dump clown thread". The last one was a sight to behold.

I saw Mai'q in an Dark Souls OnlyAfro video, but I can't seem to find the specific video. Oh well.

"Pyro is OP, nerf the overpowered beast!", by Azor, and "Why Soldier is statistically the best", by Pyrofish.

Also the obligatory Rate TF2 Inventory thread.

I remember that it was a program, and I remember that I participated at one point, but I don't remember anything about it.

http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=618011814

Originally posted by Pyrofish:

Originally posted by Feitlebaum:

Apparently Putin is very happy that Trump has won, and believes that U.S.-Russian relations will improve.

Yes
Russian American alliance when

what'll we call it
Russerica?
USSA?

We'll call it the true end of the Cold War.

Apparently Putin is very happy that Trump has won, and believes that U.S.-Russian relations will improve.

Originally posted by Ianj Malicious Group Smasher:

Originally posted by Bangiras:

>Clinton wins every swing state, but loses because Trump had yuge turnout in Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, etc.
>Trump wins every swing state, but loses because Clinton had yuge turnout in Maryland, New York, California, etc.

Somehow, this doesn't sound very representative either.

Trump did rather poorly for a republican in texas

He won by, what, eleven percentage points? That's not bad at all.

Originally posted by Neko Cup is cute:

Originally posted by Feitlebaum:

Sure it does, because it's not meant to represent the people. It's meant to represent the states.

Aye. That's my problem with it.

Like I said earlier, the Founding Fathers wanted to prevent the tyranny by the majority. Indirect election is a good way of doing that.