i got the awp
i got the guap
-rep

This kid is a blatant hacker. I believe he is hacking for the following reasons:

1. His bullets do more damage than mine
2. I didn't know he was there and he shot me when I wasn't paying attention
3. He always seems to not die when I am shooting at him, I NEVER MISS because I am the greatest CS:GO player of all time
4. He knifed me once
5. I lost the match and he caused me to derank
6. I did better than him during warm-up, so he clearly toggled on mid-match
7. His USP-S killed me in 1 shot despite me unloading my Glock in his general direction

Together, as a community, we need to band together against this type of behavior. It isn't right for a person like this to be able to win a competitive game that I deserved to win. Rest assured, my dad works at Valve and will have his account banned.

+rep thx for game

+rep. This player is fantastic, just needs to work on communication, aim, map awareness, game awareness, clutching, crosshair placement, economy management, pistol aim, awp flicks, grenades, smokes, pop flashes, positioning, coordination, bomb plant positions, retake ability, bunny hopping, spray control, and getting kills

Thank you so much for everything you did for me, you were one of the nicest people I ever met and all our interactions were nothing less than an inspiration for me. I hope to talk with you again someday.

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To curb production of methamphetamine, Congress passed the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act in 2005, which requires that pharmacies and other retail stores keep logs of purchases of products containing pseudoephedrine and limits the amount of those products an individual can purchase per day. Restrictions on the chemicals used to make methamphetamine in the United States have dramatically reduced domestic production of the drug. In 2010, there were 15,256 domestic methamphetamine laboratory incidents—a figure that has fallen over 80 percent to 3,036 in 2017.