But the album is heat nonetheless
Really lean into it. Show them love. Raise them up. Robot, shill or ape. Doesn’t matter. The shorts are on the ropes. Keep your emotions in check.
Obviously, stop short of being creepy/harassment.
There are some people out there single handedly dragging the average down!
I'm starting this off with two things to say. This is not a post against low skill players. I encourage them to try and play and get better. I also want to say I don't consdier myself a sweaty layer either. Just someone who plays for fun.
I have no clue what's happened to the matchmaking as of late, but it feels so poor. Every game feels like I am playing against players in a tournament for 50K. And all while this is happening, my team are getting destroyed by death balls, rolling around the map as a group of what feels like 15.
Aswell as this, the new delayed spawning has really hurt the health of crucible. Now, not only can you get destroyed by the other team, you'll now be spawn trapped too! Delaying the spawns doesn't make me spawn in a better place, it just makes it so the other team has more time to get to my spawn and kill us again. And don't get me started on maps like Dead Cliffs.
Whatever happened to the matchmaking after 30th Anniversary, please. Revert it. Every game feels like a mercy.
Edit: Just as a preference, I'm at an Iron Banner KAD of 3.11. In Trials I'm a 2.71 KAD. I'm saying this for perspective. If it's horrible for me, I dread to think what it's like for other players at a lower level.
Edit 2: So some people are missing the point here. This lobby balancing isn't affecting higher skilled players anywhere near as much as low skilled. If you fill a team with one high skilled player, and then five low skilled players, then put it up against a team of six average skilled players, the result is obvious. The high skilled player is fighting an uphill battle, all while the low skilled players are getting destroyed by players outside their skill bracket. What we need is a system of lobby balancing that isn't just "best guy and the worst against the rest.
Edit 3: Well this blew up overnight. Sorry I won't be able to reply to all of you. Thank you for the awards all.
I know a born-in JW girl I grew up with. She was really smart, always on honor roll, skipped a grade, and got a scholarship to college. She went to college, graduated, and started up a very successful business, but she’s still in the religion. I always thought a girl as smart as her would one day wake up, but she hasn’t and I doubt she ever will. She’s 45 now, so I believe all hope is gone. Do you think it’s more difficult for born-in’s to see that the borg has all of dynamics of a cult?
Source. Look at the last row.
Westbrook finishes shots between 0 and 3 feet from the basket at 59.8% this season, while his career average is 59.5%.
From 3-10, he's shooting 37.1% this season. His career average is 34.2% from that range.
From 10-16, he's shooting 44.6% this season. His career average is 39.2% from that range.
From 16-3PT, he's shooting 42.0% this season. His career average is 38.6% from that range.
From 3 point territory, he's shooting 32.1% this season. His career average 3PT% is 30.6.
While he has declined in ways these percentages don't show, this is largely who Westbrook has always been. But he's getting put under a tighter microscope than ever before because he's playing for the vastly underperforming Lebron-Lakers.
I’m consistently hearing this notion online that “guys that are bigger are bad in bed because they just ram you and it hurts”, or anything relative to that. Like if you’re big and people say you’re bad at sex 9/10 times it’s not cause of your size it’s cause you’re a selfish lover and don’t take the take to learn what works and what doesn’t.
🎶Life's so fun, life's so fun🎶
So, I went on a 5 hour date with this awesome woman who was wearing a lot of makeup…the hours rolled by and the conversation was great for practically the whole time. We both even mentioned it was one of the better dates we’ve been on in terms of the natural chemistry.
The reason I’m posting in here is because based off her IG and meeting her, it seems as though she wears a lot of makeup like…every day. I’m wondering if this has ever been a dealbreaker for anyone? I’ve only ever dated women who wear pretty minimal amounts of makeup, but the make up they wore for events was on the same level as this girl seems to wear every day. I also think she is naturally pretty and has amazing eyes, so I kind of want to know what she looks like without it all. Idk this seems like such a dumb question, but I’ve never had to think about this lol.
TL;DR: went on a date with awesome woman, she wears a lot of makeup so now I am questioning if it’s something I should even consider in the future of seeing her
2 adults & 15 month toddler.
I've been monitoring our spending over the last few months and can now conclude that we spend just shy of £600 per month on food. From my understanding, this is way above average for 2 adults + 1 toddler.
This excludes alcohol (we don't drink), nappies etc, clothes, take aways and dining out.
We don't skimp on food (good quality meat, berries for our daughter etc) but I also don't think we go overboard. We mostly shop in Sainsburys (45%), Morrisons (45%) and Aldi (10%).
I've identified a few ways I think we can minimise these costs but am interested in other suggestions. I would like to get this down to around £400-£450 per month, which I think is achievable with some changes.
My thoughts:
- Do more of our weekly shop in Aldi
- Shop less frequently (we went to a supermarket 20 times over the last 30 days!!)
- Make more meals on bulk and freezer half for another meal
What is your monthly food budget? What do you do to minimise these costs?
EDIT: Thank you for all your feedback. To clarify the “20 shops”, these mostly consist of little £10-20 and under spends due to needing something for dinner, forgetting an ingredient or wanting a fresh loaf of bread or fruit. Something you’re all right in saying a proper meal plan will help minimise.
It has been interesting to read the different opinions, and being honest, we do seem about average (or a tiny bit over).
