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I’ve really liked a few of the new maps I haven’t played before. Don’t ask me what they are, I don’t look at map names. Personally to would recommend the map testing run for a while. Some people tend to say they don’t like something because it’s not what they’re used to. I adapt pretty fast, so I like change. But, everyone is different.

As far as being shy, just join and play. Mic or not, you will enjoy the commentary during your game play. XI has a has a wide range of personalities from around the world. Lasting members and a literal melting pot of the gaming community. Join, shoot, have fun and communicate at your preferred method. Edit: You have better more stats and have been around way longer than me, yes sir, no sir , !fu and a big middle thumbs up to ya! Welcome back!

Does anyone play around with Raspberry Pi or Arduino projects/programing? If so, what have you worked on so far? I watched some videos on it last week and want to get my kids into it. Mostly for fun, but I'm hoping they pick up the circuitry and programming aspect of it. Arduino Official Store | Boards Shields Kits Accessories — Arduino Online Shop - Official Link Raspberry Pi - Official Link

Sorry to hear this and sorry for your loss.

In Northern California, looking for a new OEM intake manifold. 2010 Ford F150 Lariat 4x4 5.4L All of the parts dealers including the dealership have it on back order. Any help appreciated.

I think it's better than being short 1-3 players if a group of people don't like the map. That's what auto balancing should be like for muti-player. However, we play freeze tag, so it's pulling active (unfrozen) players. The main issue I seen with it is that is also does it during overtime. Butttt, I would still rather that than short players the entire round, pushing hard as hell just to keep my team defrosted with no time to enjoy playing. Don't get me wrong.. When it's a good match up and even teams.. The defrost struggle is fun, but not when you have half a team.

Wish we could. The entire house is textured, including the ceiling. Which makes it annoying every time we’ve repainted. On the other hand, this is the last time we have to paint this house. We’ll officially be moving to Ohio at the beginning of next month.

My son mentioned this a few weeks ago. I’m kind of on the fence about it. Some of them look good, others just look like a black void.

Looking for suggestions for stairs hard wood color scheme. What I currently have below.

Okay, so I let it sit over night sense I couldn’t see. So the water in the garage ceiling was leaking for about 5-10 minutes after turning the water off. It was leaking from the joints of the drywall and from the light fixture. I’ve started ripping it out. Some of the drywall is damp, some not. There is insulation in the ceiling. if I just cut it all out, generally how long does it take to dry. I live in Sacramento. Normally it’s pretty dry here. But we’ve had some overcast. So the humidity is at 67% today. Also, will the walls upstairs need to be removed? There is slight water damage to the bottom of the baseboards.

Okay, so I have an issue. My 6-year-old who was supposed to be in bed. put the stopper in the sink and was playing in water. For whatever reason left the water on and flooded the bathroom, part of the hallway and part of his room. I was flooded enough to start leaking in the garage below his room. Roughly about half a gallon to a gallon was on the basement floor. Once we noticed the issue we immediately turned off and vacuumed up the water and everything we found that was wet. Now my question is, do I need to cut open the ceiling and walls and have them professionally dried out? - Can I leave it and let it dry? - Can I cut open the celling and let it dry out then redo the drywall?

Soo, I am about 80% sure we're moving to Ohio! I have a few leads for work and casually looking at property.

Looking at a few small villages east of Canton. Like Alliance or Beloit area. For me the snow and cold weather isn’t a big deal. I grew up just south of Chicago and lived in Central and Upstate New York for quite a few years. My family on the other hand has only even seen snow once in their life.. when we went snow boarding in Tahoe this winter. so it will definitely be a culture shock for them at first. Not to mention that area is more country, which they’re not used to.

Sounds like Northern California, except there’s no winter here. Lol