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that's all I remember at the moment. so late here right now.
Man that's great. Voice chat is the greatest addition to online gaming since customizable facial hair.
The next 10 minutes or so was basically them pronouncing Machina through different kinds of pronounciation. It was probably the most beautiful thing I've ever heard.
lawl. I witnessed a similar conversation in Fistful of Frags, but the players were so drunk. It's great.
Even better, he mains Heavy so he has the whole guns blazing thing as well.
Literally everything went downhill
Three straight hours of TF2 puns. You think you've lived through everything? The Great Depression, The Holocaust, The Civil War? No! You've never experienced true dread until you've been part of a THREE HOUR PUN SPREE. Literally, I was popping jokes like, "This Persian tired to Persuade me into buy a Bazzar Bargain." and "I got an Eviction Notice after an issue with my Family Business."
this went on...
FOR
THREE
STRAIGHT
HOURS
It finally stopped after everyone began to leave, then it toned down to the point where I was the only guy still telling jokes.
I don't want to listen to bellyachers and idiots argueing so I just mute em all.
No I feel ya, bro. I usually do the same unless it happens to be an interesting conversation, then I usually am glad I didnt.