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I feel for Granger. He was like the lone bright spot for years.

that's a ceremonial hashpipe from Morocco, it's not a big deal

Same, back in college. Little fucker took half eaten pizza right off a plate.

Nobody split a double like prime DWade, he was a goddamn ninja. His pump fake was wild too actually, completely forgot how good he was at getting people to bite.

I stole so many little tricks of his when I was growing up. He was also a master of the eurostep and made me realize my ball placement on my eurostep sucked. You pull the ball low against tall players, high against short players.

Curry's career has been fun to watch as a non Warriors fan. The year he exploded becoming one of the best players in the NBA (arguably the best) was so fun to watch. He changed the NBA landscape and the way basketball is played.

This is a great one. Even if you believed in him after he became a national star at Davidson, which a lot of us did, he was so plagued by those ankle injuries his first few years.

You could see glimpses when he made it onto the court but man, for a while there, I thought he was going to wash out just from all the ankle injuries. He did a great job gradually adding muscle and I think that has helped his game but also with those early ankle woes.

The man made David Robinson look helpless. Insane.

How hard is it for these children to be human beings and accept responsibility for their actions? Yet somehow this pigdeon-head continuously escapes karma. And if this smoothbrained idiot can "get away" with it than what is the point of any of it?

It's really just sad and depressing. These are the dredge of society and the sooner people realize it the better.

Me too, MH is at it's best when both teams have weird comps but the skill to make them work. I feel like that mode, if you play to win, forces more teamwork.

Backfilling flashpoint after flashpoint as a solo queuer is a stage of hell. I will just leave the games at a certain point because they are not fun to me even when I'm winning.

The fact all the maps are flashpoint/clash these days and the game is just moving towards a dumb FPS makes me feel it's time to bail on OW. I crave those fun matches where everyone in working together but they are so hard to come by these days.

6:32 in the video is exactly why Richardson will be great. His footwork is unbelievable.

Yeah, at times I felt like I was watching a Peyton Manning offense. "It's just preseason", yeah, of course but if you know what to look for it tells you a lot.

Yes, people in that comment thread are implying all they have to do is run git init and call it a day. No, you have to completely shift the process of "development" in that company, enforce new standards/practices, re-educate developers, etc etc.

If that's the red flag, imagine the nuclear wasteland buried beneath.

I am blown away by the replies in that thread. The fact people are telling OP to join a company without version control because they can add it as a junior in 2024 is insane.

Trump has never known this tier of love, it's impossible to mock.

I liked her high skill cap and versatility when I started playing years ago, but now I keep coming back to teach these young DPS players a lesson. Nothing beats turning the tables on a flanker and if you got the combos down, they die so fast, and it feels so mean.

It totally is, valk/nano on a Mercy that knows what she's doing opens up so many opportunities. Assuming no Echo, a valk Mercy can basically zoom right up to and behind a Widow and execute her easy. People play her like a healbot but you can be dangerous and a healbot.

It's also a nice reward for those unsung Mercy's who are impossible to hit and are clean with the pistol. I love getting nano'd when I play Mercy. When I play Ana I will try to just observe how they play and decide whether they should get it or not.

And frankly, sometimes there are no good nano targets on a team, and a Mercy who knows how to battle will scare the ever loving shit out of the other team long enough to make a solid push.