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You would be lines up across from each other with different weapons. Generally like medieval asian weapons/vibes. Shurikans I remember specifically. You would have different characters and it used to be real gory. I played it on the bus ride to middle school like everyday around like 2013-2016ish?

Trying to get a list together so I can slowly accumulate some backpacking gear. I pretty comfortable in the woods but haven't taken the step to actually buying gear for overnight trips (atleast for hiking)

I am a 6' 200ish pound dude and I plan to backpack initially around spring to summer ish.

I am more struggling to find a decent backpack that is light, less than $200 and good quality.

Looking at backpacks everything looks the same, I don't really know what I'm looking at to determine what is good or bad lol. Would like a bag that could hold enough for 1-3 days. Preferably in the $200 dollar range as well but as uneducated as I am, I understand if maybe it's better to spend some extra

All right I know at home training is far from ideal and probably not the best idea but it's what I got for now. Me and my buddy are training a couple days a week. He has some BJJ experience and I have a slight wrestling background.

All we have been doing is drilling and rolling. We kinda just watch YouTube videos and I feel like I have gotten decent (although I know it's hard to say when going against the same person over and over, especially at such a low skill level)

Anyways, getting to the point, what would y'all really focus on in my situation? I have gotten pretty comfortable in transitioning to different positions, defending, and getting into guard (which is what I'm most comfortable

Do you guys notice the folks who slurp and smack their lips take foreevveerrr to eat? I live in a dorm-like situation. And the past couple roommates I've had slurp, LOUD. Now I understand, it's give and take. I just do my best to ignore it because at the end of the day, it's not out of malice.

Back on track, one of my best buds eats loud and he will work on a bowl of soup for like 40 minutes just slurping away, or my current roommate will be eating a small bag of chips and go for 15 minutes. Do you guys notice the same thing? Or maybe I'm just a fast eater and this is normal and I only notice because it's triggering.

Looking for a Baitcasters combo for snakeheads and bass, any decent ones out there for less than $100?

This is my first one, so any tips would be awesome!

Fished my whole life in WA, mainly went for salmon and trout. Occasionally catfish but they don't grow to big out where I'm from.

What are some good spots around Bethesda? Are there any bodies of water that have fish good to eat? I hear the Patomic and Rock Creek are both gross but have lots of small mouth.

Any tips of baits and lures? Never really touched on bass fishing and catfish kinda just ate whatever, from my understanding there aren't really salmon and trout like there are out west? Do Atlantic Salmon run anywhere in MD? Any tips would be awesome, stoked to check out some dope spots while I'm here

I'm a Corpsman in the Navy and still have a couple years before my contract is up. The Navy refuses to let me get on a boat, and I'm very limited in duty stations available due to my NEC.

Moving on, I will get out as E-4/E-5 depending on how these next couple eval cycles go. How does DEPOT work in terms of choosing specific rates? Will I be limited to HS? Will DEPOT even be an option with no sea time? And would I lose any rank in a potential transfer.

I expect a lot of answers to these questions will be "it depends". If there are any resources that give me this info please shoot them my way. Thank y'all in advance

I know Amazon has everything but try not to support them if I can help it.

Where do you guys order all your yeast, honey, fermentation buckets, etc. I currently have a 1 gallon Glass Carboy, Airlock, Rubber Stopper, Racking Cane & Tip, Transfer Tubing & Tip and a funnel. Any other suggestions for supplies? Thanks for your guy's help :)

Good evening everyone!

I am very very new to the harmonica and trying to teach myself. There are tons and tons of videos online which are all well and great but I'm not really sure how to start.

I am trying to focus on the basics initially, trying to learn to breath as I'm playing (which is very hard) doing single notes with the lip technique? And just doing like the "tuh" "kuh" over and over to simulate the train.

I'm sure to everyone experienced I would silly but any suggestions on what to focus on and what I should wait to learn till I'm more experienced would be awesome! Thank you guys :)

Me and my buddy are trying to take advantage of this 3 day and go on a through hike (just overnight). We are both in good shape but not super experienced hikers and neither of us are super familiar with the area. Any suggestions would be awesome!

So I work in a hospital and many times someone with a cast or any miscellaneous broken bone will come through and I can't help but reel in revulsion anytime I am forced to help a BBB.

I've started to take antihistamines before work everyday to help with the nausea and disgust I feel at being in the same room as these "people" let alone helping them. Any tips for how to overcome this? Or should I just go AWOL? Any help would be appreciated 👍

Wasn't paying attention and died to a chicken -_-. How long do I have to wait before I can start killing again?