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Hi all! I've recently returned to Destiny after a very brief stint with it at launch and so far I'm enjoying it a ton.

So on to the question. I bought 3 legacy engrams from Xûr this past weekend and unlocked 130 damage weapons. I'm level 40 so as you can imagine I have a ton of stronger more reliable weapons. So after doing some research I learned about the exotics blueprint kiosk.

So my question is. Do I need the weapon in addition to the 150 legendary marks to unlock the y2 variant? Or do I just need the marks? Should the weaker variants be dismantled for exotic shard?

Thanks in advanced!

Optional question. Does the game continue to be heavily team oriented? I usually play alone becaus

Just thought I would share this wonderful label with you guys. I personally love this label, the bands they sign are great and definitely have a huge shoegaze influence to them. They even have this part of their site called the "shoegaze archive" where they reissue a bunch of classic shoegaze albums.

Taken from their site: Shoegaze. Depending on what side of the fence you sit this is a compliment or a bane. A sound that seems definable only as: “you know, it’s shoegaze.” Loud, gauzy, melancholic and melodic, it’s appearance in the late 80′s has maintained a steady influence over the entire field of whatever it is we call indie rock ever since, and yet it’s ancestry is only now beginning to

Was wondering about this the other day. Naruto spent so much time and trouble learning this technique and the only time we ever saw it he combined it with another technique. Soon after he revealed the rasenshuriken and this technique was quickly forgotten. SO did Naruto just master the Fuuton: Rasengan to the point where he made it the Rasenshuriken? If this was the case, wouldn't it make sense to make this technique a staple for naruto's infamous close range combat instead of ever using the a regular rasengan again? since we all know he can't use the Rasenshuriken as a close range? Input?

Edit: I know it's spelt "Fūton". I goofed.

We'll first of all, I would like to thank r/gaymers as well as the various other lgbt subreddits (lgbtrees, gaybears, gaybros) for helping me accept myself as being a gay man.

With that said, today I will be heading out with one of my closest friends to the bay area to visit another equally close friend and they will be the first people ever to know that I'm gay. I have to say i'm extremely nervous even though they are guaranteed to support me. These butterflies in my stomach signify the beginning of a very important chapter in my life, and i'm extremely happy and excited for my self.

In the past few years I have witnessed the decline of the enthusiasm of being young. I blamed my diet, m