MasterQueef

Hey guys, got a job through a temp-agency a while ago and now I’m going through the steps of becoming a permanent employee. Had no clue there’d be a drug test, but I gotta go to a specific urgent care place and piss in a cup within the next 8 days.

Typically I get home from work and smoke like, half a bong pack most evenings. On weekends it could be a full bowl or two that I smoke in a day.

My game plan is of course to stop smoking, drink a ton of water every day, all that jazz. Considering my daily usage, do you think water and green tea and that kind of stuff will be enough, or should I try to get my hands on one of those intense detox drinks? The optimist in me says I should be good,

Okay, so I'm playing with Conclave on and I can't get primogeniture. I have Legalism 3 and have already instituted Late Feudal Administration. All I have for succession options is Elective Gavelkind and the regular Gavelkind that you begin with. Now, I know that the pagan faith typically needs to be reformed before you can become feudal, but Nantes starts the game as a feudal unreformed pagan for whatever reason. My theory is that the pagan faith needs to be reformed and then primogeniture will be available. Is this the case, or is my game just fucked? Again, I definitely have Late Feudal administration already, NOT just Legalism 3 w/o actually passing the law.

So I'm playing my first game as a hivemind. It's going alright. I just won a war to vassalize a neighbor species, as I wanted all of their shit from one war and I know that ceding planets just turns the pops into food. I'm also aware that I need the two gene-mod ascension perks to actually give their species the hivemind trait once I do get around to integrating them into my empire.

My question is this: if I integrate their territory into my empire without the gene mods yet, will all of their pops turn into food a la the cede planet situation, or would they just chill out and be slaves or something? I'm going to try to get the required ascension perks ASAP, but it will still be some time b

So I played a fair bit of this game with a buddy when it first came out, and after playing every previous Fallout game, I was quite disappointed at how railroaded it was and how it didn't allow for much role-playing. I hated the voiced protagonist dialogue and how there were always only 4 options to choose from at any given time, I hated how the game forces you to be a minuteman If you want to engage in the settlement system, and I hated how there was no truly evil way to go about the game amongst other things. So many other aspects of the game were incredible, but it really just felt like a railroad shooter with an RPG levelling system - falling quite short of being an actual role playing e

So I played a fair bit of this game when it first came out, and after playing every previous Fallout game, I was quite disappointed at how railroaded it was and how it didn't allow for much role-playing. I hated the voiced protagonist dialogue and how there were always only 4 options to choose from at any given time, I hated how the game forces you to be a minuteman If you want to engage in the settlement system, and I hated how there was no truly evil way to go about the game amongst other things. So many other aspects of the game were incredible, but it really just felt like a railroad shooter with an RPG levelling system - falling quite short of being an actual role playing experience.

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So I got into watching e-sports thanks to CSGO about 4 years ago, and it's been great. Last summer some of my DOTA-playing friends got me into playing that with them, and through this I watched the last TI and the major following. I love/envy the size and format of DOTA tournaments, and I very much enjoyed watching CS summit because of the upper and lower brackets that are reminiscent of said tournaments. Watching this tourney with DOTA tournaments in mind, I do have some fresh criticism on the way the CSGO scene tends to approach BO5's.

Any little CSGO tourney I've watched over the years that has had winner/loser brackets and a BO5 final approached the situation by giving a 1-map advantage

Pretty much the title. I read everywhere that it ends on January second, but it's the third and it's still going. When does it actually end?

So this morning I hopped on the paradox sale and bought a bunch of DLC I didn't have. What I bought was:

• Legacy of Rome
• Sons of Abraham
• Conclave
• Reaper's Due

I started a game in Essex just to explore new menus and options and stuff, and noticed that I start the game as a tributary of Mercia. Tributaries are a feature I did not previously have, and as far as I know are a feature pertaining to Horse Lords, which I do not own.

Could someone explain to me some things about tributaries? Firstly, how do you make someone a tributary? If you are a tributary to a suzerain, how can you break this relationship? Also, how the hell did this feature appear without Horse Lords? Any information w

As the title implies, I think Valve made a perfect decision regarding coaches, and a decision I've been hoping they would make for around a year and a half now when we first started seeing teams with a "6th player" at all. (Let's be real with ourselves, that is pretty much how coaches have been functioning.) I've seen plenty of others express this opinion, but they're being drowned out by the typical cries of anti-valve sentiment. Let's discuss a bit.

• I, like many, was worried that the game was going to transform into a matter of having 5 brainless aim-masters being controlled by a megabrain IGL coach. That would completely favor PUG-lord skills over the immense depth we all love and prai

So yea, my PO told my that I took my last test (the 3rd) and that she was submitting my case for review since I completed all my other requirements. Does this mean I can smoke? I'm home for the holidays, so it'd be a bit til I was back down at school where I was caught anyways. Wanna smoke, but still kinda nervous since there has yet to be an official piece of paper saying I'm all done. Anyone else been through this?

Here are links to my imgur album and the catalog I used to research what I did.

http://imgur.com/a/uExMr

http://www.otcpipes.com/files/Collector_s_Guide_to_Kaywoodie_Pipes.pdf

It's the 98B model, a squat bulldog. I'm not sure what's changed over time with the models, but this has "Kaywoodie Standard" written on one side of the shank, and the bit has a horizontal clover on it. As I mention in the album, it's possible that this pipe doesn't have its original bit. Anyone have any clue? Thanks so much for taking a look!