donutv

I'm currently focusing on German and Japanese and I am a native English speaker, but I am having problems understanding cases and tenses. I've looked around a bit, but all I have seen so far seems focused towards English language learners.
I guess what I am looking for some kind of resource that helps native English speakers understand cases and tenses.

Is this a worthless endeavor? Should I just pick them up as I go along? Should I focus on the cases & tenses in my target languages? TIA

https://theintercept.com/2020/07/15/george-floyd-protests-police-far-right-antifa/

" Even if antifa were staging bricks, German said, “you have these heavily armed groups right there, who have a much more direct and lengthy history of violence than anything antifa or anarchist-involved does.”
Knowing this, how should they be represented in the media and addressed as a nation?
It seems like a perverse use of the 2A, as we have seen them use the threat of violence to intimidate protesters and civilians.

I really hate slow flushing toilets for some reason, and here I am on one. What makes a toilet flush faster or slower?

Why not point out their mistakes or what they could have done better in a positive light so that people can learn from it? I've seen countless posts titled something like "Bronze 5 epic plays" and just ridiculous music behind it. I'm not saying I haven't enjoyed or laughed at some of them, but a LOT of the mistakes that they make are very simple ones that can be avoided and fixed with some insight. I always feel bad for these players that put up on a highlight reel and get made fun of. I think that we should just help one another out instead of only taking "Diamond 1" replays seriously. I know that I would have loved some help from higher level players when I was a lower rank. I would const

My name is Donutv and I'm a support main (plat 4 atm, plat 2 last season). Last few weeks I've been sticking to aram games and URF (RIP) game whenever I could because ranked has gotten too horrible. I've experienced about 4-5 drophack games in the last 3 weeks and it's honestly so frustrating. I do not mind losing, or missing out on a win, but it's the fact that the game was a complete waste of time.

I was just wondering if anyone has been experiencing games where players drophack as frequently as I have experienced? I know that exploits always exist, and there are always new ones being found out. If anyone has an idea of what the current popular drophack might be, PLEASE LET RIOT KNOW SO

How did you start streaming? I mean that in this way; what did you do when you first started streaming and you had only a few streamers? I stream every now and then and it's a bit difficult to keep the stream on when talking to yourself only. Not sure if this is going to get modded for a stream related question, and if it is I apologize. Where would I ask this?

I was out for a jog and there were 4 police cruises all along Prospect Park West. Anyone have any idea why?