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I was talking to my mom today and she told me about a couple of guys she met that were in Vermont on their way to watch the Lions game at Gillette.

She stopped by her local bar with my brother and the bartender told her about two guys that were from Detroit having a hard time finding a room in the area. She invited them to stay in her camper at the house.

They ended up having a fire in the backyard and stayed the night.

I thought it would be cool to hear about their experience.

I was talking to my mom today and she told me about a couple of guys she met that were in Vermont on their way to watch the Lions game at Gillette.

She stopped by her local bar with my brother and the bartender told her about two guys that were from Detroit having a hard time finding a room in the area. She invited them to stay in her camper at the house.

They ended up having a fire in the backyard and stayed the night.

I thought it would be cool to hear about their experience.

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There's a trend that started some years ago where nurses will obtain a doctorate, and try to refer to themselves, and get other people to do the same, within hospitals and clinics in the states. It's super dangerous, and the two are nowhere near similar.

So I played RL back in the day when it first came out, but mostly on lan, or just with some buddies. I installed it again the other day and decided to start playing some competitive. Just duos mostly. I was placed Bronze, but quickly went up to gold. Everyone I play against seems to be much better mechanically than myself, and I just get by on my positioning.

I'm curious if there was a particularly good youtuber to follow for training tips, new tricks, or just game knowledge in general. Also, other than camera shake off, are there settings that I should be playing around with?

I looked on the sidebar real quick, and didn't really see what I was looking for, but if this isn't allowed let