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Horde taunka shaman

Horde undead death knight

Horde goblin rogue

Horde blood elf paladin

Horde tauren hunter

Horde troll mage

Horde orc warrior

I noticed in this video and a couple previous videos you go afk quite often. You may want to edit those afk 'dead air' time out. Just a suggestion.

THE WOW GRIND IS REAL! Keep em coming and have an amazing one!

They thought your actions caused healer to leave and probably did and kicked you for it, if it confuses why you were kicked. Healer was just being nice as he did not want to deal with the aftermath. Healer took the L, dps got frustrated because it matters to them, dps' kicked you because they want to eliminate the chances for it to happen again because they cannot afford to stay in queue for 30min again. Edit: People in classic are no better. Since the time to gather player or get new one takes so much time healers and tanks, even they have easier time to get to group, will put up with hick ups more. Classic is just made to stand other people, even if they are new, bad, slow or even if they are scums, liars, annoying or bullies. Which one is better is you to decide. 2nd edit: Just an advice, bad or new players, in any game or real life situation, cannot be nice just stay humble in such state.

But I want to Punch Hitler

Im happy that someone else plays the game of my childhood

This method is only for a 2 party candidate system. 3 party candidate polling systems require serious social psychology / engineering knowledge that gets a little complicated. A rule of thumb can be read as this: Third Party Candidates have not achieved more than 10% of the vote since Ross Perot. over 50% of all who claim they are voting for a third party candidate do so merely to "look morally good" while "representing their core beliefs". A lot of psychology is involved in parsing out the people who are polling high for 3rd party candidates, but you can usually use broad stroke assessments depending on how focused and extreme the 3rd party candidate's beliefs are. Rarely does a 3rd party candidate "cut into the votes" of one of the two major party candidates. Everyone has the right to vote, but nobody has an obligation to vote. Many times a 3rd party candidate is pulling votes from the non-voting fringe, unless one of the major party candidates has severely alienated their core party voters.

I mean, I did play this? Sort of? For 38 minutes years ago? But I don't think I even opened the door.

First time seeing the remake. It looks great.

Wow, that mission was brutal. Nice job.

I had no idea the original cast wrote and starred in this. Very cool game.

Chani was mostly window dressing - a distraction for Paul in the books. She had so little influence over the plot that you could make a strong argument she was a MacGuffin.

I sincerely hope I destroyed these jokes by explaining them, as that's the only proper way to ensure they will NEVER BE TOLD EVER AGAIN! ;)

When do you think you’ll be starting the dlc.

This is a basic discussion on the science of self defense, and why Martial Arts are an important part of Self Defense, but the school of Martial Arts doesn't really matter. When I have had to defend myself in real life I didn't worry about which form I used, I worried about how to either remove myself or the danger from the situation. What I used: my ability to control my thoughts in a high adrenaline situation, my ability to examine the best and quickest course to remove myself or the danger from the situation, my ability to make my best choice as quickly as possible, my ability to protect myself as long as possible to execute my actions, my ability to ensure the execution met with expectations. That's how you survive a "street fight" in the "real world".

All forms of mass, even the smallest of atoms, or the most saturated energy, has color. Color is the ability of Mass to alter a wave form of light. Since all mass alters light, all mass has color. It's the theory of relativity in action.

Great job on beating the game with perfect scores on every level.

This Video is one of 4 videos that the fraudster named LatinAutorPerf is trying to claim copyright ownership on behalf of MDHR. MDHR has NOTHING to do with these punks. UA-cam still refuses to suspended them despite HUNDREDS of people filing complaints to UA-cam and UA-camCreators. If any attorney wants to get involved, let me know!

Howdy, Awesome youtuber, cool vid bro, Can you record funny, wacky game "Poof's Killergarten Xmass" from nevrycards , I would be so much hyped for fun of it :))

This man deserves more respect

Level 8, not 18. I misspoke.

Clarification: When I say a Dry Mixture what I mean is it's not "Runny Liquidy". It's still mixed with Milk and Eggs, it's just not "Runny Liquidy". So it comes out kinda like a slow moving thick dryish batter rather than a really pourable flowing batter.

Please forgive my Mic issues! They get fixed by episode 3, iirc. :) The Mic issues are actually caused by Lenovo itself. Please see my playlist referring to my Mic issues. If you have a Lenovo, the video I saved there may help you as well! I found it by chance with a websearch about Lenovo Mics.

Recipe: Equipment: 1 Cooking Container 1 Sauté pan/saucepan, a wok, etc.. 1 Good Knife to cut things up (what else are knives for?), or a chopper if you need, or a food processor. Whatever helps you cut things up. Mushrooms should really be sliced more than chopped. Don't cut anything up too small. Chunky bits are the best. Ingredients: * Some Dried out bread, could be croutons, try to use unseasoned bread, but hey if you like a specific type of seasoned bread, you can use it. Oooo.... cheese bread, that might be tasty! You can put bread in the freezer to dry it out. Try not to use fresh soft bread, as it'll just get soggy. * Sauté worthy ingredients like: ---Carrots ---Mushrooms ---Celery ---Onions ---Garlic ---Eggplant ---Squash ---Peppers if you like You can leave some of those out if you like, and put others in. Dump them all in at once and fry them at the same time, medium heat, use butter or oil to fry. Don't salt them. It'll be too salty. Celery is already salty, and so is bread, and so is any sauce you might use. * Either homemade pasta sauce or some pasta sauce from the store. Heck, you can use pizza sauce! * Cheese. I like at least one dry cheese, like Parmesan Reggiano/Parmigiano, Provolone, Asiago, and then maybe some Mozzarella. Instructions: Step 1: Dice/Cut all the Sauté ingredients. Step 2: Sauté the Sauté ingredients first - medium heat, all together, until the right softness. Not too soft because they soften a lot when baking. Step 3: Put a little bit of sauce on the bottom of the cooking container. Then put a layer of bread (ripping it up to fit), to cover the bottom. Then put a layer of sauce. Then a layer of the Sauté ingredients. Then a layer of cheese. Continue this layering until the top. If the cheese is on top, it will get toasted. This is great for eating fresh. Don't put cheese on top if you plan on reheating the dish, though, because the toasted cheese will harden and be inedible once it is placed in the fridge. If you are unsure if you will eat in one setting, then put the sauce on top, not the cheese. Step 4: Place in an oven at around 350 or so for however long it looks like it'll need to cook to be done. It could be 20 minutes, it could be 1 hour. Depends on how much you cook. The ingredients are all basically cooked by the time you put them in the oven anyway, so your goal is just to heat up the sauce and the bread. :) I've even cooked it low and slow at 225. That's the recipe! ENJOY! MANGIA! Reheating Instructions: If you plan on reheating, as said above, and I repeat again - do NOT reheat any toasted cheese. Take it off if there is some, just replace it. It's just inedible. I typically reheat by frying it up in a frying pan or sauce pan, putting a little water in the bottom of the pan to keep it from burning. You can also make this recipe with very LITTLE sauce, and then just reheat pieces of this with fresh sauce boiling in the saucepan. That's legitimate. It's basically a re-cooked or re-friend lasagna at that point, baking half of the recipe then frying/cooking the other half to reheat it, finish it, and serve. If you WANT you can bake it again in the oven, but if you don't thaw it out first, you'll need to leave it in longer, which runs the severe risk of drying it out. Variations to try: A pepper version of this! Oooo, like stuffed peppers! Ground Meat (even a sausage) with Bell Peppers and maybe Hot Peppers! Ooooo! Sounds tasty to me! I may do this soon. I've noticed this bread lasagna I made here is essentially a similar process to bread pudding. So this could be called a breaded lasagna pudding!