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| | "We all have a girl and her name is Nostalgia." -- Ernest Hemingway | | "We all have a girl and her name is Nostalgia." -- Ernest Hemingway |
| | + | Nostalgia is what drew me here. The pre-war "rustic" barns and sheds of RED, the post-war "modern" concrete Cooperatives and factories of BLU; ''these'' are my grandpa's and uncles' farms and the Cold War concrete co-operatives and state extension buildings I loved to explore as a kid.<br /> |
| | + | In the 60’s and 70’s, we had “inside games”, but we could only play them on rainy days; (make hay while the sun shines) and we lived in the [[Dustbowl]], so this gamer learned to read the clouds. |
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Revision as of 00:24, 28 April 2014
"We all have a girl and her name is Nostalgia." -- Ernest Hemingway
Nostalgia is what drew me here. The pre-war "rustic" barns and sheds of RED, the post-war "modern" concrete Cooperatives and factories of BLU; these are my grandpa's and uncles' farms and the Cold War concrete co-operatives and state extension buildings I loved to explore as a kid.
In the 60’s and 70’s, we had “inside games”, but we could only play them on rainy days; (make hay while the sun shines) and we lived in the Dustbowl, so this gamer learned to read the clouds.
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Male
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| Native language: |
English
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| Age: |
50+
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| Favourite classes: |
Heavy/Medic/Pyro/Engineer
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| Favourite weapons: |
Scorch Shot
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(Previously) Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships
By Temple Grandin and Sean Barron
Rules that most but not all learn without being taught (not that those who know them always use them)
- Rules are Not Absolute. They are Situation-based and People-based.
- Not Everything is Equally Important in the Grand Scheme of Things.
- Everyone in the World Makes Mistakes. It Doesn’t Have to Ruin Your Day.
- Honesty is Different from Diplomacy.
- Being Polite is Appropriate in Any Situation.
- Not Everyone Who is Nice to Me is My Friend.
- People Act Differently in Public than They Do in Private.
- Know When You’re Turning People Off.
- “Fitting In” is Often Tied to Looking and Sounding Like You Fit In.
- People are Responsible for Their Own Behaviors.
Blaming others will never produce lasting positive results.
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