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Then one day last year (23 at the time) I was like hey I wonder how strong my legs are because I’m generally fit but nothing crazy. Got a free trial at a gym an leg pressed 300kg
Turns out biking almost everyday for most of your life really helps (I loved to go fast too so I’d always pedal hard)
How do you have negative game sense? You play like your monitor’s a glorified mirror because you clearly aren’t seeing the screen. Every time I saw you, I had a full English’s worth of time to line up my shots. And your movement? You charge into fights like a drunk bloke squaring up to his own reflection.
For everyone’s sake, uninstall and take up knitting. At least then, when you’re dropping stitches, it won’t be your entire team’s win rate you’re ruining.