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frylock
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Soldier open/low
any other classes open
Can sub.
Life is currently too busy for the first half of the season. we'll see if i upgrade to main or not, idm.
can -always- play if main cant. can always play offi.
(not between october 2-13)
I expect a preemptive teamleader. not someone that sets up scrims at 18:00.
I expect keen teammates. that show up to reviews and maptalks.
I expect a team that's playing to win, not for funsies.
If it is desired and everyone shows up. I will help communicate and iron out anything about our scrim performance that's not ideal. one subject at a time.
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yap
bump (/bʌmp/) (as verb):
1. to increase something
2. to hit something with force
3. (of an airline) to refuse (a passenger) a reserverd place on a flight as a consequence of deliberate overbooking
4. (in an online forum) to post on (an active thread) in order to move it to the top of the list
E.g.:
“I almost bumped into him.”
“I bumped his rec post so more people would see it.”
“Their marketing campaign caused a relatively serious bump in their sales figures.”
Originating most likely from Scandinavian in the mid-16th century as a verb, the word has undergone a conversion to be used as both a noun and a verb. The word has slowly grown in popularity between 1800s and 1970s, experiencing a huge rise in popularity and usage between the 1970s and 2000s, slowly plateauing aftewards at a very high level in 2010 and onwards. The word as a verb initially came into usage most likely as an onomatopeic or expressive formation to imitate the actual sound of physical impact.
Sources and references:
https://www.etymonline.com/word/bump
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bump
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/bump