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Gordita, cheesy fiesta potatoes, quesadilla, gordita, empanada.

It is funny that I should come across this thread now because I just got my pink slip today. Driver's Education was very easy and I think driving won't be too hard either.

I think generally, the best players and SWF users use the C-stick. If anyone tells you that using the C-stick is wrong or lame for any reason, don't listen to them. Keep in mind that you cannot do things like a retreating f-air or an advancing b-air without the C-stick.

My friend pointed out the humor in the fact that 7/7/07 and Friday the thirteenth happened in the same week this year.

Become a fitness trainer or a college professor. Professors make a good amount of money I think. Also, they get summer vacation.

It's quite a coincidence that I should come across this thread. I was just about to go meditate when I decided to check out the Smashboards first. I ususally meditate for 10 to 20 minutes as well. One thing that I do for mediation that probably none you do is go and sit on the roof. I realize...

Why are Hyrule Temple and Great Bay banned?

What my friends and I do whenever someone pauses (whether it was by accident, or to sneeze) is count down from three before we unpause because that way, no one's timing is messed up.

Patrick Stewart definitely. That would just be awesome.

Well, I wouldn't just forbid it, but I don't think it's a very good idea. It seems more fun if each player keeps their own controller. I don't have any real reasons for why I think that, so I guess it's best left to a vote.

I read that once before and tried to remember it in order to short hop more successfully. However, I have found that no matter how briefly I press the button, I still do a full jump. To me it seems that pressing the button lightly is the only way I can manage a short hop.

It took me a couple of days to be able to wavedash. A few weeks to be able to use it in a match. But I was playing it at a friend's house and he was able to wavedash immediately after I explained how to do it. He's just fast I guess.

I'm going to go with adaptation. Even an expert can be bested if they are too used to certain opponents. One must be able to fight off one enemy, and then immediately battle another. Different adversaries and different stages will always demand some degree of adaptation, which makes it the most...

I call it the rising strike.

I finally got it today! It tastes like truth.