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Options, options, options.Yeah!!
My friend would be able to get you if he ended up going, for a little gas money. But, like I said in an earlier post, he's not taking off work and is instead, gambling that's he'll have it off. And I know my alternate means of getting there (Sister lol) wouldn't be willing to go out of the way. So, don't get your hopes up. If you can find someone else willing to help ya out, go for it. If not, I guess wait and gamble on my friend going
Those are my two favorite fast food stawps. +1 brownie point
Never heard of Seymour before either but I guess it's better than being notoriously the biggest city in the state.
Basically this. Pound 4 was my first tourney and approaching wasn't that hard, despite me being super nervous back then. You can play on your TV and do perfect shine combos or Sheik stuff but if you're nervous, you're gonna have to play a lot and get used to it. You'll mess up basic f-tilt > slap combos if you don't get used to playing people. Or maybe that was just me?First tourney hm? You never forget your first hahaha.
Best advice I can give you, show up early and play tons of friendlies. You're going to have nerves/yipes (Prince of Tennis reference), and play nowhere near as well as you do with friends/by yourself. It'll go away for the most part, and you'll be much better off by the time brackets start.
Also, don't be intimidated to ask if you can play. Make sure and look to see if there's money around the setup (Setup = Wii/Gamecube and TV) to determine if it's a money match. If that's the case, don't bother whoever is there or wait until they're finished if you're desperate for that TV for some reason.....
I'll see ya at the venue. I'll be wearing a black bandana, come find me and we'll do some friendlies and/or $1 MM =D. Unless you're coming for Brawl, then we're only doing friendlies LOL.
i see what you did there
Ah, that sounds lame. I'm pretty sure I'm the only one in Middletown that plays (and frequents the boards), and my friends hate that I do the techskill stuff. Well, one of them is coming around, but the other is vehemently anti-wavedash ><Yeah, it's a small town. A movie theater, a cheapy movie theater, a McDonalds. That's about it lol. 3 - 4 Years ago, there used to be 15 or so of us that played Melee, but our metagame didn't have advanced techs, and none of use knew of smashboards. Now only me, and one of my friends (Br4n on the boards, moved to Florida
First tourney hm? You never forget your first hahaha. My first one was Esticle at Digital Mayhem, and let me tell ya, the B.O. in the venue was supernatural. Aside from that, it was an awesome first tournament. It, unfortunately, closed down in November last year. Supposedly, a new one was going to open up this summer, but there hasn't been any news lately (I think.... *goes to check after this*)
Best advice I can give you, show up early and play tons of friendlies. You're going to have nerves/yipes (Prince of Tennis reference), and play nowhere near as well as you do with friends/by yourself. It'll go away for the most part, and you'll be much better off by the time brackets start.
Also, don't be intimidated to ask if you can play. Make sure and look to see if there's money around the setup (Setup = Wii/Gamecube and TV) to determine if it's a money match. If that's the case, don't bother whoever is there or wait until they're finished if you're desperate for that TV for some reason....
I'll see ya at the venue. I'll be wearing a black bandana, come find me and we'll do some friendlies and/or $1 MM =D. Unless you're coming for Brawl, then we're only doing friendlies LOL.
It'll be a skill thing, if anything.
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Oh sh--------
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*has no car*
.) is that you don't find out about having work until the day before. It's up in the air until 10 PM at night. If it hits 10, and no word, then it's settled. But what expectations do you have in an under the table moving job? Can't really complain, finding a job here is tough =/
Didn't even catch that. Make it $10 please, I gotta buy books for school and purchase my train tickets. It sounds petty, but $5 means a lot to me. I mean, I'll still come regardless but...
WAIT WAIT WAITAnd it still stands, that if my friend doesn't have work, we can pick you up vvv Rapture. The thing that sucks about his job (I used to work there too, recently got fired
sad face...i need a plan b in that case. Im not missing this ****. anyone near fairfield area going to this shiz could give me a lift i'd really appreciate it.Metro north doesn't go to Vernon
Awesome. And yeah that's cool. I'm trying to hit up as many options as possible in case things happen, but hopefully it turns out alright.*has no car*
But yeah, we're set no matter what. I've got two failsafe back-ups to my friend maybe having work.
- A friend that's a brand new driver. Getting their license the week of the tourney LOL (But she's 18 and has driven for a year, so it's not that bad). Woo, cheering squad
- My sister.
And it still stands, that if my friend doesn't have work, we can pick you up vvv Rapture. The thing that sucks about his job (I used to work there too, recently got fired
Don't forget brawl either lol. We're sweeping doubles
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Oh yeah, forgot about that. We do need that cash money.Don't forget brawl either lol. We're sweeping doubles
@jake
Thank you for it getting changed to $10 =D
