TF2 Screenies?

[Flaming Cheese Wheel]

[Flaming Cheese Wheel]

First, Ladeee healed me with arrows. This was much more amusing than it appears.

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And now for the Purple Party.

There are a lot of Purple Pyros.

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A Soldier investigates.

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The action moves to Meleebarn for the Jets and Sharks dance rumble.

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[Boss Llama]

I hear the music to "Beat It" playing in my ears already, FCW

[Plinko]

The First Meeting of the Purple Hat Society was a smash, if you ask me.

[Peahats]

HE RETURNS!

[Ignatius]

Its really great when they have that glitch, and are wearing googly eyes. There's just a pair of floating googly eyes in place of a head.

[Flaming Cheese Wheel]

I have been that guy on numerous occasions lately.

[THE Flying chihuahua]

Forget Headless Pyro! We now have a new creature, THE LEVITATING SCOUT!

[Nezer]

[crimsonshootingstar]

Is so true tovarish.

[Nezer]

Heh, was hoping you'd see that comrade crimson.

Its like the old tale of how Nasa spent $500,000 trying to get a pen to work in zero gravity.

What did the russians do?

They used a pensil.

[Zork Nemesis]

This heavy is all packed up and he's ready for adventure!
But really though, the recent update introduced this bug. The bug exists when the Saxxy is equipped, but as I have no Saxxy, other weapons must be able to trigger it as well. The shot would probably look better with the Dalokohs Bar instead of the Fishcake though.

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[TheCarpe]

Heh, was hoping you'd see that comrade crimson.

Its like the old tale of how Nasa spent $500,000 trying to get a pen to work in zero gravity.

What did the russians do?

They used a pensil.

Actually pencils are dangerous to use in zero gravity, since every time you wrote with them they'd grind off little bits of graphite that can wreak havoc with sensitive components on a space mission. NASA used to use pencils on some pre-Apollo missions before realizing the hazards, and that was the impetus for designing the space pen. All flights since, American, Russian, or otherwise, have used such a pen.

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[THE Flying chihuahua]

Heh, was hoping you'd see that comrade crimson.

Its like the old tale of how Nasa spent $500,000 trying to get a pen to work in zero gravity.

What did the russians do?

They used a pensil.

Actually pencils are dangerous to use in zero gravity, since every time you wrote with them they'd grind off little bits of graphite that can wreak havoc with sensitive components on a space mission. NASA used to use pencils on some pre-Apollo missions before realizing the hazards, and that was the impetus for designing the space pen. All flights since, American, Russian, or otherwise, have used such a pen.

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All I have to say is This

[Nezer]

Heh, was hoping you'd see that comrade crimson.

Its like the old tale of how Nasa spent $500,000 trying to get a pen to work in zero gravity.

What did the russians do?

They used a pensil.

Actually pencils are dangerous to use in zero gravity, since every time you wrote with them they'd grind off little bits of graphite that can wreak havoc with sensitive components on a space mission. NASA used to use pencils on some pre-Apollo missions before realizing the hazards, and that was the impetus for designing the space pen. All flights since, American, Russian, or otherwise, have used such a pen.

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Aww, there goes that little story.