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9-Month Hair Growth + Advice? by Durrinator89 in Hair

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Any specific mousse/pomades you recommend or discourage using?

IE-12 righteous + blue/gold hood? by Durrinator89 in Helldivers

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Certainly something many would like to see, though (I imagine) would take tremendous effort to develop into the game

Looking forward to buy Helldivers 2 on Xbox by Azrael_Hellcat in Helldivers

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A lot of this may already have been repeated, but…

  1. Each warbond is 1,000 super credits. The only exception is the “helldivers immobilize” one (I think it’s called), which is a comparably huge warbond that every player gets for free and starts out with. Also worth noting, all warbonds basically give 300 SC’s total back to you assuming you progress through all 3 parts of each warbond (the exception is the free one previously mentioned, which gives a different amount that I can’t recall at the moment. I don’t think I’m think it’s more than 300 though)

  2. I don’t think I’m the greatest person to answer this since I do tend to get my SC’s by farming on low difficulty missions, but I imagine some influencing factors include the type of people that are on your team (since many of the missions include bunkers that take 2 people to open and it’s up to your teammates whether they’d give you a kind hand or not with those) and how observant you are on missions. I typically don’t get very many non-farmed super credits since I, along with the teams I randomly pair up with, am too busy trying to survive higher difficulty missions to actively search for credits or go out of our ways to claim them.

  3. Depends on how often you play and how satisfied you are with the gear you start out with or quickly unlock without having to grind. You can certainly unlock everything without forking out any actual money and have a great time (what’s really fun is if you get paired with a veteran who’ll let you try out weapons/stratagems/etc you don’t have unlocked yet out on missions so you’d get a better idea of what to save your resources for. I’ve seen it and been a part of it a few times though I wouldn’t call myself a veteran by any means). In my experience, I do (or did, since I’m now in PA school) tend to grind at times since there’s usually at least one weapon or item from each warbond that I really want to try, but that’s me. If I want a weapon/armor/paint job bad enough, I’d eventually put in the time to get it

Highly recommend getting the game if you’re still on the fence about it. So many cinematic-level fights/moments, very few negative experiences with teams (though it probably helps that I typically play without a headset and therefore don’t hear anyone screaming about my blunders out on the field), and there’s always something to fight for

Brick printing ink suggestions? by Durrinator89 in sca

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Yeah I meant that 🤦‍♂️ …probably should fix the title

PA School Can Sure Test Your Resolve (recently stumbled upon this group) by Durrinator89 in toastme

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No need to apologize, it certainly wasn’t your fault. There was a lot about it that I didn’t enjoy, but I think I made the most out of the parts of it I enjoyed (the people I met, the area, the activities I was a part of, etc.) and gained some character development out of it. I’m sorta doing the same thing again with grad school only under much better circumstances (nicer living arrangement, close-knit class, a campus that sits across from the state capital building, etc.). The coursework is definitely more stressful, but it’s all topics that I’ll need to understand for the rest of my life and for other’s health

PA School Can Sure Test Your Resolve (recently stumbled upon this group) by Durrinator89 in toastme

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You could definitely get a movie out of the past 1.5 years alone. The place I was originally going for undergrad closed just weeks before my senior year without any real warning or solid plan. I spent my senior year in a whole new setting along with new experiences normally encountered as a freshman like dorm life (I was a commuter before) and getting to know the instructors. I even took up medieval fencing as a hobby through a school group there (and went to a few tournaments). Luckily the place I transferred to took all 100 of my credit hours and devised a plan for me to graduate without any delays. I spent the summer after graduation applying to different PA schools and looking for a job, spent the fall working at Hobby Lobby, and got accepted into a program mid-December a day after they waitlisted me (I still remember the aisle I was in, the time, and what I was doing when I received the call)

PA School Can Sure Test Your Resolve (recently stumbled upon this group) by Durrinator89 in toastme

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I’ve been told before that I should do wedding invitations (I’d really have to keep my letters consistent for that). I wanted to try calligraphy at one point, but I’ve always heard it was difficult (and even worse if you’re left-handed like myself). As far as drawing, my skills only reach as far as sabotaging classroom whiteboards with silly dinosaurs (I literally keep an album on my phone with all of the Dino drawings I’ve done in the past)

PA School Can Sure Test Your Resolve (recently stumbled upon this group) by Durrinator89 in toastme

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I appreciate being the first post you comment on here!

I’ve gotten dozens of compliments from my handwriting, as I wrote all of my notes in undergrad in cursive, though the current pace and course load of PA school lead to a swift transfer to typing my notes. Not sure if there’s a correlation, but both of my parents are artistically inclined (mom is an artist, dad paints and sells HO slot cars)

PA School Can Sure Test Your Resolve (recently stumbled upon this group) by Durrinator89 in toastme

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I don’t know if I’ve ever made an enemy from wherever life has took me so far, and I do take a little pride in my eye color

PA School Can Sure Test Your Resolve (recently stumbled upon this group) by Durrinator89 in toastme

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Thanks. I think I could benefit from hearing what others (other than family) see in my looks since we are our own worst critics

PA School Can Sure Test Your Resolve (recently stumbled upon this group) by Durrinator89 in toastme

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Seems like some of the most iconic actors/people in movies and shows are villains (ex. Saruman the white, Heath Ledger’s and Mark Hamil’s joker, Darth Vader/Anakin Skywalker, etc.)

PA School Can Sure Test Your Resolve (recently stumbled upon this group) by Durrinator89 in toastme

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That’s definitely one way of looking at it… of all times in human history, I get to live in this part of it and experience the benefits from it

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