'Experience is the teacher of all things.' -Julius Caesar

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Hi there! I'm David, probably the support you either played with, or killed many times in the last game of DoTA you played!

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Appreciation Wall:
Sunday, May 29, 2016
12:48 AM - John Redcorn: Never once did I think i'd ever really play on my PC, let alone socialize on the internet. The whole thing was untouched grounds for me, talking to people was never my strong suit and I never thought I was gonna get better. But then one day I install Steam to play a lil ol' game called Team Fortress 2, and then realize that I also go to school with other people who use Steam to play games. How cool right? Then my friend Shaun tells me about this rad game called CS:GO, and from there I re-encountered Camillo (A guy I knew from middle school) turns out the homie was still alive and played on Steam too. Then David appears like a new challenger and makes an appearance too, the first time I actually talked to dood. From there I casually played CS:GO everyonce and a while, but then i started to expand on my gaming libary and played other things besides CS:GO and TF2. Cami and David wanted me to play this wierd game called Dota 2, which was kinda like League but I could play everyone. Camillo invited this one guy called The Empire of the Sun™ and we played Dota 2, alas it was only one game but it was cool. Then one day me and David P. were playing Firefall and Camillo had invited someone to our Skype call, it was the guy from before The Empire of the Sun. At first I was scared so I had muted myself, but doing so made it play the noises my Computer made instead of me talking. It started playing my music I had playing in the background which was Toro Y Moi, Empire had heard it and started talking about it. From there I had met David Razor Jr., the coolest dood on the internet. I never thought I'd meet a swell fellar like you, I'd never think I'd go from Dota 2 to Graduation/Birthday Parties. Never once do I look back and say "I probably should've stopped playing games like my dad told me to." Because from doing what I like to do I've met a friend closer like no other, and glad it was you man. Happy birthday man and I hope we have more cool times together in the near and far future. - Sincerely, Gustavo A. Gonzalez