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Is there any way to wash a copper lame (sabre)? I'm not sure if its even possible to wash it or am I just supposed to never wash it and use one that is more washable like stainless steal.

Do you need to complete the pre-business courses of RBS as well in order to declare your major? I'm majoring in accounting and the requirement was intro to fiancial accounting, which I passed. I still have intro to micro and macro to complete before I finish all of them

Genuinely how are these people the same trophy range as me? I thought that when I went from 6K to 10K trophies, people would actually you know… learn the core mechanics already. Tell me why they’re just sitting at 10 elixir leaking for 30 seconds. Placing troops directly at the bridge when you are on 0 elixir and praying you take down the whole tower. I’ve also seen a common thing with E-golems player especially that they just don’t seem to know that when it’s killed, it gives your opponent elixir. I’ve seen people (both teammates and opponents) use E-golem on defense with zero supporting troops.

It’s also like these people think they are playing 1v1 in a 2v2 game. Many times I will hover a log/spell over an incoming goblin barrel and my opponent STILL double logs. I also see a common pattern that these players don’t know troops work like just dropping an E-wiz into a 20+ elixir push as if the spawn damaged is a rocket or something or not knowing how to activate king with a firecracker.

I’ve played CR pretty much ever since it’s global launch, and people in 2v2 were no where near as braindead. I get that it’s supposed to be a casual mode, but how is it any fun if your teammate does shit like this and ends the game in a minute?

I'm taking this class for the summer, does anyone how his classes are like? I was able to see the syllabus and it was something like 5 assignments + 1 final. Apparently the final is really short like 6 questions long? Anyway I've heard he's a pretty good professor for this class but I'm looking for how this class is structured. I actually am retaking this course previously from taking it with Manco.

I also have another 8:30 AM class at Tuesday & Friday (IntermediateAccounting 1) so if I take his only other open section I would have 4/5 8:30 AM classes. Do yoy guys think its honestly to take a class this early soleley because of this professor or not? I heard it actually takes effort to fail his class so it's a tough decision.

Hello all, looking to get a maraging blade solely for the purpose of competitions.

Currently I'm using an STM with Szilágyi PBT guard, and I'm absolutely loving it. I like how the blade is still while holding the blade itself doesn't feel to heavy. I'm looking for a similar feel (moreso lighter) in the maraging series. Does anyone have any recommendations? For more context, I'm based in the U.S and mainly look at Blue Gaunlet Fencing (since I'm in NJ) but also open to other vendors.

I've never been formally coached in a group session but today I just attended one at a local club. I've been fencing for 1 year. During the practice, we mainly worked on footwork with exploding off advances as well as different variations and general foot cordination drills. We only had bouting for about 30 minutes or so before cooldown (it was 2 hours total). Lots of conditioning. I know it's only been one class, but how much do these group lessions benefit you in the longer run? I'm more a person that believes more practice on the strip helps you better assess distance control, timing, etc. This is sabre btw.

Maybe because I’m coming from EWR so the expectations were very low but I gotta say I’m impressed with the service at SFO. Staff are so friendly and helpful. Not sure if it’s because of west coast people in general, great service, or both, traveling within SFO was actually so stress free. At EWR it was so hard to find a worker to get help with, but here they just come up to you (I’m a first time solo flyer). Surprisingly food choices are pretty good as well, minus the pricing but that’s every other airport pricing. The airport itself is easy to navigate, and the workers give very clear directions on where to go. I might be missing a lot more but I just wanna get this off my chest.

Not sure if this is the appropriate sub, but I will be taking NJ transit train to EWR international airport this coming weekend, and I recently read that the air train will be substituted for the shuttle busses as if undergoes construction. I need to get to terminal C. How would this go? Apparently there will be workers there directing incoming traffic, but are there also signs or anything that also help direct where to go?

Will be traveling outside the U.S this summer, but I will subleasing my room over the summer. The sublease is betwen the tenents, so I would then need to transfer the money to the landlord. Would it work if I'm physically outside the country?

Do 3 hour classes actually go on for the full class time or stop way earlier? For context this class isn't STEM, it's in the labor department (mostly readings and writings) online.

What is the best way to fold the jacket and specifically a lamé (sabre) without damaging it for travel? For context it’s going to be a long haul connecting flight totaling 20+ hours. I’m trying to fit it in my backpack (my carry on) but it’s hard to fold it flat or with worrying that I might damage the wiring of the lamé.

I get an "Internal Service Error" whenever I finish logging in via Duo. Tried on 2 different broswers and the same thing.

Edit: Just saw on YikYak that there was a cybersecurity breach caused by a group of hackers?? are we cooked