Exhibit 292

Exhibit 292

Master Yi [15:39]: sorry guys i went to buy some taco bell and forgot league was up

Zilean [15:52]: I hope you get diarrhea

Master Yi [16:01]: dude never wish that on anyone

Master Yi [26:25]: shit brb

Master Yi [34:34]: zil

Zilean [34:39]: ?

Master Yi [34:45]: are u a wizard

(Thanks to Pattata for the quote!)

Freedom is a Decent Keyboard

I like touch devices these days, but sometimes, there's really just nothing like the responsiveness and control of a keyboard.  I finally found something at work that doesn't please me, but I know the fix.  

This describes how I feel about the anger most people express pretty well.

Father Teaches Son How To Fly Into Rage Over Completely Inconsequential Bullshit

I'm gonna hold you to it Pat

Dear Mr. Locke, Thank you for your letter and your service to the United States. I appreciate this opportunity to correspond with you. Please excuse the delay in my response. Due to the high volume of correspondence I receive, I am not always able to respond as quickly as I would like. According the U.S. Agency for International Development, the United States gave Uganda roughly $900,000 for "peace and security" purposes in 2011. According to some reports, the U.S. has provided about $100 million in training, weapons, and supplies since 2011. As you may know, in December 2011, the Obama Administration issued a memorandum to U.S. Agencies working overseas, such as the State Department, directing them to use already existing foreign aid to assist gays and lesbians experiencing human rights violations. In June 2012, the president reiterated "we will continue to focus on empowering women and marginalized populations, and opposing dis ?crimination based on disability, gender, or sexual orientation." As you also know, the Ugandan parliament may reopen debate on legislation to outlaw homosexuality and possibly make it punishable by death. I do not think anyone should be persecuted based on personal beliefs. While I am not a member of the House Foreign Affairs committee, I will keep your views in mind should further legislation regarding foreign aid or restrictions on aid to Uganda be considered for a vote before the full U.S. House of Representatives. As your Representative, constituent input is a vital element in best serving the 12th Congressional District of Ohio. Again, thank you for taking the time to share your concerns. If I may be of assistance in the future, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, Patrick J. Tiberi Representative to Congress

Cincinnati

I took a little roadie after a wedding and made a visit in Cincinnati. They've done a lot with the city since last I was here...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeP7suiw4xQ&feature=youtu.be

Towards a Method to Avoid Getting Played: In Which are Discussed Four Tips

We've all run into it at one point or another: he seems just as excited about you as you are about him, at least until the following day/week/month passes. Do you wonder if he was playing you? There are ways you can find out, and we're not using phony psychology or trying to guess from the color of his pants, but before we examine these methods, there are a few things that should be borne in mind. First, sometimes he's just not into you, and that's okay. The process of dating is supposed to be about finding out whether you're into someone, and he doesn't have to apologize for his feelings (neither do you, by the way). What matters is that you were dealt with respectably, that you were called or sat down and explicitly told that he's not as interested as he thought. That's respectable, especially if you don't have to elicit this honesty by asking. However, everyone has a story of a batshit nut job who just couldn't take no for an answer. Honor his honesty with a little grace and make a safe environment for him to say what he feels. Trust me, you'll avoid a lot of drama. Second, maybe he really is legitimately busy when he says he can't hang out. I workout four to five days a week, attend school full time, wrestle twice a week and volunteer my time, some weeks I really am just too slammed to hang out. I'm hardly unique in that regard, and you should be considerate of the fact that this guy probably has a life that he was managing before you came along and that all that didn't stop just because he's excited about you, and he may indeed be excited. With those things mentioned, let me make a third point: some dudes are jerk wads. No way around it. However, there are ways that you can find out within the first few days or weeks and so doing reduce the unpleasantness when your excitement turns out to be founded on un-solid ground. Let us turn to four tips that can help you avoid getting played, some of these are habits for you and some things are things to look out for in him. Never Try to Meet Anyone New Between December 1st and February 25th Believe it or not, there are still guys who believe in Christmas miracles and Valentines Day Providence. The relationship between depression and romantic desperation surrounding these holidays is well documented, and you'll do well to give the entire period around New Years Eve a miss. Similarly dubious are the few weeks leading up to Pride in your city. Allow a good 3-4 because while winter boys may be clingy or indeed completely unhinged, Pride boys are going to assess you based on how much of a party you can make their Pride weekend into. You're neither a psychologist or a cruise director, so be on guard for the demands of boys around key holidays. 2. When You Meet Him, Make a Special Point of Getting His Full Name Today, it's harder than ever before for someone without a thoroughly paranoid mindset to be a player. Guys like to Facebook and tweet and instagram and grind and a4a and blog, and they broadcast a remarkable amount of information about who they are, what they're doing and who they're with to the Internet. Voluntarily. With his full name, throw a few keywords into google, like what city he lives in. Chances are good, especially if he has an unusual name, that you're gonna get his social networks on the first page. You might even get a google images result. If you're not on his twitter or Facebook, there's a very good chance that he assumes, whatever his content settings, that you can't see what he's saying. Indeed, a twitter account is a gold mine of date-time stamped public access material that can tell you if he was excited about a boy when you took him out or if he was when he told you he was too busy to meet up. If he's on grindr or a4a each time that you look (granted this requires you to log in as well) then maybe he's not as excited as you- he is after all seeing what else is out there. If you feel dubious about the things he's saying to you, don't give the benefit of the doubt. Eliminate the doubt. 3. Don't Trust Anyone Who Claims to Value Honesty This is a common dodge. If you seem like you're on your guard, the player will attempt to assuage your better judgement by commenting on his strong traditional value set such as honesty and commitment. Take such comments with a grain of salt- or a whole bag of salt, that might be better. Assume that all such assertions are lies until you can observe his behavior and judge for yourself. Only by checking your enthusiasm and allowing a longer courtship to play out can you ever hope to find out if someone is trustworthy, simply because they say so is very much a red flag. The honest guy will just be honest with you and not bother to mention it. 4. Bitchy Friends are Red Flags With Mouths Judge your prospective by the company he keeps. You want to meet a nice boy? Chances are good that he'll have nice friends. The bitchy friend will reveal himself or herself within the first hour of meeting them. They'll express vindictiveness, a callous disregard or even contempt for others (particularly wait staff), or a streak of bossy aggression a mile wide. If you find one of these in a friend of his, be suspicious. If you have the misfortune to find them all, punch out. "Maybe he has to hang out with them because they work together," you may say, or "he's fallen in with a bad crowd." Banish such logic from your mind. Whatever crowd he's fallen in with, he chose to fall in with them. Some aspect of that group- maybe it's the exclusionary parties they throw or the way they treat service staff like dirt- appealed to your prospective enough to make him want to spend significant time with them. Indeed, it's been found that people often spend time with aspirational models, people they want to be like one day. Consider how that reflects on him, and don't dismiss the red flag just because you're excited. I'm sure I sound like a paranoid pessimist after all that. I am paranoid at least, but where being treated respectfully is concerned, you can avoid a little caution and prudence when choosing who to spend your time with. Life's too short to get mixed up with someone who doesn't see you as the grand prize, and there's no point wasting any more time than you have to figuring out that he's not the right guy for you. Spend some time with friends, have a happy Pride, and good luck meeting a nice boy ;)