Memory

> As of today, LPL0006 @UziRNG will officially retire. Uzi was not only the heart and soul of RNG, but also an icon in the esports world as a whole. From a teenager onwards he never gave up and worked as hard as he could to be the best he could in his role, he inspired many.

>Due to injuries accumulated over 8 years of high intensity training, at the suggestion of medical professionals, Uzi was advised to rest during the 2020 LPL spring split. After spring a decision was made and we understood and respected his wishes, and will continue to assist him.

>Even in retirement, Uzi is still an important member of the RNG family. In addition to doing everything we can to assist him in his future endeavors, we will also be by his side to help him on his journey to injury recovery. We are here to help him recover 100%.

>In 2012, he debuted in the pro scene, and forged his own path for many to look at with respect, winning multiple LPL splits, Asian Games, and MSI. His journey

Because of the lack of oxygen and blood reaching my brain

Edit: Sorry I haven’t answered most of your guys question as most of them have been repeated by you guys and to be honest I don’t think I can answer more but I will try to answer as much as I can also I heard most of you guys want updates i will also make things more clearer and understanding I just don’t know where I will update you guys I’ll have to ask my boyfriend but if you guys have ideas please let me know thank you 🙏

(I haven't been on this sub before so idk if it's discussed here more often or if it even happens to everyone but I have basically never heard of people talk about this aspect of depression) Seriously, before I had depression I didn't have the slightest idea that it would effect your memory and every time I mention my fucked up memory people are always suprised. I can't think of any good reason why this is compleatly ignored when people discuss about this because it has had a huge effect on my life. I can't explain how awful it is when someone talks about stuff i've said or done and I can't properly remember it myself.

Edit: everyone probably doesn't have this and it's not an offical symptom of depression but it definitely is a side effect. Like some people have said it all just blurs together. I think it has something to do with how you don't really enjoy the stuff you do so you just go on and do things without thinking or registering them. I mean I can't remember most of my childhoo

Hello! I wanted to draw Star Guardian Lux and Jinx in memory of my older sister. She was a Lux main and at the time I was a Jinx main. We would do Star Guardian bot almost every game. She used to stream too and I used to join her for it. She was actually getting noticed and could probably have made it as a streamer. She made almost 1000 followers in about a month or two of doing Twitch. Unfortunately, she never made it to 1000. It's been a little over 3 years since my older sister committed suicide. She died the day after her birthday.

My art instagram is karbonated.kimchi

I don't really stream anymore after she died because it's been too hard for me to. I am still working at getting better at art so I'm sorry that this isn't the best. I hope the image brought you some happiness even with the backstory. I hope you all stay safe during these times :)

EDIT: Thank you everyone for your kind words and all the awards! I did not expec

Having R2 magically have a backup of C-3PO’s memory was cheap, and IMO un-did any emotional impact wiping his memory had. It would have been super cool if C-3PO and R2’s last scene was was the two of them talking, and their conversation going something like:

“What do you mean erased?”

Beep boop

“No, I don’t want to hear a story!”

Boop beep beep

“Seventy-seven years ago??”

boop boop

“A human pod-racer? Well that’s just impossible!”

Beep beep

“And Jedi?! R2-D2, if you’re going to make up a story to impress me, at least make it believable”

EDIT:

“He was on the Jedi Council?! Wow, he must have been a great Jedi Master”

boop beep

“Well that’s just not fair!”

After he does the snap in Endgame to wipe out Thanos and his army, the time stone causes a side affect and after Tony dies, his consciousness is sent back in time in a different timeline to a specific point in the MCU. He inhabits his form as he was during that point in time (There are not two of him roaming around) He knows what’s going to happen in the future and intends to stop Thanos again. But he also wants to try and save other innocent people who died along the way in the MCU and do things that make the world better. He also wants to try and prevent his own death the second time around.

R1: He is sent back to one month before his trip to Afghanistan where he gets captured by terrorists and becomes Iron Man in his first solo movie. What can he do?

R2: He is instead sent back to one week before Loki steals the tesseract in the first Avengers movie.

R3: He is sent back to one week before him and the other Avengers attack the HYDRA base in Age of Ultron.

R4: He is sent back jus

For those of you who are hurting:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Showerthoughts/comments/g57rb3/when_you_lose_a_parent_you_lose_all_the_memories/fo2tn97?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x

I read this idea in an essay that said "we store some of our memories with other people, and when they are gone those memories are too" but I can't find the essay for the life of me. I'm sorry that this post has caused so much of you pain. I hope some of you start collecting your own memories for your loved ones and friends.

http://familysearch.org doesn't cost anything. Yes, it's Mormon but it's a reliable place to put family stories and learn about your past. No, I am not trying to sneak you into the Mormon church.

Or does it take time to develop?

Edit: starting from the first word that appears after you open the cover. You can't start at random points.

This was a very fun way to waste 10 hours, but I need sleep. How bout you try answering other peoples questions with your own fun facts

It's a damn blast. Out of all the shows I've been watching recently, this is the one that has my complete attention. The humour is consistently on point and every character, no matter how minor is instantly iconic and loveable ('Git 'em'). I feel so light watching this show, it's ridiculous in all the right ways. It's pretty bittersweet getting to the final episodes of (the extremely well done) Season 2 but I'm so happy I decided to check this one out. A great adventure mystery show for all ages.

Tonight I caught my wife telling my kid a bedtime story involving a wombat. I paused when I heard her say, “And then the wombat waved goodbye and off he went. Wiishoo! Wiishooo!!” I asked her later what those sounds represent and she told me his wings. When I explained that wombats don’t have wings and are essentially huge marsupials, I broke her childhood. Her dad, a wonderful man who passed last year, used to tell her and her sister this same bedtime story. She immediately called her 40-year-old sister and asked her if she knew wombats didn’t have wings (“no!”), then her widowed mom (“no!”). All three were used to her dad’s wholesome story about the talking womBAT and apparently never came across a photo of the Australian animal in 37 years.

TL;DR: I broke it to three adults that a wombat doesn’t have wings, so their treasured childhood bedtime stories proved to be “inaccurate.”

Edit: Thanks for the wonderful thoughts, awards, and interest from many of you. I know people want the