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My schoolwork has been piling up so I won't be able to make it out this week.

I most likely won't be able to make it this week, my schoolwork is starting to build up.

Hey shtkn, here's where I got my shirt: http://www.zazzle.com/scrub_city_t_shirt-235818736351845674 Even though they're a little pricy I googled up some coupon codes and managed to get mine for like ~$10 in the end. Multiple codes can be used at the same time IIRC.

Good games, guys. The turnout for both the AH3 and KOF tournaments were great, good job guys. AH3 was really fun, I might get into it and start playing it more now.

I won't be able to make it this week, but I should be free next week.

Hey, are any of you guys bringing a computer/laptop this Friday? I'm in a mood to play some Melty and some doujin fighters. I also want to try out the new Touhou fighter, I'll put the game on a flash drive and bring it on Friday.

http://www.mediafire.com/?jp9sbaw27brgy4b Man, I should start playing this game again. reimu2gud

I'll be there this week :]

I'll bring my laptop the next time I go. But I won't be there this week, I'm gonna busy with other things. I should be free next week though.

So hyped for this week's gimmick tournament. :):):):)

Okay so I got some new Sanwa buttons for my stick. I opened up the stick and it looks like the stock buttons are soldered onto a daughterboard, away from the main PCB. So I was thinking, should I simply just solder the new buttons onto the daughterboard, or should get some quick-disconnects and solder the wires (the ones connecting the daughterboard and the main PCB) for easier modding in the future? Also, I'm new to stick modding and I don't have any soldering tools, so is anyone kind enough to help me out here? I can bring all the stick parts, I just need soldering equipment (and some guidance too so I don't fuck up:v:).

It's a Hori VX. It has a common ground PCB. I don't know if this is a good thing or not.

I need to replace the stock buttons on my stick. I don't know much about this stuff, but the Sanwa OBSF-30 buttons are good, right? And what's a good place to buy them? Also, is anyone willing to lend me a soldering kit? Or maybe willing to help me replace the buttons on my stick?

I most likely won't be able to make it to anything for about two weeks, my schoolwork is starting to pile up. See you guys in two weeks.