You know , there is a middle ground between lying to your kids about Santa and telling them exactly how bad the world is . <| sep |> PLEASE DON ' T RUN ON THIRD DOWN <| sep |> I have no time , no attractive physical features or money to get the kind of girl I want as a gfThats why I only have fuck buddies <| sep |> Cool ! How long do the batteries last ? <| sep |> Our offensive line is way to shitty to be trying plays like that . <| sep |> I . actually like that top 9 . <| sep |> He made a name for himself because Ambition was heralded as the best midlaner at the time . <| sep |> By casual gaming I assume you mean things like Witcher 3 and Dark Souls 3 . In which case I would go with IPS or VA . For competitive there is only TN . If you want best of both worlds of competitive and singleplayer gaming , then IPS is your best bet . The dell is getting old and is priced way above what it delivers imo . With a 1080 OC card and 144 hz you won ' t need or see much benefit of gsync , yet you ' re basically paying 200 extra just for that feature alone . For competitive gaming , the 240 hz TN monitors that just came out and are coming out is your best bet . For immersive gaming , VA monitors like the C 24 FG 70 with 3 times better contrast than the rest of the monitors out there is your best bet great colours as well . For a monitor that is between competitive gaming and casual there is a variety of 27 inch , IPS , 1440 p monitors out there . They won ' t excel at response time or look as good as VA stuff for dark images , but they don ' t have the issues VA has when it comes to ghosting and odd artifacts in fast games and they won ' t look as washed out and have shitty colours like TN panels . Though IPS have to deal with BLB and IPS glow .