If I have read the diagram correctly , from right to left the pin layout is 15 , 16 , 114 I connected the farthermost pin to the right to GND and the pin to it ' s left to 3 . 3 V via a 470 ohm resistorIt is confusing though as the diagram below shows the pins in a different order <| sep |> But which one is Parker Posey ? <| sep |> Parry is a must . Down the line when you have more units saved up , max out both Precision and Cruelty <| sep |> The robe is more of the uchiha style , especially with the way it covers the neck . I think that was him ditching the guise of the Akatsuki and fighting as an uchiha . <| sep |> So uspez was triggered ? <| sep |> He can be sincere and shallow . He can really mean what he ' s saying but have only a cursory understanding of the topic he ' s standing up for . He can really believe in it up to the point of actually thinking about solutions or what it is he ' s actually doing . I think he can believe that he ' s doing the right thing on the surface and secretly revel in the attention it ' s getting . It doesn ' t seem a great leap for me to picture someone who was a star athlete all though his life up until he reaches the NFL where he ' s a small fish at the end of a bench needing a little ego boost . I actually don ' t think it ' s as simple as that last statement might make it sound , but I ' m not trying to write a book here . But what makes it impossible for me to sympathize with him is the difference between his stated intentions and his actions . We always judge ourselves on our intentions and are always judged by others by our actions . Even if his intentions bore some sincerity , his series of actions appeared to carry enough vanity and hollowness to rob the gesture of any real meaning . With regards to him being called uppity , I can only assume that word is mostly used in this context to either provide comedic shock value , or to act as a tilted paraphrasing passed along by people defending him . Do you have any notable examples of people calling him uppity