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Jaryd “summit1g” Lazar ranks as one of the leading Counter-Strike streaming authorities with comfortably over a million followers. Over the weekend he took a gander and subbed for a pro team, which suffice to say, didn't bode well for the young lad.

With a whopping $250k on the line the big boys were definitely out like Luminosity, Tempo Storm, and Cloud9. Summit however, was subbing for Splyce, which isn't the most accomplished of American teams.

Splyce found themselves squared off against Counter Logic Gaming, where they surprisingly enough held their own, and even took 15 rounds to CLG's 11. Things got real heavy, real quick though when after Summit achieved a clutch kill, he proceeded to walk into the very flames of the molotov he'd tossed to elminate his opponent on the way to disarming the bomb, and 'almost' taking home the victory.

Splyce went on to end up in OT, lost the next couple games, and the eventual match 2-0.

The memes thus far have been golden:

If you own a business called the "Keystone Motel" you're probably having a bad week. After a recent episode of Steven Universe taking place in the Keystone Motel aired, some fans of the show started leaving one star reviews of actual real life businesses sharing the name all over the country. The reviews are primarily based on the events of the show but leave damaging reports of empty pools and ice cold rooms.


This is why we can't have nice things, and why nobody takes fandoms seriously.

This YouTube copyright thing is getting out of control.

Don't tell this Pastor that there's going to be another Star Wars movie soon.

There was never any hope in avoiding it, Erik Flom. Brutal truth of the matter is that when Windows 10 updates want to install, they will f**cking install. Tis life, man.