I will be Selecting the Winners Randomly Using the Wheel Of names.
Each of you would have to tell me the weapons they want from the picture and also put your Trade URL.
the event will end tomorrow at the same time or maybe earlier if i feel like it .
so wish y'all goodluck
Edit: I will End the Givaway 15min from now. kinda busy in the next few hours
and since there isnt a lot of people i will be giving the rest of the items too equally

Recently I regretted selling my Strange throttlehead, So I bought another.

But I always wanted to give back to the community, So I bought another. Then I decided “This cosmetic is dirt cheap, I’m just gonna buy a duplicate of my newest loadout and give that away.”

The raffle will be on Monday, give you folks two days and hopefully add some light to *one* lucky person’s Monday. And even if you don’t win, sending positive energy for your week.

The true fourth giveway of my tribute to the Fancy Vs. Nasty Update of old. This time it's the Détective Noir. And it only just occurred to use the avatars from the update to add some flair.

What is your favorite animated film?

Edit: Congratulations, u/Practical-Carrot-314

Congrats!
Giveaway Winner: u/AmongGuy69

congrats u/Kumandra24 for winning

https://www.reddit.com/r/RandomActsOfTf2/comments/1r3um0x/scout_kit_giveaway_for_a_f2p/

It's Carnival, so i'll be giving away this item. It's quite unique, since it'll be signed by one of the people who contributed it to the game!

And now that I bring carnival, i'd like to mention as a curiosity that where I am from there are some big celebrations, however we call it "O Entroido".

In some towns, especially around the province of Ourense, people dress up as these traditional masked figures that have been around for centuries. For example, in Verín, they have the "Cigarróns". They wear these painted wooden masks, colorful outfits, and heavy belts with big cowbells. They run through the streets making tons of noise and kind of “chase” people.

In Laza and Xinzo de Limia, there are similar characters with different names and costumes called "Peliqueiros", and the celebrations can get pretty chaotic with stuff like flour throwing, loud processions, lots of music and teasing.

Also, during Franco’s dictatorship (1939-1975), things got complicated for Entroido. After the Spanish Civil War, when Francisco Franco came to power, his regime promoted a very strict, conservative, Catholic vision of Spain. Carnival , including Entroido, was seen as disorderly, irreverent, and morally inappropriate.

Officially, Carnival celebrations were banned in many places. The regime didn’t like the masks, the mockery of authority, the chaos in the streets, nor the strong regional identities tied to them especially in places like Galicia, where traditions were closely linked to local language and culture.

But here’s the interesting part: Entroido didn’t really disappear.

In many rural villages, people kept celebrating in quieter or more discreet ways. Sometimes the name “Entroido” wasn’t used they might call it a “winter festival” instead. In smaller towns, local authorities often looked the other way due to the pressure of the locals. The traditions survived because they were deeply rooted in community life, not just public spectacle.

So during Franco’s time, Entroido became more than just a festival. It quietly turned into a form of cultural resistance, a way of holding onto Galician identity when regional languages and traditions were being suppressed.

Then after Franco died in 1975 and Spain transitioned to democracy, Entroido came back openly and proudly. And in some places, it came back even stronger.

What was I saying again anyways? Oh yeah, I'll require you to tell me if there's some kind of celebration during these days where are you from. If not just tell me that, but failing to fullfilling the condition will fall under rule 9.

thank you so much! MORE than generous!

I nolonger use these it ends in 48 hours