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When did Zero go to the States?
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konadora
Singapore66364 Posts
On September 08 2009 23:09 Nosmo wrote:
When did Zero go to the States?
blizzcon
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ew i feel sorry for KT players, if its the type of workshop im thinking it is. KTFail strikes again.
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They will be using money attained from sales in their previous 'To-to Day' event, as well as money obtained from their fans' attendance fee from that same day to install doors and build wells.
Lol at using progamers as cheap contractors/labor.
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it's nice that these progamers are out there doing stuff for the community
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I like the community service. Hopefully sets a precedent for more service in the esports community. Wish the popular sports teams of the US did more stuff like that.
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On September 08 2009 23:32 reciprocate wrote:
I like the community service. Hopefully sets a precedent for more service in the esports community. Wish the popular sports teams of the US did more stuff like that.
Some teams / players do, but it really doesn't get highlighted enough.
In New Orleans, the Hornets did a ton for the public school system between helping build libraries and spending time with students etc. Deuce McAllister (the saints former runningback) was constantly doing community service under the radar, that you wouldn't know about unless you were told by someone who was there because he didn't want to publicize it.
Good to hear about, although I question the quality of manual labor they get out of sc players 
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what's the point of the community service that far away -_-
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On September 08 2009 23:48 FragKrag wrote:
what's the point of the community service that far away -_-
Is it also pointless to help African countries cause they are far away?
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konadora
Singapore66364 Posts
On September 08 2009 23:41 Trumpet wrote:Show nested quote +On September 08 2009 23:32 reciprocate wrote:
I like the community service. Hopefully sets a precedent for more service in the esports community. Wish the popular sports teams of the US did more stuff like that. Some teams / players do, but it really doesn't get highlighted enough. In New Orleans, the Hornets did a ton for the public school system between helping build libraries and spending time with students etc. Deuce McAllister (the saints former runningback) was constantly doing community service under the radar, that you wouldn't know about unless you were told by someone who was there because he didn't want to publicize it. Good to hear about, although I question the quality of manual labor they get out of sc players
Look at some of their muscles man
Pretty sure they can get some job done :p
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On September 08 2009 23:41 Trumpet wrote:Show nested quote +On September 08 2009 23:32 reciprocate wrote:
I like the community service. Hopefully sets a precedent for more service in the esports community. Wish the popular sports teams of the US did more stuff like that. Some teams / players do, but it really doesn't get highlighted enough. In New Orleans, the Hornets did a ton for the public school system between helping build libraries and spending time with students etc. Deuce McAllister (the saints former runningback) was constantly doing community service under the radar, that you wouldn't know about unless you were told by someone who was there because he didn't want to publicize it. Good to hear about, although I question the quality of manual labor they get out of sc players
As well as several hockey players. Some have invested a lot of money into various things like Children's Hospitals. Re: Trevor Linden, Vincent Lecavalier, etc. Lmao, I question the quality of the labor too, but every bit counts I suppose. It's good to see them giving a helping hand to people in need.
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MrHoon
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On September 08 2009 23:18 xMiragex wrote:
ew i feel sorry for KT players, if its the type of workshop im thinking it is. KTFail strikes again.
iirc this has been tradition for KT for a while now
I remember a segment back in 2008 (or 7?) where the KT coach and Hwaseung coach were talking and it went like
"So I took Jaedong and the Team to a 5 star hotel"
"Yeah I took Flash and the Team for military training"
"Yeah... Um... Sounds awesome"
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On September 09 2009 00:45 never_toss wrote:
Whats CJ doing IdrA?
Taking anger management courses.
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On September 09 2009 00:56 Sadistx wrote:Taking anger management courses.
that certainly was clever
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Korea (South)11598 Posts
i lol'd 
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Hong Kong20321 Posts
lol cambodia with the fans money
waht if hte fans dont like cambodia
they'll bel ike OMG WTF MY MONEEZ GOIGN TO CAMBODIANS???
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On September 09 2009 01:17 alffla wrote:
lol cambodia with the fans money
waht if hte fans dont like cambodia
they'll bel ike OMG WTF MY MONEEZ GOIGN TO CAMBODIANS???
Do you ever read through your posts before you hit the post button? Or maybe after you've pressed it?
just curious. 
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