Korean Girl playing Starcraft. - Page 6

On April 27 2010 13:20 darkponcho wrote:
wtf i go to uva


edit- year?

On April 27 2010 13:22 Try wrote:

'13, you?

On April 27 2010 12:55 Smix wrote:
Def say hi if the opportunity presents itself again though : ) Maybe she's a lurker on TL ~ ;o

On April 27 2010 13:31 Xxio wrote:


That would be hilarious! Next day she' says, "so you decided to blog about me eh?"

...or at least that's what she would say in Canada...where we say "eh"

On April 27 2010 13:35 flamewheel91 wrote:

But... but... I say "eh" and I'm from America :O
Haha at least talk to her, you could play some LAN games, eh?
Wow I did that actually unintentionally -__-

On April 27 2010 13:36 Wintermute wrote:


As long as you don't say "hoser."

On April 27 2010 11:50 KingV wrote:
Umm...A cute KOREAN girl, playing starcraft, and you didn't talk to her???

On April 27 2010 13:43 saltywet wrote:
challenge her to a game, and whether you win or lose, start singing gee

On April 27 2010 13:39 e_i_pi_1_0 wrote:
As a girl who plays Starcraft, I'd suggest just greeting her normally, then start off with questions like "how long have you been playing?", "Do you play on iccup?", etc. Get her battle.net/iccup ID if you can. It's a good way to know other people better. Invite her to a few LAN parties as a friendly gesture.

Save references to progamers for after you find out whether she actually follows the professional scene. Otherwise, it just makes her really confused.

Also, don't get too overexcited while talking to her, it'll make you look kinda weird. Near, or at the end of the conversation, ask her for a game then. That's optional, though.

Those reaver jokes or whatnot though, they're kinda creepy. Avoid using those in actual conversation: there's always a risk of the girl understanding them, and then good luck trying to talk to her later.

On April 27 2010 13:39 e_i_pi_1_0 wrote:
As a girl who plays Starcraft, I'd suggest just greeting her normally, then start off with questions like "how long have you been playing?", "Do you play on iccup?", etc. Get her battle.net/iccup ID if you can. It's a good way to know other people better. Invite her to a few LAN parties as a friendly gesture.

Save references to progamers for after you find out whether she actually follows the professional scene. Otherwise, it just makes her really confused.

Also, don't get too overexcited while talking to her, it'll make you look kinda weird. Near, or at the end of the conversation, ask her for a game then. That's optional, though.

Those reaver jokes or whatnot though, they're kinda creepy. Avoid using those in actual conversation: there's always a risk of the girl understanding them, and then good luck trying to talk to her later.

On April 27 2010 15:32 TheAntZ wrote:

hi asl?