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NonY
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topics: announcement!, vlogging, depression, interaction w/ fans at mlg | ||
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Phyrigian
New Zealand1332 Posts
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Eiii
United States2566 Posts
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FataLe
New Zealand4492 Posts
-_- All of liquid should do this, like once a fortnight? idk. This is cool. | ||
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aphex1071
United States5 Posts
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itsjustatank
Hong Kong9151 Posts
Also what is .2 of a donut? A donut hole? At any rate, hope you do well at MLG Raleigh and continue being a cool dude. | ||
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TelecoM
United States10663 Posts
edit : Hope you don't fall into any depressions! keep fightin  | ||
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United States3313 Posts
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KevinIX
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Mephit
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tofucake
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Also get a picture or something. Your room is so sparse. | ||
Kiante
Australia7069 Posts
Good luck at raleigh. vlog was awesome, wish more people would do them and hope you keep going :O | ||
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ketomai
United States2789 Posts
Good idea and always nice to hear your thoughts. | ||
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On August 23 2011 16:20 Kiante wrote: I cant wait to watch you try and do pullups after eating a donut and a drink. lol! Good luck at raleigh. vlog was awesome, wish more people would do them and hope you keep going :O I don't think he said he has to do that in order, or all at once? If he does that would suck lol also probably maybe run into problems with so many drinks so fast lol | ||
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BEARDiaguz
Australia2362 Posts
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Imbu
United States903 Posts
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Heyoka
Katowice25012 Posts
or just do more yourself, I am also cool with that. | ||
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Lambertus
South Africa965 Posts
thanks for the sharing and this nice idea! When I think of you as a Player and Part of TL, I always think of a different style and a different view on things. Its nice that you bring "out of the box" ideas to the community and SC2. Good luck with your marathon and vlogging, have fun with it! Dont know if you are a religious guy, but as a reverend, I will pray for your personal strength to get along with your condition! greetz from Germany, Benjamin | ||
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caradoc
Canada3022 Posts
EDIT: beer donuts and running o_O how did people survive | ||
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Roe
Canada6002 Posts
I agree with your comments on the drama adding to the game. Being a 1v1 game it's great to focus on the psychological aspects of one person(whereas in team games it's more about the dynamics between teams and within them) It's a great compliment to the game but shouldn't I have the same kind of symptoms of depression, I think they call it chronic depression(I'm a psych major <.<). It comes and goes like you said. It's indescribable the way it comes at you out of nowhere, for no reason. Just keep your ship afloat and keep fending off the waves when they come. Sail on to a sunnier day. | ||
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clazerxsniper
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WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW | ||
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ColtCommando
United States51 Posts
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shaunyeWEST
United States20 Posts
Anyways, whenever you're down, holla at your boy idrA for some wub wub's to groove with each other on skype cam, trust me... wub wub's make a wubber's wub wub wubbyful. | ||
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Ercster
United States603 Posts
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CheM
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legatus legionis
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This however is not like that. The reason being that rather than making one of those schedules as a goal, you just set a goal to work towards. Which would allow you to fill in and play around with the time you have available as you build up towards achieving that goal. I think you will be able to sustain it that way and be succesful. Also like the physical activities mixed in, healthy body healthy mind. After watching the whole thing you point out many more. I like the pioneering idea. Think it could be great, definitely hope other will do it as well. Another note I would like to make is that during the lead up to I believe MLG Dallas, the first event? You made a video showing off your preparation for the event. The seemingly infinite stream of won ladder games, your keyboard bag and other important travel goodies a progamer enjoys. I really liked that and so I'm sure I will enjoy following these. Finally for the upcoming event and your approach to privacy. I thought about it a while back, what I came up with was basically to supplement your message to the fans. Because not everyone is gonna have heard it or will adhere to it, or even will make hand gestures, like sup, or peace and realize those can take you out of your concentration as well. So to help combat as much of these as possible, for people not to notice you or realize it's actually you before you've already past them, some kind of "cloaking"would be in order. We've all seen you start a trend before, The toss hoody. Preferably with zipper so you can easily change out of it since you need to wear your uniform for the media and stuff. Add on a cap and some gunnars/sunglasses and that could also help. Maybe a have a different costume the next day. So word to mouth can't reveal your identity. For reasons mentioned above but additionally if they do see it's you, the outfit really gives off the message of, "Hey, I'm making an effort to be invisible, leave me alone, I'm not available." Which can make more people decide to hold of on any interaction. These are all the points I wanted to touch on. I enjoyed it a lot, was scary having you full screen so close, very different from the smaller State of the Game video window but in a good way. Hope you can find more ways to put this vlog to use for you, because I would love to watch them. Best of luck the next days and I hope Raleigh will be a succesful event for you. Edit: Some sentences didn't make sense, also expanded an example. | ||
Adebisi
Canada1637 Posts
are you planning to play SC2 while on the treadmill? | ||
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Atticus.axl
United States456 Posts
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BretZ
United States1510 Posts
sounds so awesome!EDIT: You motivate me beyond what you understand. Under the condition and pressure you're working under, it's really inspiring to see you trying so hard to work for you fans. Go go Tyler<3 | ||
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SenorChang
Australia4729 Posts
Can't wait for the streaming in December, seems like ages away! Hahaha, is the SC2 1v1 going to happen after the alcohol? I assume it will be all in one go? That will be crazy and fucking hilarious lol (Start training, get wasted and play drunk - at your level it's going to be extremely entertaining) if it's at a convenient time I'll join you during the drinking part haha. but I won't run, eat donuts or even try to ladder (sounds so insane) lol | ||
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echO [W]
United States1495 Posts
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Heosat
Australia481 Posts
This is a very fun idea. | ||
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FILM
United States663 Posts
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Dingobloo
Australia1903 Posts
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Carthac
United States393 Posts
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GuiltyJerk
United States584 Posts
Vlog was great, would be awesome to see this sorta thing from all the North American players, I'd watch the hell out of them. | ||
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Rainbow Cuddles
United States486 Posts
Can't wait to see you at Raleigh & I'll be sure to respect your privacy. ♥ | ||
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Hnnngg
United States1101 Posts
1. 26.2 challenge, hardcore awesome. 2. Vlogging, I want them all. Everything else is gravy. | ||
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aclockworkballer
United States15 Posts
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Thewildfish
United States113 Posts
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Riskr
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Kinch
United States258 Posts
The 26.2 marathon sounds great, but maybe reconsider the alcohol part. | ||
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Zephru
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Can't wait for the challenge and the future vlogs, Tyler FTW!! | ||
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sl0t
United States73 Posts
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lxanderl
United States629 Posts
Tyler fighting! | ||
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LittleAtari
Jordan1090 Posts
like the idea of Vlogging too =D | ||
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gregnog
United States289 Posts
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MrDudeMan
Canada973 Posts
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zocktol
Germany1928 Posts
Awesome idea, just hope you do not have to do it in the order, that you said it in, otherwise you will be dead afterwards :D | ||
Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
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untiemyshoe
New Zealand110 Posts
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FilthyPout
United Kingdom17 Posts
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ThreeActPlay
United States249 Posts
it's great to get to know you better and i hope more pros start doing it! | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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On August 23 2011 17:12 LittleAtari wrote: 26.2 challenge is insane. Do you actually think it's possible or do you just want to set a high goal. Crazy. lol I'll tune because I love ya anyways. like the idea of Vlogging too =D Of course it's possible. I like his twist on it, it will make it a fun watch. I hope he pushes it so he's actually really drunk the whole time lol. | ||
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Hnnngg
United States1101 Posts
On August 23 2011 17:17 MrDudeMan wrote: That stream challenge that you are going to do sounds ridiculous. I'm not even sure if its possible in 26.2 hours. But I'm looking forward to it and more vlogs. Well, if you set it up to 1 "thing" per hour, that's 1 mile, 1 game, 1 set of 10 chin-ups, 1 alcohols, and 1 donut in a whole hour. 1 mile would take what, like 10 minutes of walking? 1 game may be up to half an hour, 10 chin-ups, a donut and a beer might take 1-3 minutes depending on how much you want to taste the beer and donut. | ||
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
I will watch each one of em. Have always been a fan of you and thought the world of you. I know we've had our lil differences but I hope you know that beyond all that I seriously respect you and would do almost anything for you bro 88 for lyfe <3 | ||
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Lobber
Canada414 Posts
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yoHIman
Australia15 Posts
These vlog's are an amazing idea and quite a strange innovation for the starcraft scene. I will watch everyone of them and won't stop supporting them you beast. Tyler Fighting | ||
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Roe
Canada6002 Posts
On August 23 2011 17:31 iNcontroL wrote: watched this, loved it. I will watch each one of em. Have always been a fan of you and thought the world of you. I know we've had our lil differences but I hope you know that beyond all that I seriously respect you and would do almost anything for you bro 88 for lyfe <3 | ||
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
On August 23 2011 17:31 iNcontroL wrote: watched this, loved it. I will watch each one of em. Have always been a fan of you and thought the world of you. I know we've had our lil differences but I hope you know that beyond all that I seriously respect you and would do almost anything for you bro 88 for lyfe <3 wtf when was nony in 88? lol | ||
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supdubdup
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TBK
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Kingqway
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Perfi
Poland349 Posts
Awesome idea with the event, good luck and - well, obviously - have fun during it, I'll definitely tune in. Hope you succeed with overcoming your depression! | ||
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johnnywup
United States3858 Posts
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Beyonder
Netherlands15103 Posts
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Liquid`Zephyr
United States996 Posts
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Response
United States1936 Posts
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UncleTomNZ
New Zealand43 Posts
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exShikari
Australia237 Posts
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blizzind
United States642 Posts
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Dystisis
Norway713 Posts
Fan status officially set to overdrive. May overheat. | ||
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BearStorm
United States795 Posts
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-orb-
United States5770 Posts
I've always been a big fan of your play (both back in bw and now in sc2), and it was great to meet you at MLG Columbus. I hope you can someday overcome your depression and return to your former glory and dominating play <3 + Show Spoiler + I have an urge to suggest cannabis right now since it's helped so many people with depression... I'll be cheering you own regardless | ||
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Lupita
United States290 Posts
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drooL
United Kingdom2108 Posts
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Cow
Canada1104 Posts
Goodluck at Raleigh, I'll be cheering for you! | ||
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awha
Denmark1358 Posts
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blanks.yuC
Poland61 Posts
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Buffy
Sweden665 Posts
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Solid Jake
United States77 Posts
Keep up the vlogs Tyler, I look forward to the next one! | ||
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adRo.
Australia243 Posts
This challenge really excites me as well, i'm on holidays in December so i will hopefully be there watching the whole thing! And you may have already thought of this, but for the challenge I reckon you should get a big piece of poster paper and make like a chart to show your progress throughout the day. On the chart have all your set tasks, and like tick boxes to record your progress in, just so people that are streaming in and out can see your progress and where you are up too! Just a suggestion. | ||
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RaLakedaimon
United States1564 Posts
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BabyToss!
Czech Republic588 Posts
Wishing you the best, good luck with everything you do | ||
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kOre
Canada3642 Posts
This will be very fun to watch, I'll be watching half at least (I don't think I can stay up 26.2 hours lol). | ||
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
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GreyKnight
United States4720 Posts
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obsKura
Ireland1061 Posts
Looking forward to your streaming event and the next vlogs. I will always support you. Keep it up and stay healthy please. You've officially enlightend my day. Thank you and please stay awesome Tyler. <3 | ||
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Essobee
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FlyingSheeps
Canada204 Posts
I can understand the depression issues as a person who has serious issues with it himself, I deeply respect your honesty and you will always have my support and respect win loose are draw. the MLG Idea is great, Its understandable to want to avoid fan when trying to prepare for a serious match I think we can all understand that and the idea of setting up a time to meet and talk with your fans is a great alternative that still allow them to interact with you and for you too have the ability to properly prepare for your matches. Keep vlogging and I will keep watching them. <("<) Also Elliot Smith is amazing. | ||
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thOr6136
Slovenia1774 Posts
And i didn't know about your problem with depression, now it kinda makes sense  I hope you get well, tyler fighting! | ||
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NuclearJudas
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LostBLuE
Canada188 Posts
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CEPEHDREI
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frogurt
Australia907 Posts
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Darthozzan
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Indrium
United States2236 Posts
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ProxyKnoxy
United Kingdom2576 Posts
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roboter
Germany48 Posts
You are my favourite pro-gamer and I will watch every single Vlog!! | ||
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WArped
United Kingdom4845 Posts
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adeptz
Australia220 Posts
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sephius
United Kingdom200 Posts
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Strike_
Netherlands704 Posts
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Vuistgevecht
Netherlands77 Posts
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ComaDose
Canada10352 Posts
Its okay if you replace beer with wine... white wine tho... you can't serve red wine chilled. Good Luck! | ||
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Deadlyfish
Denmark1980 Posts
Good luck! | ||
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Kerm
France467 Posts
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Lutto
Sweden198 Posts
BIG kudos to you tyler! | ||
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Fralse
Sweden44 Posts
Like you said Tyler more pros should do vlogs. Keep it up! gl @ mlg | ||
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Eurynomos
New Zealand7 Posts
glhf, chill. | ||
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joen05
United States126 Posts
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KNICK
Germany248 Posts
Keep it up! | ||
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Owii
United States357 Posts
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blanks.yuC
Poland61 Posts
On August 23 2011 17:31 iNcontroL wrote: watched this, loved it. I will watch each one of em. Have always been a fan of you and thought the world of you. I know we've had our lil differences but I hope you know that beyond all that I seriously respect you and would do almost anything for you bro 88 for lyfe <3 88 for life? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/88_(number) ^_^ | ||
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insaneMicro
Germany761 Posts
On August 23 2011 16:54 Heosat wrote: This is a very fun idea.hope you guys make sure he surivives this, marathon+26 drinks sound pretty hardcore. But if anyone can do the impossible, it's NonY! | ||
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Hirmu
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Tuke
Finland1666 Posts
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CTStalker
Canada9720 Posts
*dusts off his liquid history tome* wasn't that one of nony's first bw clans? | ||
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Senx
Sweden5901 Posts
But drinking massive amout of alcohol while excersising actually sounds extremely dangerous.. I hope you know what you're getting yourself into. | ||
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Telebear
United Kingdom107 Posts
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Dimon87
Sweden218 Posts
Also very excited about the event | ||
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LittLeD
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CoMMoDuS
Germany507 Posts
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ComaDose
Canada10352 Posts
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=258172 | ||
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L3g3nd_
New Zealand10461 Posts
i hope you can deal with your depression, youre one of the most talented starcraft players in the world, and when you get back into a state where you can practice full time, you will be one of the best. Im a fan now, a fan in BW, and will be a fan no matter what the future holds. <3 | ||
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wacksteven
United States139 Posts
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BjC
England181 Posts
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Cofo
United States1388 Posts
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Xivsa
United States1009 Posts
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colingrad
United States210 Posts
i will definitely be tuning in for the marathon and cheer you on all the way | ||
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Liquid`Nazgul
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KadaverBB
Germany25649 Posts
I love the vlog idea. Hope you get out of your "depression slump" , do not know what to call it Will of course watch all the vlogs | ||
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renchak
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rUiNati0n
United States1155 Posts
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Saechiis
Netherlands4989 Posts
Great initiative, hope it works out. Tyler hwaiting! | ||
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Itachii
Poland12466 Posts
1/5 | ||
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ePBuckets
Canada207 Posts
On August 23 2011 22:54 Liquid`Nazgul wrote: I've been thinking about the challenge. Seems incredibly hard. What's your gameplan? liquor + donuts + excersise = alot of puke i hope tyler can do this!!! TRAIN HARD MAN I HAVE FAITH IN YOUUU!!!!! LIQUID`TYLER FIGHTING!!~~ | ||
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DrPhilOfdOOm
Sweden353 Posts
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chaokel
Australia535 Posts
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Ashes
United States362 Posts
So don't worry be happy! Hakuna Matata.. You got a wonderful family who is behind you at all times, so draw inspiration from there and you will one day be back on track | ||
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mrhh
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Tyler is awesome! :D | ||
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SnetteL
Belgium473 Posts
Good luck tyler! | ||
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ComusLoM
Norway3547 Posts
My 2 cents would be to have a drink every hour, starting at the start at the challenge. Probably be the best for allowing the breakdown of the alcohol. | ||
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RedJustice
United States1004 Posts
I love getting to know pro players better (or anyone in this community really, for that matter), and vlogs are a great way to do it.Also I really appreciate how you address your depression so openly and honestly. You explain it very clearly for people who might not have experienced it before, and as someone who has depression myself, I really identify with what you said! Thanks | ||
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Theovide
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Pondo
Australia283 Posts
Thanks Tyler! | ||
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Geo.Rion
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Reapher
Peru131 Posts
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Debarbie
Sweden204 Posts
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KingOctavious
United States324 Posts
Best of luck getting your legs back under you, as you say. And know that you have tons of fans wishing you the best. | ||
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Scorch
Austria3371 Posts
Running a marathon is sick. Doing 262 pullups in one day is sick. Winning 26 games in one day is sick. Eating 26 donuts would make me sick. Doing it all drunk? Insanity!!! | ||
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Kewlots
Australia534 Posts
your the man tyler keep on keeping on | ||
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Snaiil
Sweden312 Posts
aaaaaaah can't wait | ||
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Crais
Canada2136 Posts
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Paavali
Finland5 Posts
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ReaperX
Hong Kong1758 Posts
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Marsupian
Netherlands455 Posts
btw. about 4 hrs running, about 50 SC2 games, 26.2 drinks and 262 pullups is going to be sick sick hard. Also maybe it would be cool to get some fan art on that wall behind you, it looks a bit boring right now. | ||
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Topp
United States14 Posts
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LordACDC
Canada17 Posts
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StarCraft64
United States354 Posts
Very happy to see this vlog, and can't wait to see you streaming again. | ||
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Bagi
Germany6799 Posts
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Sweden377 Posts
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XsebT
Denmark2980 Posts
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LoLAdriankat
United States4307 Posts
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Pingoo
France48 Posts
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PlanitDuck
United States36 Posts
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gideonj
United Kingdom11 Posts
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mossing
Norway19 Posts
go for it tyler! | ||
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xBlest
United States52 Posts
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chesshaha
United States1117 Posts
I'll be watching some of it I hope. | ||
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SpiritClown
Italy35 Posts
Talking to your fans, doing what seems an almost impossible challenge and having the balls to announce that in a vlog is making me respect you a lot. I'm proud to say that now you have made me into one of your fans. Keep it going, man! 26.2 gl hf for you! ^^ | ||
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ribboo
Sweden1842 Posts
 u can do it! | ||
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JoeAWESOME
Sweden1080 Posts
I rly like the idea, hopefully you can expand it! | ||
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WR4TH
United States72 Posts
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DOOMy0
Denmark85 Posts
I hope you complete your challenge successfully. GL | ||
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zul
Germany5427 Posts
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Talic_Zealot
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JasKo
United States50 Posts
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rastaban
United States2294 Posts
Good luck with the challenge, sounds brutal! | ||
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Arcanne
United States1519 Posts
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ThanksALot
United States35 Posts
The challenge is a great idea - should be highly entertaining, it will be pretty easy at first but if you lose a couple games and start to fall behind the pace should be interesting to watch. | ||
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Corvi
Germany1406 Posts
your body will surely complain a lot that day | ||
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Muffel
Germany137 Posts
Good Idea. | ||
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Tennet
United States1458 Posts
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trias_e
United States520 Posts
On August 23 2011 22:54 Liquid`Nazgul wrote: I've been thinking about the challenge. Seems incredibly hard. What's your gameplan? Yeah, I'm really curious to this as well. I would suggest tanking MMR before this so you can win ladder games while drunk and exhausted, but I think that may be cheating : ) | ||
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United States216 Posts
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United States14 Posts
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Zdravko
United States15 Posts
I respect the courage it takes to share something like a struggle with depression with the public. There are those that will criticize it, but I think people will be even more supportive and patient as your form improves. I'll definitely be tuning in to subsequent vlogs. GL at Raleigh. Liquid Fighting!!! | ||
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SelectStaR
United Kingdom129 Posts
Gl in coming MLG | ||
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veGGen
Norway62 Posts
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laguu
Finland278 Posts
good luck bro! | ||
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Blossom
United Kingdom87 Posts
Best of luck at MLG- rooting for you my brotoss | ||
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PresenceSc2
Australia4032 Posts
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Linwelin
Ireland7554 Posts
Also, good luck with your challenge | ||
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TheHova
United Kingdom2612 Posts
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Stegosaurus
United States52 Posts
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Synwave
United States2803 Posts
<33333 | ||
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Defacer
Canada5052 Posts
But seriously dude, don't die. That's too many donuts. | ||
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Tyrgrim
Sweden83 Posts
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Otolia
France5805 Posts
Be well. | ||
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McKTenor13
United States1383 Posts
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Mr. Nefarious
United States515 Posts
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Shableh
Canada40 Posts
<3 Tyler | ||
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Senwyn
Germany19 Posts
Keep it up. Good luck for mlg The more you know about the players the more i enjoy watching their games. | ||
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Josri
Netherlands219 Posts
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eXist - Canuck
Canada21 Posts
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Darth Caedus
United States326 Posts
Good luck in your training! Sounds like a great goal for you and should be entertaining for the fans. Sweetness all around (like a doughnut). | ||
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OnlineHero
Denmark647 Posts
Hope to see more vlogs from you and others as well. | ||
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OnlineHero
Denmark647 Posts
On August 24 2011 00:18 trias_e wrote: Yeah, I'm really curious to this as well. I would suggest tanking MMR before this so you can win ladder games while drunk and exhausted, but I think that may be cheating : ) Maybe a combination of cannon rush, proxy stargates and 4 gate. Would keep the games short even if he lost them. I can't see how he could win 26 long macro games in that time frame (while drunk and exhausted) | ||
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Clearout
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ZodiarK
United States16 Posts
<3 Tyler! | ||
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United Kingdom294 Posts
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hezmana
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Regarding your training, Id love to hear in your next vlog entry about how your training for SC2 is set/scheduled. It seems like that might be an area where others might help you if you have to do a lot of the planning yourself. For my own physical training, it can be really hard to get motivated to plan a workout and do it sometimes. Having someone else on your team schedule an hour a day of a specific matchup or something might help you avoid some of the pressure. Anyway, best of luck, and keep doing this. It is great. | ||
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Basically, on ladder people lose about 50%. In such overworked events they lose even more often. This means to win 26.2 ladder games, requires to play possibly 60+ ladder games. For comparison, TLO's 24-hour event had 76 games played, and only part of them were on ladder. All this leaves very little time (if any) from the 26.2 hours of the whole event, to complete the marathon distance, eating junk, drinking alcohol, and 262 chinups... *dizzy*. GLGLGLGL! It would be very extreme for sure. xD | ||
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Mahavishnu
Canada396 Posts
GLGLGLGL Tyler! | ||
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pestilenz
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I really lol'd at you challenge! I once attempted half a marathon drunk after a party and completed in 2 hours and 4 minutes ^^ The only thing I would worry about if I were you would be the fact that your biceps and stomach might explode I really like the fact that you have decided to tell just something to all your fans. This is IMO a very good way to announce different stuff, also makes it a bit more interesting when it is a vlog and not a post. If you sometimes would talk about something starcraft related too it would be awesome (with this I mean builds and so on). I hope you will continue this, since it is a nice way for us (fans) to "get to know" you as you said yourself. I personally watch your games because it is you playing them. I don´t care if some of them are sloppy or bad (ofc I like it when you pull off something awesome! :D), as long as you are the one playing (sometimes commentating) I think it is awesome. I have learned a lot seing you play and hearing you talk about the game, which has made me a big fan of you and your playstyle, meaning that just you vlogging, for me, is really appreciated! | ||
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Voreau
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Much support for your condition too, I suffer from depression as well and can relate to your struggles with it.Thanks for the Vlog and Good Luck in Raleigh! | ||
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znowstorm
Australia281 Posts
I really like this style of player interaction. Knowing your struggles it makes me root for you a lot more. | ||
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Loophole
United States867 Posts
Spread out the alcohol over that 26.2 hours Nony. I would hate to see you try to do them all at the end and get alcohol poisoning. =O | ||
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Zorkmid
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On a less serious note: I have no idea how you're going to eat 26 donuts and drink 26 drinks and then not have terrible terrible things happen to your gastrointestinal system. | ||
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shell
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I hope you become whatever you want, i never followed BW but everybody says you were a beast and i want to see that.. damn it i demand it! So solve your life and your problems and go for it! you got my support! | ||
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On August 23 2011 22:54 Liquid`Nazgul wrote: I've been thinking about the challenge. Seems incredibly hard. What's your gameplan? It all depends how well he can run and play SC when drunk :D Personally I'd like to see him do 1 of each in an hour, but that might be too hard. | ||
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Captain Peabody
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Brotoss fighting! Also, please don't kill yourself with alcohol and indigestion. How 'bout one beer and a donut every hour? | ||
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Chanuk
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The challenge sounds very hard to fulfil. What do you think about turning it into some kind of team challenge, so that you have more support for training and to complete it? I guess Sheth for example would be delighted to visit you and eat some tasty doughnouts and Jinro could help with some legendary Chin-ups. To keep the contest spirit alive you could measure who contributed the most to achieve the set goals and determine a winner of the challenge. But this is just my humble suggestion, good luck with the project and at the next MLG! | ||
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Nouar
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Do you have to run those 42km in one go or are you gonna divide it ? | ||
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So I am not going to watch it. | ||
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AirbladeOrange
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My people had a run 100 miles and drink 100 beers in a week challenge. That is more endurance oriented for a mid distance runner though. | ||
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AlphaFox
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I think the Vlog is a really amazing idea and i'm already pumped for a second episode. Definitely going to watch them all. The streaming challenge is also really cool, can't wait! Wish you all the best for MLG Raleigh and everything else you do too! | ||
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Nouar
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You wanna start with SC2 since it's impossible you'll be in shape of playing XXX games after running and drinking so much so : Play and win those games, do the push and pull ups in between, maybe one set every 2 games (like, no less than every 15/20minutes). Probably insert a few drinks here and there but only a few, otherwise you'll be fucked for the running, you need to be in a fucking good shape to do that, not filled with donuts and beer... - So maybe 10 hours for winning the 26.2 games, having maybe 6 drinks and donuts, no more. And doing at least half of the pull/pushups in between games, maybe all if you're 'effing fit. - Then, if your body works like that, maybe take a 3 hours nap if you can, more if needed. And here's where it gets hard. And I mean it. - Running that marathon if you do it in one go, and after that you'll be DEAD. Rest one or two hours just to get back on your feets (well, in your chair cause you won't stand) - And then you have 4-6 hours to complete the last push and pull-ups, eat, and drink (man, 26 donuts ? URGH, the rest is fine but this....) which will be a big blow to your health lol. You could also split the running in like 3 parts, or maybe 2, one time 10miles, cause you're not gonna be tired after that. If you're in a good shape you should be able to start running again 13/15hours later being at 100% (minus what you did in between lol) You're going to have to do some serious planning to stay in the best shape for as long as possible :p Good luck Tyler ! It's a big challenge, but... can be done ! I'm curious to see how you're going to plan it out Let us know !(Military speaking here, so I know a bit about how bodies work with long efforts like that hopefully, at least mine.) | ||
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On August 24 2011 02:47 Nouar wrote: Thinking about it a bit, and here's how I would go doing it. You wanna start with SC2 since it's impossible you'll be in shape of playing XXX games after running and drinking so much so : Play and win those games, do the push and pull ups in between, maybe one set every 2 games (like, no less than every 15/20minutes). Probably insert a few drinks here and there but only a few, otherwise you'll be fucked for the running, you need to be in a fucking good shape to do that, not filled with donuts and beer... - So maybe 10 hours for winning the 26.2 games, having maybe 6 drinks and donuts, no more. And doing at least half of the pull/pushups in between games, maybe all if you're 'effing fit. - Then, if your body works like that, maybe take a 3 hours nap if you can, more if needed. And here's where it gets hard. And I mean it. - Running that marathon if you do it in one go, and after that you'll be DEAD. Rest one or two hours just to get back on your feets (well, in your chair cause you won't stand) - And then you have 4-6 hours to complete the last push and pull-ups, eat, and drink (man, 26 donuts ? URGH, the rest is fine but this....) which will be a big blow to your health lol. You could also split the running in like 3 parts, or maybe 2, one time 10miles, cause you're not gonna be tired after that. If you're in a good shape you should be able to start running again 13/15hours later being at 100% (minus what you did in between lol) You're going to have to do some serious planning to stay in the best shape for as long as possible :p Good luck Tyler ! It's a big challenge, but... can be done ! I'm curious to see how you're going to plan it out Let us know !(Military speaking here, so I know a bit about how bodies work with long efforts like that hopefully, at least mine.) Personally I think he should split it up into 26.2 chunks of each. It doesn't sound that hard to me to do 26.2 1 mile runes separated by like an hour. He doesn't exactly have to set world records. | ||
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On August 24 2011 03:09 travis wrote: Personally I think he should split it up into 26.2 chunks of each. It doesn't sound that hard to me to do 26.2 1 mile runes separated by like an hour. He doesn't exactly have to set world records. Maybe not, but try running a mile if you've jugged 26.2 beers and drinks and eaten only donuts all day | ||
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On August 24 2011 03:09 travis wrote: Personally I think he should split it up into 26.2 chunks of each. It doesn't sound that hard to me to do 26.2 1 mile runes separated by like an hour. He doesn't exactly have to set world records. I don't know... I mean your legs barely have the time to warm up with one mile, I don't think it's very healthy when you have to do that 20+ times, and you won't take the time to stretch after each one, so.... I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong but I don't think it's the way to go. Maybe like 3 miles at once. With stretches. Ahhh, I just don't like splitting it up so much, makes my legs hurt just thinking about it :D | ||
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On August 24 2011 03:09 travis wrote: Personally I think he should split it up into 26.2 chunks of each. It doesn't sound that hard to me to do 26.2 1 mile runes separated by like an hour. He doesn't exactly have to set world records. The hardest part of all this will be the 26.2 beers and 26.2 donuts. Not even joking. Drinking a beer every mile is hard (I've done it) but having to eat a donut on top of that? I'd be a hot mess | ||
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haegN
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I wish you the best in life and I am really impressed by your honesty. Much love from Norway <3 Keep on being a baller | ||
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VdH
Romania78 Posts
I wish you the best of luck with your challenge and I hope you can do really well this time at MLG. It's amazing that you can still be so dedicated and open about everything with depression looming over your head. For one, I've been more or less affected by depression ever since 2004 and I can tell everybody that it can be a living nightmare... everything in life becomes meaningless and empty and both the body and the mind feel depleted because of the uselessness you see in everything. Tyler's resolve is nothing short of exceptional! I'm amazed, sir... good luck with all your endeavors! | ||
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Good luck | ||
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I love what you do for the community. Truely inspiring. - Michael | ||
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Dag0N
Denmark25 Posts
On August 24 2011 03:40 GnarKill wrote: please stream the vomiting as well Exactly what was going through my head when he mentioned the donut and alcohol in conjunction with the marathon. | ||
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L3g3nd_
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On August 24 2011 03:16 Nouar wrote: I don't know... I mean your legs barely have the time to warm up with one mile, I don't think it's very healthy when you have to do that 20+ times, and you won't take the time to stretch after each one, so.... I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong but I don't think it's the way to go. Maybe like 3 miles at once. With stretches. Ahhh, I just don't like splitting it up so much, makes my legs hurt just thinking about it :D its not as if its a race, he just has to run it. at a gentle pace you dont need to warm up, a gentle pace IS a warm up. | ||
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Daigoro
Germany251 Posts
I will be rooting for you man! | ||
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Rasun
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+ Show Spoiler + On a side and more serious note.....I'll just say I understand how depression can make you feel, how much it can affect every aspect of your life, and leave it at that. Thank you for being who you are, you bring a lot of enjoyment and fun to a lot of nerds like me. :D | ||
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Achaia
United States643 Posts
Anyways, I know depression is hard to deal with mate, I have some very close friends that have struggled with it for years. Hopefully you can find peace and work through it. I've been waiting for you to win a big SC2 title since the game came out. Your time is near I can feel it! | ||
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This is how I genuinely feel: Thank you so much, for everything that you give us and for dealing with your set-backs your way. | ||
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dolphen
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ps: And like you said, there is a lot of proplayers that would but great to have vlogs from *wink* *wink* *noch* *noch* | ||
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CrivE
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Anyhoo, 5/5. Altough, everything about Tyler is 5/5. | ||
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Eufouria
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On August 24 2011 04:52 L3g3nd_ wrote: its not as if its a race, he just has to run it. at a gentle pace you dont need to warm up, a gentle pace IS a warm up. Its almost a waste to only run 1 mile though, Tyler looks like a fit guy atm and if he's going to train for this he can easily manage a couple of miles at time, it might get harder as he gets drunk and full with doughnuts, but I think separating the running into a few manageable segments is the way to do it. I'm not a big runner, and I don't know about other people, but to me the first mile is a lot harder than the next couple of miles after. I don't think there's any way to do the pull-ups than to just space them out, maybe 2 sets a short space apart and then a 2 hour break. Doing too many in one go will make it much harder to do the later ones. The Starcraft games depends how he wants to play it, I think just stick to standard play and if you get too drunk for that cannon rush since its fast and doesn't require as much micro as other cheeses. I don't really eat doughnuts, but to me 26.2 in that many hours doesn't seem like too much if you just eat doughnuts for all your meals. The drinking is the hardest part to me, because it makes the running and the Starcraft harder. It seems inevitable that you will be extremely drunk at some space in time and I'm not sure what you want to be doing during that time. I guess maybe building up slowly is the way to go, because I don't think you have time to sober up without having to make up for it later. | ||
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TheRealNanMan
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I can't wait to meet Tyler at Raleigh as well as check the epic streaming event! ^^ | ||
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I look forward to your next vlog and I hope others follow suit. | ||
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TLO is an endurance master | ||
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Xanatoss
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Major respect for you and your project. | ||
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Thanks for all you do for the community! You rock buddy :D | ||
jhNz
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i always liked the streams a lot more where the streamers talked a bit about the game and maybe even about themselves. so this is exactly something i'd really like to see! | ||
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Shiverwarp
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And love the vlogs, and great to hear from my favorite player | ||
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Swede
New Zealand853 Posts
Maybe if you do one every hour it will be okay, but I really wouldn't recommend drinking that much for some streaming event. It's badass enough without the alcohol. | ||
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MrBitter
United States2940 Posts
At minimum, I think your wins will average 10 minutes. 26.2 wins = 262 minutes. Almost 5 hours if you win 100% of the time. Marathon run = 5-7 hours. + drinks, + doughnuts + chinups (jesus christ, can anyone do that many chinups in a day?) IF you succeed... Man that'll be incredible. If not, you're still a boss. But be careful. Alcohol + exercise can be dangerous. | ||
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magnaflow
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Props to you sir GL HF!! | ||
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magnaflow
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Or mix up everything except the alcohol and get smashed to celebrate when you've won? | ||
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marcesr
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I would also love to see more Vlogs and im really looking forward to the streaming event! | ||
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Julmust
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The first time I got the diagnose depression I was about 12 years old. I always seemed to think about darker things then other kids my age. This depression has followed me ever since and even though it's not been almost 9 months since I came out of my last relapse I know it's luring in the background. The thing people that doesn't have a mental illness doesn't understand is that it's really hard to talk about, unlike other (physical) illnesses. Only three of my closest friends know about my history of depression and to be honest I'm not completely comfortable with that either. Having people that can reach hundreds, thousands or up towards ten thousands talking about this makes a lot of diffrence. But I also understand that it's harder to do since you're telling that many people about something that intimate. So I'd just like to thank you for saying all this, you've got a hell of a lot of courage! | ||
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gogogadgetflow
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On August 23 2011 19:28 frogurt wrote: TLO needs to troll for 22.6 hours straight. you mean 26.2 ... or was that a troll 0.o | ||
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Gamegene
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Mine:+ Show Spoiler + 800m: 1:54 1600m: 4:58 3200m: 9:49 3 miles (high school): 17:34 6 miles: 32:44 | ||
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Riderback
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Well, maybe 2.62 vomits instead. Bowels of steel = serious! Not everyone wants to be like Idra, or Incontrol88 or Day[9]. Thanks for being my kind of hero. <3 P.S. Quality vlog. Like Phaedrus quality! | ||
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On August 24 2011 11:00 Julmust wrote: I see most of the replies in this thread are about the challange but I'd like to thank you for talking about mental illness as a whole, and depression as a specific. The first time I got the diagnose depression I was about 12 years old. I always seemed to think about darker things then other kids my age. This depression has followed me ever since and even though it's not been almost 9 months since I came out of my last relapse I know it's luring in the background. The thing people that doesn't have a mental illness doesn't understand is that it's really hard to talk about, unlike other (physical) illnesses. Only three of my closest friends know about my history of depression and to be honest I'm not completely comfortable with that either. Having people that can reach hundreds, thousands or up towards ten thousands talking about this makes a lot of diffrence. But I also understand that it's harder to do since you're telling that many people about something that intimate. So I'd just like to thank you for saying all this, you've got a hell of a lot of courage! NO WONDER HE GOT SO FAR IN THE COURAGE TOURNAMENT yeah I agree though, props The part after the challenge was most interesting to me as well | ||
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+ Show Spoiler + Edit: picture copied from funny pics thread. He should change the color theme in the room, that should help with depression. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/rk6aN.png) Gogogo FTW! | ||
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forgotten0ne
United States951 Posts
On August 24 2011 11:28 Gamegene wrote: What's your PR's for track and xc? Mine:+ Show Spoiler + 800m: 1:54 1600m: 4:58 3200m: 9:49 3 miles (high school): 17:34 6 miles: 32:44 Wait... you can run two 3 milers, each faster than you can run it once... that makes NO sense. And you can run two 1 milers, each faster than you can run just one? Sorry man, your times make no sense what-so-ever. Oh, and Tyler, throw in half a deck of cards worth of pushups (26, or 26.2 if you so please). Every card you draw, you do that many pushups (Js are 11, Qs, 12, etc). | ||
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QTIP.
United States2113 Posts
On August 24 2011 12:35 ztoa03 wrote: This entered my mind while I was watching the first minute of the vid. + Show Spoiler + Edit: picture copied from funny pics thread. He should change the color theme in the room, that should help with depression. Gogogo FTW! Lol :D | ||
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tWR
Canada138 Posts
Always going to be your fan, I'm patient, and can't wait to see what awesomeness you'll pull out! Good luck with the 26.2 challenge! :D | ||
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FryktSkyene
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Thats a lot of shit. But I guess it is a decently long time. | ||
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UnknownReclaimer
United States146 Posts
Interacting with pros at events was something I was really concerned at when I went to MLG Columbus for the very reasons that you named. I know if it was me, at times I would have issues with people coming up and asking for autographs and other things. While I agree with what Geoff said on SoTG that it was something needed for the growth of esports, I can see your point as well. Which is why I think it is SO cool of you to set up signings at all of the events. It's things like this that make you into such a favorite of the fans. I have dealt with depression in the past, and I am currently having issues with it again, so I can sympathize with what you are going through. I hope that things pick up for you soon and you'll be able to play at the level that you want. Good luck at Raleigh, and keep on keeping on! | ||
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EMPaThy789
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On August 24 2011 12:35 ztoa03 wrote: This entered my mind while I was watching the first minute of the vid. + Show Spoiler + Edit: picture copied from funny pics thread. He should change the color theme in the room, that should help with depression. Gogogo FTW! judging by the ladder atm, you should replace all of hte cheese with 111 | ||
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TundrA.
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Hang in there, man. One day they might even figure out why it happens and what can be actually done about it, but in the meantime doing what you love and taking care of yourself as best you can seems to be all you can do. As UnknownReclaimer said, keep on keeping on! As for the challenge, training for it sounds like a hilarious reason to get into the physical shape you want to be in. Go for it! | ||
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Swede
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short-term_effects_of_alcohol#Effects_by_dosage I posted earlier in this thread but my post is lost, so here goes again. I don't know how you are planning to consume the 26.2 drinks, but I would recommend you are extremely careful. 26.2 drinks is enough to kill a person who has been eating healthily and drinking plenty of water. I have no idea what it could do to a person who has run a marathon, done like 300 chin ups and eaten 26 donuts. I'm sure you're planning on spreading the drinks out rather than dominating them all as quickly as possible, but I'm just posting to make sure you're aware of what drinking that amount of alcohol could do to you. | ||
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
On August 24 2011 12:38 forgotten0ne wrote: Wait... you can run two 3 milers, each faster than you can run it once... that makes NO sense. And you can run two 1 milers, each faster than you can run just one? Sorry man, your times make no sense what-so-ever. Oh, and Tyler, throw in half a deck of cards worth of pushups (26, or 26.2 if you so please). Every card you draw, you do that many pushups (Js are 11, Qs, 12, etc). You're only supposed to count personal records from races; I haven't competed in the 800 or the mile (track) or the 3 mile (xc) since high school. In college you do 6 miles instead of 3, and another thing to consider is that the 17:34 personal record was on the Mt. SAC course. | ||
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susySquark
United States1692 Posts
On August 24 2011 15:11 Swede wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_alcohol_concentration#Effects_at_different_levels http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short-term_effects_of_alcohol#Effects_by_dosage I posted earlier in this thread but my post is lost, so here goes again. I don't know how you are planning to consume the 26.2 drinks, but I would recommend you are extremely careful. 26.2 drinks is enough to kill a person who has been eating healthily and drinking plenty of water. I have no idea what it could do to a person who has run a marathon, done like 300 chin ups and eaten 26 donuts. I'm sure you're planning on spreading the drinks out rather than dominating them all as quickly as possible, but I'm just posting to make sure you're aware of what drinking that amount of alcohol could do to you. Your liver converts alcohols to sugars at a rate of approximately 1 drink an hour. That BAC chart you linked doesn't take elapsed time into account. | ||
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+ Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://images.memegenerator.net/images/408x/1254831.jpg) | ||
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Swede
New Zealand853 Posts
On August 24 2011 15:44 susySquark wrote: Your liver converts alcohols to sugars at a rate of approximately 1 drink an hour. That BAC chart you linked doesn't take elapsed time into account. That's why I said "I'm sure you're planning on spreading the drinks out". But the BAC chart almost doesn't apply in this case since he will be doing so much exercise on the day. 26 drinks isn't that much, i have friends that can drink 96 shots of pretty strong stuff in a nights worth of drinking so probably around 6 to 8 hours... 26 beers isn't that much. I'm sorry but science begs to differ. 26 drinks is enough to kill you. 96 shots is physically impossible, and if it were consumed it would definitely kill you. 96 shots over 24 hours would still kill you. Your friends are lying. | ||
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userstupidname
Sweden272 Posts
On August 24 2011 15:58 troncook wrote: 26 drinks isn't that much, i have friends that can drink 96 shots of pretty strong stuff in a nights worth of drinking so probably around 6 to 8 hours... 26 beers isn't that much. Either you friends are lying or they have been chugging shots of water x.x | ||
OneOther
United States10774 Posts
On August 24 2011 15:58 troncook wrote: 26 drinks isn't that much, i have friends that can drink 96 shots of pretty strong stuff in a nights worth of drinking so probably around 6 to 8 hours... 26 beers isn't that much. You believe them? That is scientifically and physically impossible. Reminds me of some friends who claim to have drank 20 shots in an hour as if that will make them look better. No, dude, you would be dead. Tyler, glad you are doing this. I don't know what else I can say besides I wish for the best regarding your depression. Good luck my man. | ||
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Geo.Rion
7377 Posts
On August 24 2011 16:17 OneOther wrote: You believe them? That is scientifically and physically impossible. Reminds me of some friends who claim to have drank 20 shots in an hour as if that will make them look better. No, dude, you would be dead. Tyler, glad you are doing this. I don't know what else I can say besides I wish for the best regarding your depression. Good luck my man. 20 shots in an hour is very far from impossible, even if you have to go to detox after (not that everyone would need that, it's 0.4 L of alcohol, c'mon it's not inhuman quantity), 26 beers in an hour or even in a couple of hours would be impossible it's 13 liters and your body can't really make room for that much unless you have some super awesome metabolism. The alcohol itself in it is not so crazy, ofc depends on how good you are at drinking, in 26 hours, with 0.4 dozes of beer i would definitely take it, that's only like 10 liters, with 0.5 or higher dozes i'd need to prepare for it. | ||
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Kybuar
United States93 Posts
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BlueFlames
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DisaFear
Australia4074 Posts
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OneOther
United States10774 Posts
On August 24 2011 16:37 Geo.Rion wrote: 20 shots in an hour is very far from impossible, even if you have to go to detox after (not that everyone would need that, it's 0.4 L of alcohol, c'mon it's not inhuman quantity), 26 beers in an hour or even in a couple of hours would be impossible it's 13 liters and your body can't really make room for that much unless you have some super awesome metabolism. The alcohol itself in it is not so crazy, ofc depends on how good you are at drinking, in 26 hours, with 0.4 dozes of beer i would definitely take it, that's only like 10 liters, with 0.5 or higher dozes i'd need to prepare for it. Oh you're probably right, I threw out a random number out there because I couldn't remember what exactly he said. It was just something ridiculous because everyone there laughed at him. Especially because it was some skinny small dude haha. I would be so miserable after 20 liquor shots in an hour, but I suppose it's do-able? | ||
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danbel1005
United States1319 Posts
Your such a cool Guy. <3 | ||
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budar
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figq
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On August 24 2011 17:18 YokaY wrote: O.o I just came back exactly to suggest this. Yeah, if positioned well, and paced the running well, it could work! Need some prior training preparation for such feat to be successful though.Maybe you should set up your treadmill so you can walk while simultaneously playing SC2. | ||
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Like
Germany94 Posts
Are you crazy?! :D Amazing, good luck Tyler!! | ||
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DexVitality
Hong Kong234 Posts
Take it easy and just keep doing what you are doing! | ||
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zatic
Zurich15316 Posts
GL HF! Oh and to clear that up: Is something like Bud light considered a beer in terms of this competition? Or are we talking real beers as in ~5% alcohol? | ||
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Korea (South)17174 Posts
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Rasva_Pallo
Finland126 Posts
I heard depression can be real bitch, take it chill and good luck with the streaming event | ||
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New Zealand84 Posts
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Swede
New Zealand853 Posts
On August 24 2011 16:37 Geo.Rion wrote: 20 shots in an hour is very far from impossible, even if you have to go to detox after (not that everyone would need that, it's 0.4 L of alcohol, c'mon it's not inhuman quantity), 26 beers in an hour or even in a couple of hours would be impossible it's 13 liters and your body can't really make room for that much unless you have some super awesome metabolism. The alcohol itself in it is not so crazy, ofc depends on how good you are at drinking, in 26 hours, with 0.4 dozes of beer i would definitely take it, that's only like 10 liters, with 0.5 or higher dozes i'd need to prepare for it. It's possible, but if you're talking 20 shots of spirits you could die. Yeah, your body can process 0.4L of liquid, but that's not what's dangerous - it's the toxicity of the alcohol. A male of average weight would be sitting somewhere between 0.30 and 0.45 BAC, which is in the range where you can die (0.5+ is basically guaranteed death). | ||
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OneBk
Sweden157 Posts
* Doing the happy dance! * Your initiative is insane! | ||
bkrow
Australia8532 Posts
Can you please vlog your progress to achieve your goal in December? That would be awesome. + Show Spoiler + On the point of the depression - i know you said there's nothing else to say but i am sure you know you have a ton of people who support you and love you for what you do and who you are regardless of how you perform | ||
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Plebeian
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Best of luck in Raleigh! | ||
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Condor
Netherlands188 Posts
Marathon = 3 to 4 hours total time (splitting it up will help a bit), I fully believe you can do this, probably do a good part of it later on in the 26.2 hours. 26.2 games will be around 26.2 times 8 minutes (assuming effective all-in strats), and probably people who plan to support by losing quickly on purpose. Still, easily 4 hours. Donuts, as normal sustenance during the 26.2 hours, I guess you eat a bit less before, you make sure you sleep enough before, the first 10 will be fine. The running will help you have an appetite, but the last 6-8 will have to be forced down I guess. 26.2 drinks, the drinks itself will be fine I guess, it is a lot, but the effect they have on everything else will be the problem. I guess only the running you can still do when intoxicated. Chinups: This you will not be able to do if you only count a full set of 10 So if you fail at 8 or 9 reps, and you don't count it then, then you will not be able to do the 26 sets of 10. 262 in itself I can believe (still is a lot), 26 sets of 10 is too hard. I'd like to be proven wrong, but I think this is the hardest part of the challenge. Do 262 pushups! And please, vlog your training! | ||
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MrSandman
Australia188 Posts
More seriously, I fully expect you'll be able to do the marathon and pull ups (though maybe five a set would be more humanly possible) and that you'll push through. Good luck, Liquid'Tyler, you are an inspiration and we will forever support you. | ||
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NeoLearner
Belgium1847 Posts
That sound crazy. Are we talking normal kind of beer? 130cc of alcohol /, 3406 cc total? I've drank that in a day. I'd run the marathon in advance. I am impressed, I'm going to try to get some people to try this also | ||
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On August 24 2011 20:09 Swede wrote: It's possible, but if you're talking 20 shots of spirits you could die. Yeah, your body can process 0.4L of liquid, but that's not what's dangerous - it's the toxicity of the alcohol. A male of average weight would be sitting somewhere between 0.30 and 0.45 BAC, which is in the range where you can die (0.5+ is basically guaranteed death). 20 shots in an hour is possible, but I don't think a skinny guy could handle it. 20 shots is about 0.9L and that's a large bottle of vodka. Its a lot but definitely in the realms of possibility, although some people's livers are as good at processing alcohol and they would be at risk of alcohol poisoning. | ||
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Elsid
Ireland318 Posts
On August 24 2011 22:12 Eufouria wrote: 20 shots in an hour is possible, but I don't think a skinny guy could handle it. 20 shots is about 0.9L and that's a large bottle of vodka. Its a lot but definitely in the realms of possibility, although some people's livers are as good at processing alcohol and they would be at risk of alcohol poisoning. Possible sure, but he will be absolutely tanked if he drinks all of that in an hour, seriously off his game : o | ||
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On August 24 2011 22:17 Elsid wrote: Possible sure, but he will be absolutely tanked if he drinks all of that in an hour, seriously off his game : o I would not recommend doing it :D Even if he got his wife to sit there and constantly make sure he drinks water he would have the worst hangover ever and never be able to do the running. | ||
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United States5912 Posts
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Stijx
United States804 Posts
On August 24 2011 15:58 troncook wrote: 26 drinks isn't that much, i have friends that can drink 96 shots of pretty strong stuff in a nights worth of drinking so probably around 6 to 8 hours... 26 beers isn't that much. 96 shots of anything will kill you. There's absolutely no chance of that, even 26 shots is pretty damn bad. | ||
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RoboBob
United States798 Posts
I was really impressed by your candor about depression. My college experience was very similar to yours. I was doing awesome in class, acting, and undergrad research. But then my last year of college depression came out of nowhere and hit me in the face. I know how frustrating it is to deal with something thats completely irrational. But it seems to me that you've got a really good attitude to deal with it. I hope things improve for you soon =) | ||
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Halcyondaze
United States509 Posts
I personally would love to see more people embracing the vlog. Well done Tyler, looking forward to future vlogs and the streaming event. Soon Nony will rise to power! Believe!!! | ||
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Nouar
France3270 Posts
On August 24 2011 16:37 Geo.Rion wrote: 20 shots in an hour is very far from impossible, even if you have to go to detox after (not that everyone would need that, it's 0.4 L of alcohol, c'mon it's not inhuman quantity), 26 beers in an hour or even in a couple of hours would be impossible it's 13 liters and your body can't really make room for that much unless you have some super awesome metabolism. The alcohol itself in it is not so crazy, ofc depends on how good you are at drinking, in 26 hours, with 0.4 dozes of beer i would definitely take it, that's only like 10 liters, with 0.5 or higher dozes i'd need to prepare for it. From where I am, a beer is .25L . So it's 6.5 liters and "ok". I sure hope he's not talking about 0.5L per beer :p | ||
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Swede
New Zealand853 Posts
On August 24 2011 22:12 Eufouria wrote: 20 shots in an hour is possible, but I don't think a skinny guy could handle it. 20 shots is about 0.9L and that's a large bottle of vodka. Its a lot but definitely in the realms of possibility, although some people's livers are as good at processing alcohol and they would be at risk of alcohol poisoning. I said it's possible. But you have a (high) chance of dying or being hospitalised, regardless of weight or ability to process alcohol. Seriously, every 2nd guy in this thread is like '20 shots? Yeah, that's not a big deal'. It scares me to know that people with such a lack of knowledge about the dangers of alcohol are out drinking it. | ||
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ShatterZer0
United States1843 Posts
FUCK YEAH LIQUID'TYLER!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LIQUID'TYLER HWAIITTTTINNNGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!! ARBITERSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!! <-The Liquid'Tyler BATTLE CRY! | ||
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Aquilla
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Freefall
Bahamas46 Posts
I also really hope other progamers start to vlog, The matches i'm most excited to see are normally because my favourite progamers are playing, and those are the one's who i know the most about. E.g. dNani , WhiteRa =) Also really liking thorzain and demuslim seen a few interviews and they seem pretty sweet=) | ||
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some2else1
Canada41 Posts
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oDDable
United States54 Posts
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ryot6
Canada8 Posts
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SgtPepper
United States568 Posts
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SeraKuDA
Canada343 Posts
Anyways, just trying to help out. Food for thought, at least. Looking forward to seeing/hearing more from you! | ||
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blahman3344
United States2015 Posts
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crms
United States11933 Posts
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United States25 Posts
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eggs
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On August 25 2011 09:42 SgtPepper wrote: Damn, 26.2 drinks? He's gonna be fuck as drunk... Yea, and it'll be escalated by the 26.2 miles running dehydrating and physically exhausting him, as well as the pressure to win on average 1 ladder game per hour mentally and emotionally exhausting him. I hope for his sake that he remembers to drink a TON of water throughout the day. great first vlog by one of the coolest personalities in the scene. looking forward to seeing more. | ||
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common_cider
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Imalengrat
Australia365 Posts
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Autarch
Australia27 Posts
I'm sure Tyler doesn't mean to do 26 standard drinks in one hour, anyway, unless he is a bottle-of-whisky-a-day boozehound. | ||
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Hephaeston
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It's an illness, nothing to be ashamed of, and it can be treated with drugs like any other illness, although a healthy lifestyle helps a lot too. My biggest fear always was that I'd end up completely alone because of my condition, and unfortunately this has happened already, so I had to go through some horrible trials on my own. You are married though, so I suppose that helps a lot, having someone you trust to talk to. Take care of yourself and don't worry too much. | ||
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mordek
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Canada55 Posts
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chomsky
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United States2053 Posts
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CecilSunkure
United States2829 Posts
As for depression, have you taken high doses of niacin? My girlfriend likes to research nutrition, and there are interesting studies saying very high doses of niacin treats depression wonderfully, as it seems to be a vitamin related deficiency. For example Bill Wilson the founder of AA for alcoholism was using niacin to treat depression: http://howtostopalcoholism.com/bill-wilson-used-niacin/ http://www.doctoryourself.com/niacin.html - "Another niacin feature is its ability to greatly reduce anxiety and depression." http://spasticgoat.com/2010/10/niacin-depression-cure/ - "Niacin (or vitamin B-3) has been a long-standing known cure for chronic depression and anxiety. Unfortunately, most of us have never heard of the potential emotional benefits to Niacin." And lots more: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=niacin depression | ||
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popsilique
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DonaldLee
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dejahu
United States83 Posts
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Armathai
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Also I love the Vlog, hope that others will take on this idea, but I don't care if its just you ^_^ | ||
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PeaceSC
Canada8 Posts
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emsy
Australia34 Posts
Loving the idea of a vlog, it just gives more player/fan interaction and strengthens our relationship. Really glad to hear that you're de-stressing, just know that your fans will support you no matter what so don't pressure yourself too hard. However, when you get the competition results you're aiming for, know that we will be there cheering you on. Streaming marathon will be great, why not donate that little bit to charity too - could get Krispy Kreme and some alco comps involved in sponsoring you too. Love, all the way from Australia. | ||
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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
On August 25 2011 21:52 Autarch wrote: More than a whole bottle of whisky (~22 standard drinks) in an hour would put a person on their arse unless they are a 150kg monster. I've struggled with alcoholism a fair bit in my time and, although I can drink a lot more than a bottle of whisky over a good 12 hours or so, I would be vomiting drunk if I did that in an hour. I'm sure Tyler doesn't mean to do 26 standard drinks in one hour, anyway, unless he is a bottle-of-whisky-a-day boozehound. tolerance bro, some people can down that shit like water. But he has the whole day! | ||
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Canada154 Posts
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Bibbit
Canada5377 Posts
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R0YAL
United States1768 Posts
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Euronyme
Sweden3804 Posts
On August 26 2011 14:31 Divinek wrote: tolerance bro, some people can down that shit like water. But he has the whole day! Indeed. I have a friend who downed a liter of vodka after already being fairly drunk and he was just fine. Later on we went to a playground and he got spun up in a swing and when released he was a twirl of vomit.. But I think he coulda handled it if it wasn't for the swing incident. We were 16 or 17 at the time, so I can't imagine what he can do now. | ||
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DanCaek
Lebanon71 Posts
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HwangjaeTerran
Finland5967 Posts
probezzzzzzz "meow" teeheehee! (C: I'll make time for it. | ||
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psychopat
Canada417 Posts
I'm guessing doing the running early is better since you're wide awake, not as drunk and doing the SC games first would probably cause your legs to cramp or seize up later on... I'd probably try to do something like: - Breakfast! 4 or so donuts, maybe 4 shots - As many sets of chin-ups as I could handle - 2-3 games of SC2 to digest a bit - Half marathon? - Couple drinks - About an hour of SC2 as a cooldown, with a set of chin-ups in between each game - Lunch! 5-6 Donuts, Couple drinks - Couple of sets of chin-ups - 2-3 games of SC2 to digest a bit - Bang out the rest of the marathon - Fill up on donuts so that you're satisfied but not overly stuffed - 1 drink & donut per hour roughly for the rest of the time - Lots of SC2, with chin-ups in between each game or two. - After 25 or so hours total, adjust pacing on donuts/drinks so that you can bang out the last 4 of each in the last 20 minutes or so and keep on playing SC2. No clue if that's best, but it seems like the most logical... Getting some food in early is important in order to kickstart your metabolism for the day though. I'm always way hungrier throughout the day when I've had breakfast than when I skipped it. | ||
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Drankme
Denmark23 Posts
 Tyler. Get well soon and good luck with your project | ||
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Ninety-Three
United States68 Posts
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katzby
United States110 Posts
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CakeOrI)eath
United States327 Posts
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United States954 Posts
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United States104 Posts
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United States37 Posts
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VonDarkmore
Australia192 Posts
The best of luck with it and your health Tyler. | ||
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NEgroidZerg
United States244 Posts
You shouldn't feel any pressure, I for one don't expect a damn thing from you other than you to do your best, and I'm sure many others feel the same. Just enjoy the game and enjoy life. CAan't wait for your marathon attempt hahaha. | ||
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MoonPieMat
United States96 Posts
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Goibon
New Zealand8185 Posts
Appreciated the depression talk too. I had the panic attacks a few years back and have still yet to really shake it off completely. Prior to getting them i had no appreciation whatsoever for mentall illnesses, but i do now. I doubt it's a tenth as bad as MDD. I really feel for you dude. Anyway thank you Tyler, and i look forward to future installments. ps: I hope your lovely wife is on standby during your marathon, just in case you try and eat too many donuts too fast or something >_> Or if you can get more people to join you, that'd be awesome. You could compete / push eachother to finish the uhh... race. I'm still trying to get my head around the planning of it. That's a lot of food and drink to consume as well as needing to be mentally strong to win 26.2 games, as well as run that distance. I'm thinking split the marathon in half or thirds. Do one chunk of running, eat, play, drink, play, drink, Run. Eat, play, drink eat etc. Pull ups go wherever, i don't feel they'd get in the way, or be victim to the other excesses. CANT WAIT LOL | ||
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Sweetness.751
United States225 Posts
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nexitustl1
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I can hear it already yes after i kept checking i did subscribe now i wont miss it! | ||
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lkjewq
United States132 Posts
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Xiandelle
Canada117 Posts
On September 05 2011 11:09 lkjewq wrote: Run the marathon first and then drink. Dont drink before, you won't make it haha. Winning 26.2 games will be difficult considering you're drinking as well. Haha. You have a good point. Maybe even space the drinks out over the course of the day so they have a minimal effect, or... do them all at the very end, after the games are done. Man that's a lot to do in such a short time. Good luck, sir! Also, I also love this vlogging idea. I'm frankly surprised no one is really doing it, yet. I would absolutely watch vlogs of my favourites players or maybe even of new players that would soon become my new favourites. | ||
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Xiandelle
Canada117 Posts
Relevant. | ||
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RamboxAnyonomos
United States31 Posts
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sobchak
Germany3 Posts
Thanks for the video. | ||
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Dagobert
Netherlands1858 Posts
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sh4w
United States713 Posts
On September 13 2011 03:08 Dagobert wrote: What counts as "a drink"? A shot, a bottle, a sip, a liter? I believe it's a shot or a beer. That's what I think of when I think "a drink" anyway. Please make another vlog video soon Tyler!! | ||
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Satire
Canada295 Posts
On September 05 2011 17:10 RamboxAnyonomos wrote: Good stuff Tyler. Sorry to hear about the depression... I've had to deal with depression before, and its fucking awful. I had exactly what you described from 2001-2007, and the hardest part about it is that no one can help you. DONT take pills for it! For god sakes, please dont. Depression is a natural chemical reaction in your brain and putting foreign man made chemicals into it will only mask it and drag it out longer. I wish I could tell you how to snap out of it, but as you know, its not that easy. You are taking the right steps. Just keep physically healthy and keep yourself busy and one day, you will realize you havent felt the symptons for years. (yeah, it takes that long.) Good luck on all of your endeavors, I cant wait to watch the 26.2 marathon! Actually, most of the depression drug treatments are serotonin reuptake-inhibitors. In a simple sort of way, serotonin is responsible for stabilizing your mood. It does a lot more than that, but most pharmacological agents, with regards to mental illness, work on the principle of making your own neurotransmitters work like they should. Sometimes your body needs a bit of extra help. It's no different then a Type I diabetic needing insulin because his/her pancreas just isn't doing what it should be. There's no shame in that, and it's stigma like the above that gives a lot of potential treatments a really bad name. Depression is not a natural chemical reaction - typically it's a result of real life circumstances combined with an imbalance in your neurotransmitters. In some cases it's difficult to say which causes which. With that said, I have nothing against you being against it - many people are, and that's completely your right. My only compliant is that you should really get educated about this sort of stuff if you're going to give advice on it. I was once mis-disagnosed with depression, and what I actually have is equally debilitating (myalgic encephalitis), but when you're not feeling right, you do what you need to to feel better. That's what it really comes down to. Whatever does that for you and gets you to that point, that's what matters. Not everyone is the same. Congrats on beating your bout of it - that's pretty huge.Do what you need to Tyler. You're a cool cat and you have lots of support around here. I hope things start looking up for you soon. | ||
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England443 Posts
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