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My mom and SC2
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Raven068
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Darkren
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TheKefka
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My eyes popped out lol."How the hell do you know that?" She just remembered him from some time ago I guess when I was watching the group stage and trying to explain to her how retarded pvp is and that this guy gets it for some reason lol. But yea people are taking interest to be nice unfortunately they don't really care about the game  | ||
The_Templar
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DamageControL
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unichan
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On October 24 2011 23:37 Darkren wrote: Not to degrade esport, but i think your mom was just being nice and wanted to get interested in what you are interested, whatever that may be, i don't think she really cared about sc2 If my mom sees me watching e-sports she rages and tells me to do something productive. So I think it's pretty significant that this guy's mom stuck around for more than one game. | ||
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TBone-
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Cuddle
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Probe1
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Awesome. | ||
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Hnnngg
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OmniEulogy
Canada6600 Posts
 lol You would think it would be easier than this but apparently not. | ||
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Pokebunny
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PetitCrabe
Canada410 Posts
On October 24 2011 23:57 TehTemplar wrote: Esports begins with the players spreading it. I have been spreading esports throughout my school (a lot of calculus students like starcraft for some reason). Really, it's more of a curiousity thing, and you will need to see how your mom's behavior about esports develops as time goes on. It's just getting really big with the nerdy/geeky crowd. SC2 is incredibly popular in engineering, especially in computer/software engineering/sciences. You walk into their computer labs and chances are, you're going to see people play/watch/discuss SC2. | ||
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Ruffian
United States369 Posts
 It's really nice when people close to you show support or take interest in the things you love. | ||
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FreshVegetables
Finland513 Posts
oh yeah and MaNa is her favourite player and according to her he's kinda cute | ||
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Glurkenspurk
United States1915 Posts
On October 25 2011 01:02 Pokebunny wrote: Being able to share your passion(s) with someone close to you is a really amazing feeling. While this might not exactly be that, it's just great when people recognize and take interest in things you love. It's rather unfortunate that the thing we love is still looked down upon as being silly, isn't it? | ||
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On October 25 2011 01:34 Odal wrote: It's rather unfortunate that the thing we love is still looked down upon as being silly, isn't it? Yep, just have to find the people that are enlightened and keep them close ;D | ||
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Raven068
United States90 Posts
On October 25 2011 01:34 Odal wrote: It's rather unfortunate that the thing we love is still looked down upon as being silly, isn't it? Story of my life really, especially with my Dad. I consider even polite interest at this point to be dramatic progress. | ||
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marttorn
Norway5211 Posts
On October 25 2011 00:02 DamageControL wrote: I remember when my girlfriend recognized Bisu from BW and I almost died. I apparently talked about him a lot. Dude, I can tell you from personal experience, it's never a good idea to let your GF know that Bisu exists. She'll spend all her days fawning over him and eventually she will head out to South Korea to join his cult of fangirls. | ||
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