EPTI was reminded of this this morning when my wife asked if I'd stayed up until the end of MLG and I'd said that I had and she said:
"who won? was it that fruity one?"
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In other news: good morning! I hope you are happy and well.
The effect of primacy
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Mr Mauve
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I was reminded of this this morning when my wife asked if I'd stayed up until the end of MLG and I'd said that I had and she said: "who won? was it that fruity one?" -- In other news: good morning! I hope you are happy and well. | ||
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Vivax
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Andwhy
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On June 11 2012 19:48 Vivax wrote: Good morning. Let me enhance your blog. I wish I could star your post :/ I'd like to rate you favorably for doing such a service to TL and to one of our bloggers. **** Cheers to you, Vivax! | ||
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Mr Mauve
United Kingdom386 Posts
On June 12 2012 02:05 Andwhy wrote: I wish I could star your post :/ I'd like to rate you favorably for doing such a service to TL and to one of our bloggers. **** Cheers to you, Vivax! Cheers indeed! "Serial position effect" is also a good phrase to Google for. So how come my wife remembers Fruitdealer? Is he primal or blatant? I think both - he has an interesting life story and a cool name and he's the first champion and I had the Fruitalisk picture as my wallpaper for a while, so there are lots of ways he could have infiltrated my wife's memories (she is not a Starcraft fan herself). Even so, I've talked about DongRaeGu a lot over the past 6-9 months or so so it's a little surprising that she didn't guess that he had won MLG. PS "Fruiterer" is a much nicer word than "Fruitdealer" and I wish it had taken off. | ||
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