Fangirl, Appreciation, E-sports, TL - Page 3

Emlary

China3334 Posts

February 13 2009 02:22 GMT

#41

I have a friend who works as a producer at SBS (although I wish he moved to MBC so I could get the access to the back stage of MSL or PL, haha). He told me something similar as what you said, Susie. Sometimes getting upset even frustrated when he saw or got involved something about pop stars/entertainment industry that ordinary fans would never know. But he loves his job, waiting for a good chance (maybe cooperation with a damn good screenwriter). Before that, he said it's tolerable to do stupid soaps or low-rating mid night programs.

Do what your heart says and good luck

PS,
I used to be a crazy fangirl (besides Boxer). I thought it's stupid after I quit b/c I spent so much time and money on it. But still it's memorable and it did bring me a lot of fun and happy moments.

Piko

United States75 Posts

February 13 2009 04:25 GMT

#42

Your work seems so amazing, though; it would be so cool to do what you do for a job.
Besides, if you left, who would take your place? =(

United States6173 Posts

February 13 2009 10:23 GMT

#43

You should do whatever you're most comfortable with, happiest with, and whichever is most rewarding.

For my part, though, I really liked your on casts with Tasteless, and your input from behind-the-scenes is always interesting for us to hear.

Whichever path you choose, best of luck!

anotak

United States1537 Posts

February 13 2009 16:49 GMT

#44

man idra is so awesome

Rekrul

Korea (South)17174 Posts

February 13 2009 17:59 GMT

#45

I've always been a person who loves community settings and being able to provide things for those who don't have access to it. (Maybe it's my motherly instinct, I dunno)

No, it's your undying need to appear in power or more connected to the people at the top.

(Don't worry, a lot of girls have this, it's natural)

eat

United Kingdom88 Posts

March 01 2009 08:32 GMT

#46

I dont ever watch the player interviews because they feel so fake, the players very rarely say anything that they actually think or feel, and always go for the politically correct answer.

I'd like you try to get the truth out of these kids (and for the most part, they are children) by tricking them into answering questions they normally wouldnt answer.

Frost v Nixon!

Smix

United States4549 Posts

March 01 2009 12:25 GMT

#47

Hey Susie!
Just wanted to say -- thank you for all that you've done for the foreign community!! I've read a few of your blog entries and your "how I stumbled upon TL/progaming" blog really stood out to me... I also became a fangirl while I was in Korea this past summer. It's really amazing how you've now come so far since those early fangirl days... it's sad to hear you sound so disillusioned by everything you've discovered and seen... I guess that's the give and take of really getting insight on progamers.
Anyway, I wanted to wish you the best of luck in deciding what you'll do next in your life~ and thank you again, for all you've done

Zyarktodt

United States67 Posts

March 03 2009 00:35 GMT

#48

On February 12 2009 11:23 Duke wrote:
is this all because jaedong looked at your boobs?

Wow... I really don't know what to say. Lol

Pyrrhuloxia

United States6700 Posts

March 03 2009 02:57 GMT

#49

On February 14 2009 02:59 Rekrul wrote:

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No, it's your undying need to appear in power or more connected to the people at the top.

(Don't worry, a lot of girls have this, it's natural)

Rekrul - master deconstructionist

Pyrrhuloxia

United States6700 Posts

March 03 2009 02:59 GMT

#50

What a beautiful dream
That could flash on the screen
In a blink of an eye and be gone from me
Soft and sweet
Let me hold it close and keep it here with me