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Copymizer
Denmark2078 Posts
. great interview | ||
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MeteorRise
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CountChocula
Canada2068 Posts
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lokiM
United States3407 Posts
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
On March 24 2012 05:09 ]343[ wrote: yeah, she has a sister whose ID was ZergGirl, and possibly another younger sister (?? I forget) thanks for the translations I really like these (not just for tossgirl, hehe...) because they're pretty illuminating.The sister is an actress right? | ||
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KRaver
Canada1264 Posts
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LordWeird
United States3411 Posts
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1a2a3aPro
Canada227 Posts
 Stork:During a large foreigner/Korean event, he was quoted as being disgusted that any Korean lost a game to any foreigner. They were a lesser player, deserved no respect, and he urged Koreans to not lose another game to those [demeaning term I don't recall translated from Korean] I used to love Stork, now I just can't have any respect for him any more. Other professionals know the value of supporting foreign fans and players, he suffers from extreme Korean elitism. | ||
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reincremate
China2210 Posts
On March 25 2012 11:02 1a2a3aPro wrote: Little known fact about Stork:During a large foreigner/Korean event, he was quoted as being disgusted that any Korean lost a game to any foreigner. They were a lesser player, deserved no respect, and he urged Koreans to not lose another game to those [demeaning term I don't recall translated from Korean] I used to love Stork, now I just can't have any respect for him any more. Other professionals know the value of supporting foreign fans and players, he suffers from extreme Korean elitism. Source? It must have been a mistranslation or misinterpretation if it was that harsh. Daniel from Austria who became somewhat famous for his appearances at games chanting "Song Byung Goo!" was received well by Stork. | ||
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how2TL
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On March 25 2012 23:33 reincremate wrote: Source? It must have been a mistranslation or misinterpretation if it was that harsh. Daniel from Austria who became somewhat famous for his appearances at games chanting "Song Byung Goo!" was received well by Stork. It's actually more immature to hold grudges against stupid prejudices that someone held when they were younger. Did you not have really dumb opinions at some point in time? | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On March 22 2012 21:17 endy wrote: I'll follow the same build order as every Medic Date translation : + Show Spoiler + 1. Watch Tossgirl pictures lengthily 2. Read quickly the interview 3. Comment on Tossgirl hotness 4. (optional) Brag about having met Tossgirl too. 5. Thank the translator. Tossgirl is so hot. I wish I could meet her again, twice was not enough. Thanks a lot rslee for the translation. I'm so jealous about that BO. Please teach me the ways, grandmaster. | ||
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ne4aJIb
Russian Federation3209 Posts
On March 25 2012 11:02 1a2a3aPro wrote: Little known fact about Stork:During a large foreigner/Korean event, he was quoted as being disgusted that any Korean lost a game to any foreigner. They were a lesser player, deserved no respect, and he urged Koreans to not lose another game to those [demeaning term I don't recall translated from Korean] I used to love Stork, now I just can't have any respect for him any more. Other professionals know the value of supporting foreign fans and players, he suffers from extreme Korean elitism. I remember that on WCG in the group stage in one game he was thinking to lose or not lose, so that he won't meet with his fellow korean. Also he once put an obs above turret on WCG, but don't remember was he punished for that or not. | ||
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Jealous
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On March 25 2012 11:02 1a2a3aPro wrote: Little known fact about Stork:During a large foreigner/Korean event, he was quoted as being disgusted that any Korean lost a game to any foreigner. They were a lesser player, deserved no respect, and he urged Koreans to not lose another game to those [demeaning term I don't recall translated from Korean] I used to love Stork, now I just can't have any respect for him any more. Other professionals know the value of supporting foreign fans and players, he suffers from extreme Korean elitism. It would be shameful for any A rank ICCup player to lose to a C rank player. Because all Koreans are A rank and all foreigners were C rank (relatively speaking), this statement holds water and is not unfounded. Korean pros don't care much about foreign fans (in the sense that so few visit TL/get more than like 1 card from NeverGG/have any experience with foreign fans whatsoever) and are often surprised they have any at all. You're getting too hurt because of the obvious skill gap. Jaedong once said "it's like playing against the computer" after playing the WCG rep from Kazakhstan. It was more or less true - there is really no nice way to put the skill difference imo. Anything like "If they try really hard, they might be able to be as good as me (Stork/Jaedong)!" is just a cheesy lie. Thanks for the translation OP, part 2 would be great when you have some free time ^^ | ||
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ne4aJIb
Russian Federation3209 Posts
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itsdaniel
Austria331 Posts
On March 25 2012 11:02 1a2a3aPro wrote: Little known fact about Stork:During a large foreigner/Korean event, he was quoted as being disgusted that any Korean lost a game to any foreigner. They were a lesser player, deserved no respect, and he urged Koreans to not lose another game to those [demeaning term I don't recall translated from Korean] I used to love Stork, now I just can't have any respect for him any more. Other professionals know the value of supporting foreign fans and players, he suffers from extreme Korean elitism. Do you actually know about which tournament you're talking about? If I recall my mind correctly it was IEF 09 Bisu,Effort & Stork and your comments seem a little bit off... This debate was even outdated in 2009, there's a translation here: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=104948¤tpage=7#140 | ||
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