EPTOn January 20 2009 10:56 SentenaI wrote:
i now see why some called savior metrosexual.
i now see why some called savior metrosexual.
Actually it was one of his aka.
Boxer and Savior Interview [Complete] - Page 12
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Actually it was one of his aka. | ||
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On January 21 2009 06:48 Xenixx wrote: Interview says BoxeR is 30 in korean? How old is he actually on my calendar, anyone know the deal? Koreans count the day they're born as being one year old. Therefore, he's 29. | ||
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Blind
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On January 21 2009 06:50 Durak wrote: Koreans count the day they're born as being one year old. Therefore, he's 29. In addition to this, you're a year older at the beginning of a new year, rather than being a year older at your birthday. Example: Birthday: March 3rd, 1990 United states age: 18 Korean age: 1 (the count starts at 1) + 18 + 1 (even though it's not your birthday yet, it's new year 2009) = 20 | ||
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On January 21 2009 07:18 Hot_Bid wrote: To those making gay jokes, they are not funny. Stop making them. +1 !!!!!! | ||
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On January 21 2009 07:59 AloneInDaBunker wrote: mr.hoon tell me if you need some help finishing this off. I can help if you need it. Send him a PM | ||
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On January 21 2009 07:59 AloneInDaBunker wrote: mr.hoon tell me if you need some help finishing this off. I can help if you need it. That'd be great.  | ||
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On January 21 2009 07:59 AloneInDaBunker wrote: mr.hoon tell me if you need some help finishing this off. I can help if you need it. just do it yourself and post it. | ||
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The problem is mrhoon might have already translated most of it, and it'd be a waste to do it twice. | ||
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Focht
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I think it was really interesting how they both view success as requiring total sacrifice. I think, from talking with my Korean friends in Korea, that's very common. I think that it really dispels the idea that progamers just play video games all day and it's fun. It really is a huge amount of discipline and effort to get to this level. I remember hearing Daniel Lee say that this is why Guillaume Patry (Grrrr...) didn't get even better or stay good; he didn't have the discipline to practice enough. But in the U.S. most pro athletes or even our best scientists, etc. don't have the single-minded devotion and focus to their chosen passion, and yet seem to achieve great results. I wonder if it's just a cultural difference that is psychological (people think that they cannot succeed unless they are utterly devoted). | ||
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a-game
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i find that extremely hard to believe. korean pros practice what, 10-12 hours per day? (removed the controversial parts of this post) | ||
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