EPTThe Truth About Terran - Page 4
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Flaccid
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Game[xT]
United States140 Posts
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OneOther
United States10774 Posts
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Chef
10810 Posts
I dunno why I posted this :S Sort of random ^^ | ||
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p4Rn
Poland28 Posts
not so good example for gosu foreign terran ^^; if you don't believe me, you should read about his games on wcg at usa ;] "This race is the hardest. And that is a reason why I love it." I thought so at start my gaming 10 months ago and now ... I don't know but the truth for sure is the fact that this is the most defensive race; I heard it from koreans gosu - and they know 10x more about sc than me, so I trust them ^^ scv is a key to win | ||
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boongee
United States967 Posts
HG Wells, my friend. though I don't know if that's an actual quote from the book | ||
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Stegosaur
Netherlands1231 Posts
Beautiful, just beautiful. For Boxer! ![[image loading]](http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/3375/marine2iq2.jpg) | ||
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IdrA
United States11541 Posts
On August 30 2007 06:28 p4Rn wrote: not so good example for gosu foreign terran ^^; if you don't believe me, you should read about his games on wcg at usa ;] wcg usa hasnt been played yet. | ||
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hwasingodlysense
79 Posts
there you go "terran stim pack". but i also like protoss and their ways. | ||
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thoraxe
United States1449 Posts
On August 29 2007 12:36 NeoIllusions wrote: Blog this next time. There isn't really much to discuss here. Read more like a personal editorial. | ||
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T-P-S
United States204 Posts
On August 30 2007 08:12 hwasingodlysense wrote: well the adrenaline part is true. there you go "terran stim pack". The adrenaline part is exaggerated and overly dramatic, along with basically the rest of it. Stim packs are drugs, they wouldn't even work as catalysts for the release of adrenaline, as its release is already going to be going full-blown in a life and death situation. | ||
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niteReloaded
Croatia5282 Posts
the only thing that sounds kinda bad is "we micro, we macro". its true and all, but 'micro' and 'macro' just doesnt fit into a literary text. | ||
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Jyvblamo
Canada13788 Posts
On August 30 2007 08:18 niteReloaded wrote: give him a brake guys, its a good piece. the only thing that sounds kinda bad is "we micro, we macro". its true and all, but 'micro' and 'macro' just doesnt fit into a literary text. The part with Einstein also makes me cringe. And the War of the Worlds quote being attributed to Freeman is silly. And the writing style smacks of "This was written by a teenager". | ||
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boongee
United States967 Posts
On August 30 2007 08:18 niteReloaded wrote: give him a brake guys, its a good piece. the only thing that sounds kinda bad is "we micro, we macro". its true and all, but 'micro' and 'macro' just doesnt fit into a literary text. Yeah, that and the whole thing about how he made up words, spelled things wrong, used fragments, spaced things incorrectly, used quotes on random words, had no actual thesis or direction in the essay, spewed some bullshit about Einstein, added an entire paragraph-long quotation and quoted the wrong person, and used the phrase "ultimately obliterate." But otherwise it was good. | ||
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
agreed adn whats is qtf? | ||
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lastshadow
United States1372 Posts
On August 30 2007 12:11 boongee wrote: Yeah, that and the whole thing about how he made up words, spelled things wrong, used fragments, spaced things incorrectly, used quotes on random words, had no actual thesis or direction in the essay, spewed some bullshit about Einstein, added an entire paragraph-long quotation and quoted the wrong person, and used the phrase "ultimately obliterate." But otherwise it was good. No, its called having an severly above average vocabulary, look up the words. And all the quotes were related to the topic. And these and direction was directed adequatly. | ||
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T-P-S
United States204 Posts
On August 30 2007 12:59 lastshadow wrote: No, its called having an severly above average vocabulary, look up the words. And all the quotes will related to the topic. And the these and direction was directed adequatly. Sorry, I've tried to avoid nitpicking at all the small things in the OP and your subsequent posts, but when you claim to have a "severly" (which isn't a word, and the word you intended to spell wouldn't be used properly here) above average vocabularly, and in the same post make multiple blatant spelling and grammar mistakes... It hurts the credibility of everything you write. "all the quotes will related to to the topic", "And the these and direction", "adequatly"? I mean seriously, almost the entire post in which you defend your literacy is a grammatical train wreck. | ||
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lastshadow
United States1372 Posts
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yubee
United States3826 Posts
On August 30 2007 13:15 lastshadow wrote: you've got some kind of complex my young bw playing friend... I'm not going to take the time to add comma's and periods, along with "proper capitilazation" when no one cares anyway, also I had a few typos... big whoop. and Severly is a word.. | ||
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SpiritoftheTunA
United States20903 Posts
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