The HuK Fan Club - Page 29

On December 16 2010 00:10 BetterFasterStronger wrote:
HuK... i made this motivational poster for you :D

On December 16 2010 00:10 BetterFasterStronger wrote:
HuK... i made this motivational poster for you :D

On December 18 2010 03:47 adrenaLinG wrote:

haha wasnt that IdrA's response to previous HuK BM in a diff game against him? clever

On December 02 2010 03:24 uNcontroLable wrote:

As far as Huk, lol yes he was quite blunt, wasn't he? I wouldn't describe it as "weird" in that it wasn't necessarily out of the blue...he's quite the charismatic and spontaneous charmer, as you all may know. He was really fun to interview and get to know a little bit. All of the Team Liquid pros were SUPER friendly. It was such a privilege to work with them.

On December 18 2010 03:47 adrenaLinG wrote:

haha wasnt that IdrA's response to previous HuK BM in a diff game against him? clever

On December 18 2010 04:47 ccdnl wrote:
Regarding the past couple of pages of "responses" to Huk's situation:
This goes to show why you should never make decisions on anything without proper evidence--subjective to each situation. Proper evidence doesn't necessarily mean I saw him ____ with my own eyes, henceforth my judgment. This scenario is a perfect observational grounds where yes,you saw shit with your own eyes but you misinterpreted completely because you have no prior knowledge on the situation. The viewer had half the story and started going off on their targets with half the story. Any, any story is skewed with only half of it's content.

"“Better know nothing than half-know many things”, Friedrich Nietzsche, which applies to this case, it is better to know nothing than to know half of it. Jesus Christ, some of these people that just start mouthing off so vehemently without cognizance of their ignorance.

But the funny thing was, pre-Huk explanation, all of these "angry" spectators were berating Huk and TL's association with him like it was their job. Now with the whole truth known, we laugh it off like, "Oh, hardy-har-har, what shits and giggles, fiddle my hucklenut berries!" What about holding yourself to an accountability and come out and admit you were completely wrong, and it was naive for you to assume so much on so little. I'm personally annoyed at all those inadequately-informed people mouthing off but post-explanation the attitude is now like "Oh...whatever."

The ignorance and shallowness of those who started making assumptions and judgements right off the bat gets thrown under the carpet like it never happened. I'm annoyed that they get to throw rocks at the suspect in question and get to disappear behind their desks or screens--get absolutely no reciprocation or reprisal when the suspect turns out to be innocent.

Shame on you for acting like what you chastised your victim of committing--impetuosity and thoughtlessness.

Reserve your judgment till the bitter end. I know it's hard but it'll work well for everyone including yourself.

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On December 19 2010 15:13 BetterFasterStronger wrote:


yes it was... and im proud of my work!

On December 19 2010 16:11 TheAntZ wrote:


I cant tell if you honestly think putting a black box around an image and then repeating the words in the image is work.