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On June 20 2014 05:01 3FFA wrote:
If someone threw a pie at your face in real life what would you do?
Would you care about possible repercussions for your actions?
I would probably be shocked, and then just amazed that someone actually went and bought a pie to throw at someone.
Then I'd probably run after the little shit. But the amazement would last for at least several seconds.
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On June 20 2014 04:32 Mowr wrote:
Why do people call it a positive k/d-ratio?
Because if you subtract the deaths from the kills you have a positive rest?
Or it's just that people prefer to have a ratio >1 rather than <1.
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On June 20 2014 04:32 Mowr wrote:
Why do people call it a positive k/d-ratio?
The ratio is never negative, but kills-deaths = negative number when deaths > kills which is probably where the negative originates methinks.
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On June 20 2014 05:01 3FFA wrote:
If someone threw a pie at your face in real life what would you do?
Would you care about possible repercussions for your actions?
Depends how recently it was baked.
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On June 20 2014 05:01 3FFA wrote:
If someone threw a pie at your face in real life what would you do?
Would you care about possible repercussions for your actions?
Depends on the size of the other person I suppose.
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I had a pie thrown in my face during a pep rally in high school once; the sickening smell left behind from that tiny bit of filling I couldn't remove from my nostrils still haunts me. It was all for fun though.
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On June 20 2014 04:32 Mowr wrote:
Why do people call it a positive k/d-ratio?
I think people try to imply kda>1 has a "positive" effect while kda<1 impacts mostly negative.
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On June 20 2014 09:36 farvacola wrote:
I had a pie thrown in my face during a pep rally in high school once; the sickening smell left behind from that tiny bit of filling I couldn't remove from my nostrils still haunts me. It was all for fun though.
And this is now another reason for why I cut school pep rallies. 
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On June 20 2014 21:07 AlternativeEgo wrote:
What is a pep rally?
All the students get together and do nothing important for 15 or so minutes. Kinda like a show, but you're not seeing anything of substance.
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On June 20 2014 04:32 Mowr wrote:
Why do people call it a positive k/d-ratio?
On June 20 2014 05:17 Mataza wrote:
Because if you subtract the deaths from the kills you have a positive rest?
Or it's just that people prefer to have a ratio >1 rather than <1.
It is indeed substraction. Like in sports, football/soccer for example, where you have a positive goal ratio when "scored goals > goals against". If your k/d ratio is even, your performance is even too. But if you have "scored" more kills than death, your performance is positive - you killed more than you died. It becomes more clear, when you think about a teamgame, where the team with the most kills wins. An 8/5 ratio is positive to the the winning team, an 8/15 not.
Or in Starcraft.When you and your opponent use the same unit number in a mirror fight. If you have more units left, your kill/death ratio is positive. Positive as you have in your micro performance was better and you won - which is a positive result of a battle.
And yes, people do use k/d ratio to measure their performances, of how good they have played.
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Bulgaria16 Posts
SCBW map editors: i need your scripts!
i was told OmniScourge created the alliance status condition script for the "vote for high resources" trigger in his Phantom BGH.
i need the alliance status to trigger an effect in my customized map. any help would be appreciated!
also looking for a trigger that would create a dodad (or sprite in my case) on a certain condition - the triggers i see in scm draft only create units and a few unit-based effects like comsat scan. the sprite is included in the scm draft sprites but only shows at the beginning of the game till the animation lasts.
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Why was the YouTube account of stampylonghead terminated by Google right before he reached 1 million subscribers?
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On June 18 2014 20:38 appletree wrote:
What does the different stribes on the Korean flag mean ? Why are they cut over into different lenghts ?
They seem to be the symbols for "Earth", "Fire", "Water" and "Heaven" from the I Ching. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Ching.
Not sure about the exact meaning in the flag though.
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On June 18 2014 20:38 appletree wrote:
What does the different stribes on the Korean flag mean ? Why are they cut over into different lenghts ?
They represent elements. Starting from the top-left, the three solid bars is sky/air. Bottom-right with the broken stripes is earth. Top-right (according to wikipedia) is water, and bottom-left is fire. (Although I had thought fire and water was flipped around hmmmmm)
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your Country52797 Posts
So I have more lag playing diablo 2 (using wine) than sc2, why is this?
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I've been googling this for over 15 minutes and cant seem to find it. Asked on IRC and no one else can either.
I'm looking for that protoss zealot face with the biting lips and sunglasses on that is a meme. 'dat ass'
Except it was a template iirc, where you could put 'dat macro' or whatever.
Sorta a combo of these, only it might have been a different zealot portrait and i'm pretty sure the glasses and mouth were drawn on.
http:// cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/500x/43381545.jpg
http://blog.ocad.ca/wordpress/vism2b15-fw2011-01/files/2011/09/Protoss_ZealotPortrait.jpg
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What kinda meat does Spongebob make Krabby Patties out of? There aren't any cows around. If he makes them out of fish, does that make everyone who eats at the Krusty Krab a cannibal?
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you're questioning a show that lights fire under the sea
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EPT
