EPTOn October 21 2011 20:52 Brainiac wrote:
GSL finals at 6 am CEST. Well played Blizzard, lol
GSL finals at 6 am CEST. Well played Blizzard, lol
no difference from all the other GSL finals
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Tofugrinder
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On October 21 2011 21:55 Juuney wrote: what time does blizzcon invitational start? 19:30 CEST | ||
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theMiNUS
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Pre-Show Coverage 19:30 - 20:00 CEST Opening Ceremony 20:00 - 21:00 CEST StarCraft II Match 1 21:00 - 22:30 CEST | ||
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chills all over my body. | ||
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mvp 4 president! | ||
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Incandenza
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Regardles, Nestea Fighting! | ||
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SirJolt
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On October 21 2011 23:46 Incandenza wrote: You might have doomed Nestea to piddling around in the back ranks. The Tyrannosaurus is posited in some circles to have been more of a scavenger than a predator, the gimpiness of its two-fingered, stubby arms providing the creature a difficult time when handling large prey. Better to have gone with Allosaurus. Regardles, Nestea Fighting! Unless I'm much mistaken, no tyrannosaur arms have ever been found, the gimpy type we know and love are an extrapolation based on shoulder size and similar species. Entirely possible they had no front arms at all... Or totally wicked tentacles! | ||
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SirJolt
the Dagon Knight4015 Posts
On October 21 2011 23:46 Incandenza wrote: You might have doomed Nestea to piddling around in the back ranks. The Tyrannosaurus is posited in some circles to have been more of a scavenger than a predator, the gimpiness of its two-fingered, stubby arms providing the creature a difficult time when handling large prey. Better to have gone with Allosaurus. Regardles, Nestea Fighting! Unless I'm much mistaken, no tyrannosaur arms have ever been found, the gimpy type we know and love are an extrapolation based on shoulder size and similar species. Entirely possible they had no front arms at all... Or totally wicked tentacles! | ||
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a5mod
France61 Posts
Again that's only my opinion. | ||
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FunnelC4kes
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SlayerS Hwaiting!@!! | ||
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