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On February 07 2012 08:05 Lovedoll wrote:
I hope whoever is casting Squirtle vs. Seal makes a pokémon joke or at least makes that realization.
Besides that I'm a big fan of Squirtle so I hope he makes it very far into Code A this season.
Second this lol! Anyone who watches the other korean leagues like KSL or the korean weekly would know the Squirtle is actually the ace of Startale alongside Bomber. Looks like he finally got over his problem with nerves, I really hope he can show his true skill level. His playstyle is very similar to MC, though of course MC's play is more refined and overall better, so he might get a lot of flak for 2-base plays. I remember reading somewhere that JookTo is the best zerg player on the oGs team in practice...
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It's time now for Seal to make a stand. He can do it!
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replacement for losira cat;
Ryung as a person with MMA as shadow! ^^ or the other way around.. hmm...
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Pretty bad ass what they do here in brakes, putting out a cool song and writing some history about it and the band :D , promoting it...Nice!
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So suprised by YuGiOh's performance.
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good predictions as always.
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Bomber shall win code A once more!
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On February 07 2012 07:53 Fionn wrote:
Time for sculp to rock this shit.
Also, people, suggest things we can replace Losira Cat with or I'm gonna get Wax to make it Polt riding a marauder.
Please +1 vote for the Polt.
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I vote for Squirtle being Vortexed/Recalled by a Mothership, it wouldn't be easy but it would be sick  .
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"King of Code A" made me laugh. I always like the people who stay solidly in second place more than the absolute winners, for some reason.
Who knows, maybe Stork will switch over to continue his proud tradition of silver.
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On February 08 2012 00:43 Myrddraal wrote:I vote for Squirtle being Vortexed/Recalled by a Mothership, it wouldn't be easy but it would be sick .
Edit: After watching the first match between Squirtle and Seal I think Squirtle being Vortexed is definitely more appropriate.
Edit2: It seems I hit Quote instead of edit.
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On February 07 2012 09:27 MrCon wrote:
For a "quick look", it's quite a nice writeup. But you predicted oGs' zergs to win, that's a blasphemy :p
+ Show Spoiler +
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Luvsic is the worst roach all-in'er in the universe <.<
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not so accurate predictions, similar to mine (except i called ryung). i've found code a so unpredictable this year even with returning players. players like bomber will perform badly in one league, then do incredibly well (all killing) the next, and then falls out of code a in the next week, shits ridiculous
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On February 07 2012 19:07 Kiwiandapple wrote:
replacement for losira cat;
Ryung as a person with MMA as shadow! ^^ or the other way around.. hmm...
They should do MMA and Ryung, Ganzi and perhaps Boxer in his shadow...Ryung and Ganzi shaking their fist, Boxer smiling...
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Oregon State is the only Pac-12 team off this week, and there are several big nonconference games and a big conference one in Tucson.
All games are on Saturday, Sept. 17. Here's a quick look (all times ET).
Colorado versus Colorado State (Denver), 1:30 p.m., FSN: The Buffaloes took a step forward last weekend against California after a poor showing at Hawaii, but at 0-2 they are desperate for a win. The Rams are 2-0 after beating New Mexico and Northern Colorado. The Buffs have won four of the past six in the series.
Texas at UCLA, 3:30 p.m. ABC/ESPN3: Texas wants revenge for last season's embarrassing loss at home. Both teams have issues at quarterback. But Mack Brown's seat isn't nearly as hot as Rick Neuheisel's.
Washington at Nebraska, 3:30 p.m. ABC/ESPN3: The rubber match in a three-game series. The first two games couldn't have been more different: A Nebraska blowout win in Husky Stadium followed by a physically dominant performance by Washington in the Holiday Bowl.
Missouri State at Oregon, 3:30 p.m. OSN: This will be a long, long day for Missouri State.
Presbyterian at California, 5:30 p.m.: The Blue Hose just want to escape with their lives. And a paycheck.
Washington State at San Diego State, 6:30 p.m. Mountain West Network: The Cougars can get halfway to bowl eligibility with a victory on the road. Both teams are 2-0. Quarterback Ryan Lindley and running back Ronnie Hillman will test what looks to be a vastly improved Cougar defense. And can WSU quarterback Marshall Lobbestael keep up his torrid pace?
Arizona State at Illinois, 7 p.m. Big Ten Network: The Sun Devils will try to avoid a letdown on the road after beating Missouri at home. Illinois and quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase have yet to be tested after playing two patsies, but that also means the Sun Devils have no useful film for this game.
Syracuse at USC, 8 p.m. FX: The Trojans hope to improve to 3-0 against a Syracuse program that appears to be climbing in the Big East pecking order.
Utah at BYU, 9:15, ESPN2/ESPN3: Utah won the Holy War 17-16 last year -- the Utes blocked a last-second field goal attempt -- and has won six of the past 10 matchups in the series. This is the first matchup of the former Mountain West Conference foes with the Utes in the Pac-12 and BYU an Independent, which is why the game is in September instead of at the end of the regular season.
Stanford at Arizona, 10:45 p.m., ESPN/ESPN3: After two easy games, quarterback Andrew Luck and Stanford get a tough road test in front of the 'Zona Zoo. This is the second of three games versus top-10 foes for the Wildcats. A nice matchup of quarterbacks with Nick Foles trying to get the Wildcats back on track.
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