EPTyeah well. This comment really wasn't necessary. While there is no need to be overly protective and try too hard not to be offensive, there is no need either for plain bad taste. Have some respect.
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imp42
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yeah well. This comment really wasn't necessary. While there is no need to be overly protective and try too hard not to be offensive, there is no need either for plain bad taste. Have some respect. | ||
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Endure
Canada287 Posts
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TypeLex
Germany62 Posts
Wish we could have welcomed him in the Type team house but it wasn't quite ready (we only had MrBitter there and no computers!) during Matthew's visit at GamesCom (before the ESL show). Keep doing what you do Matthew, this is awesome! | ||
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Grimmyman123
Canada939 Posts
On July 22 2012 09:56 imp42 wrote: yeah well. This comment really wasn't necessary. While there is no need to be overly protective and try too hard not to be offensive, there is no need either for plain bad taste. Have some respect. Yes, that was posted in bad taste. But, at the same time I understand that posters reasoning and idea. In a nut shell, because he is disabled, he gets special treatment, that the rest of us don't get. I think that his ambitions are great, and what he has done considering his issues is nothing short of outstanding, and it does deserve recognition... But the logical side of my brain thinks: He just wants to be normal, act normal, do normal things - they why is he trying to raise funds to go to travel the world, visits the EG house, does things that no normal person would ever think/try/ or be normall permitted to do? If any normal person on this site asked to stay at the EG house, I doubt they'd even get so much as a response. If I asked for $15,000 dollars, I'd be amazed if anyone donated even $10, let alone $3000. Equality does go both ways. I just hope that Mathew realises exactly how LUCKY he is that people are sympathetic and that he gets these amazing opportunities to do the things he gets to do. | ||
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remdu23
France1 Post
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Grimmyman123
Canada939 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:58 remdu23 wrote: is wd40 for articulation ? oh wait WD40 displaces water, and serves as a basic lubricant. not sure what you mean by your post. | ||
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Adellund
Denmark92 Posts
SRS POST BRUV ! | ||
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