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DHS2011 - Day 3 - Page 498
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Sadly it seems I have to put this up yet again. Any of the following types of posts will be met with immediate bans: Imbalance whine/Player bashing/Caster bashing/Stream complaining/Off topic arguing. Stick to the games and enjoy the event and its free services and coverage. | ||
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Kevan
Sweden2303 Posts
Sweden!Sweden!Sweden!Sweden! | ||
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Imres
515 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:20 s4life wrote: You have to come here to Silicon Valley and then talk pal.. France != western world. At least in France hard working is reward in studies not money. Yeah I can troll too. Now in which western countries 5years old children work 10+ hours/day ? oh, 0. | ||
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Cartel
Canada255 Posts
 I can't wait to see how much Naniwa, Moon, Lyn and Thorzain improve when they get a chance to share their thoughts on matchups and practice korean-style in their new houses. Seeing as how Moon got the best of Naniwa today, maybe they will share some good ideas soon. | ||
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:19 youngminii wrote: SHUT UP YOU'RE JUST JEALOUS YOU HAVE NO ONE TO ROOT FOR Jinro is 1/4 English. We can root for him and get 1/4 of his achievements. 1/4 of 2 top 4 GSL finishes is 2 GSL first places. Ha. | ||
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Zane
Romania3916 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:20 Seditary wrote: Its like there's a bunch of people just waiting to drag the place into the depths of hell. Some men just want to watch the world burn. | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
Be nice everyone. Its just HuK! | ||
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Yggydraseal
United States285 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:21 PsiKiller wrote: He was born and raised in the US for 16 years. After 16 years you don't get that choice. He's an American that prefers to live in Canada, which isn't surprising  Getting citizenship just makes you a Canadian Citizen, not a pure Canadian  At the rate we are going, I might join him! XD | ||
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BlindSight754
Canada156 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:20 forgottendreams wrote: He didn't give up his citizenship at all, you can't just "give up citizenship"... he's American plain and simple. So much disinformation going on in this thread.... http://travel.state.gov/law/citizenship/citizenship_776.html | ||
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JohnnyBlaze420
Australia814 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:19 youngminii wrote: SHUT UP YOU'RE JUST JEALOUS YOU HAVE NO ONE TO ROOT FOR loool yesss! | ||
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shtdisturbance
Canada613 Posts
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:20 10or10 wrote: The Swedish minister of culture (and all the major political parties youth organizations) had a debate on one of dreamhacks streams earlier today, discussing topics like culture & sports funding/taxing earlier today as well. Is that true, at this rate Sweden is gonna take over EU in e-sports. | ||
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10or10
Sweden517 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:18 Hikari wrote: Why the whole Canada v US debate? Huk is a American borned Canadian who trained in Korea, playing on a team founded by someone in the Netherlands, and sponsored by an American company. Shipping that gaming monitor back to korea is going to cost huk some $$$ :p He could give to TLO for safe-keeping in the sthlm progamer house | ||
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Seditary
Australia7033 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:20 PXShaman wrote: Not to try and take away from the win but Day9 was screaming 6 pool in that last game. And I was just wondering if anyone thinks HuK heard him? Could that have messed up the game results? Wouldn't have made a difference either way. | ||
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
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youngminii
Australia7514 Posts
Isn't he in Germany? Doesn't that make him German? | ||
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Chicane
United States7875 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:19 ALang wrote: Why do people keep insisting he's American? He gave up his citizenship to move to Canada, all his friends are in St. Catherines, he went to high school in St. Catherines. He's an American-born Canadian, which makes him Canadian. And in the end, does it even matter? No, he's still North American and beat two Koreans to win an international title. huk huk huk huk huk huk huk Well if you are going to say it doesn't even matter, then don't even argue the point, otherwise you are encouraging people to respond. | ||
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0neder
United States3733 Posts
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papaz
Sweden4149 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:10 hewley wrote: I hope this ends the discussion between foreigners vs. Koreans. It's more between work vs. HARD work. That is always what the discussions have been about and Huk winning proves it even more. I don't think anyone has claimed that Koreans are born in a particular way that makes them better. They work harder, have better regimes and also gaming is accepted in Korea on a whole different level than rest of the world. | ||
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TheSubtleArt
Canada2527 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:17 Czarnodziej wrote: "HuK spent some time in Korea so he is Korean". It is ridiculous yet many keeps saying that. The point is Huk is representative of the Korean practice regiment, not the "foreigner" practice regiment. He lives in a pro house in korea with another korean pro team practicing like the koreans. The whole korea vs world thing is fundementally an issue of comparing practice style + practice hours in different regions, not a debate on which ethnicity is inherently better at Sc2. Huk is training like a Korean, so his victory still demonstrates the superiority of Korean practice over foreign practice. | ||
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BlueSpace
Germany2182 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:20 s4life wrote: You have to come here to Silicon Valley and then talk pal.. France != western world. Since this has turned into a discussion of geography and everything not SC II related. France is and has historically always been catholic so not exactly protestant work ethic | ||
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