In my opinion Korean style of training is what polished Huk, but Huk himself already had the "rough diamond" quality before he wents to Korea, it means he is good and with potential.

niekoz

Netherlands350 Posts

July 09 2011 00:56 GMT

#13683

o yeah tastetosis

eNtitY~

United States1293 Posts

July 09 2011 00:56 GMT

#13684

From now on we shall call it KNASL.

Korean North American Starleague.

-__-

Dtag

Germany22 Posts

July 09 2011 00:56 GMT

#13685

Can anyone tell me whether there's going to be a EU rebroadcast? too tired to keep watching the break :-P

pdd

Australia9933 Posts

July 09 2011 00:56 GMT

#13686

Can Tastosis save this train wreck?

dangerjoe

Denmark1866 Posts

July 09 2011 00:56 GMT

#13687

Tastosis. I have a feeling the whine will go away :D

Al Bundy

7257 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13688

At last, my love has come along. My lonely days are over. TASTOSIS FOREVER

seansye

United States1722 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13689

I voted foreigner and then korea ~_~. got thhat over with.

Kinch

United States258 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13690

Hope has arrived. Miking up Tastosis.

Akash1223

United States91 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13691

On July 09 2011 09:53 Bobster wrote:

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Thank you, I was about to reply the same thing.

Select and Moonan were allowed to play in the qualifiers because they are Koreans playing on the North American server.

Akash just defeated his own argument. >_<

How does that defeat my argument? Select and Moonan don't live//train in Korea so they wouldn't be considered Korean and obviously they would be able to participate.

My whole point is that in starcraft the term "Korean" has nothing to do with nationality; bringing up Select or Moonan doesn't make sense.

SargonTheGreat

United States217 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13692

shoulda had more day 9...or some idra!!!

Mi.rai

178 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13693

Huk is a foreigner with korean training.
Koreans are koreans with korean training.

Those with korean training does well in sc2.

dpL

Sweden571 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13694

On July 09 2011 09:57 Kinch wrote:
Hope has arrived. Miking up Tastosis.

My right ear is quivering in anticipation.

seansye

United States1722 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13695

I wish it was Tastosis + Day9

minhbq299

United Kingdom566 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13696

On July 09 2011 09:53 spacefarm wrote:
soo uhhhhhhhhh since when was puma in the nasl? Maybe I am crazy =/

Puma and Alive qualify from the #256 open tournament, they rape through their bracket.

Bobster

Germany3075 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13697

On July 09 2011 09:54 AndAgain wrote:

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The same word can mean different things in different contexts.

It's easier to avoid these disambiguities in the first place. Luckily, there is no need to use these words ambiguously, because we have perfectly acceptable alternatives, denoting both the nationality of a player, and the server he plays on.

Huk is a Canadian playing on the Korean server. My sentence is much clearer than your sentence and provides more information. Hence, I'd consider it the better, and more correct way to talk about a player.

Benjef

United Kingdom6921 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13698

Aw man, just about to head to bed cause I've had enough and they start to mic up tastosis.... xD

Kleinmuuhg

Vanuatu4091 Posts

July 09 2011 00:57 GMT

#13699

Looks like Tastosis will start off soon *yawn*.

Oh and stop those ridiculous discussions. It's getting annoying. Go watch some eagles if you have to.