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On June 08 2013 12:20 ZenithM wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:19 packrat386 wrote:On June 08 2013 12:17 Boucot wrote:On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p He's not going for medicine studies but rather for maths/physics. I don't know how it is in france, but engineering in the US is pretty work intensive. Its not med school bad, but I don't know anybody with enough free time to be a progamer on the side. It's pretty relaxed :D Also your country tag is deceiving :D
In Canada engineering is serious business. ~_~
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On June 08 2013 12:19 Wintex wrote:wow the instrumental sounds like some bad ripoff of prodigy.
shhh, just do the chobra chobra.
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Chobra definitely is the best translator in the market.
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On June 08 2013 12:19 packrat386 wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:17 Boucot wrote:On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p He's not going for medicine studies but rather for maths/physics. I don't know how it is in france, but engineering in the US is pretty work intensive. Its not med school bad, but I don't know anybody with enough free time to be a progamer on the side.
I know, I just wanted to point the fact that he isn't considering anymore to be Dr Stephano.
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On June 08 2013 12:19 usethis2 wrote:
Losing 9 probes to an oracle when you open stargate, taking 10 minutes to respond to an observer and a zealot when you see them out on the map alone, doing nothing after seeing fleet beacon (and DT shrine in game 1), and letting archons/immortals tank damage while your zealots are dancing in the back.
Alicia should have dropped in the group stage.
its ok he'll make void rays and come back
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On June 08 2013 12:19 usethis2 wrote:
Losing 9 probes to an oracle when you open stargate, taking 10 minutes to respond to an observer and a zealot when you see them out on the map alone, doing nothing after seeing fleet beacon (and DT shrine in game 1), and letting archons/immortals tank damage while your zealots are dancing in the back.
Alicia should have dropped in the group stage.
PvP is still such a volatile matchup. The fleet beacon response is a bit frustrating, but everything else is just really small issues. The thing is that in PvP, tiny mistakes like that are death. its razor edge all the way.
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On June 08 2013 12:20 StarStruck wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:20 ZenithM wrote:On June 08 2013 12:19 packrat386 wrote:On June 08 2013 12:17 Boucot wrote:On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p He's not going for medicine studies but rather for maths/physics. I don't know how it is in france, but engineering in the US is pretty work intensive. Its not med school bad, but I don't know anybody with enough free time to be a progamer on the side. It's pretty relaxed :D Also your country tag is deceiving :D In Canada engineering is serious business. ~_~
Yea..in 3rd year onwards.
My friends in Eng 1st-2nd year...did nothing but party all day.
So much jelly.
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On June 08 2013 12:18 Assirra wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:18 Havik_ wrote:So they started Alicia vs sos an hour early so I missed both games  . Are they going to start the other series' early too? Probably, they won't want people to wait for hours on end to start the game.
Yes sir. Very unfortunate for those planning on watching, but meh there really was no reason to drag it out in the first place if you have nothing else in that time slot anyway.
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God fucking damnit twitch has ONE ad.. This ad is the same one i've listened to for like 1,5 weeks now. I will never buy that shitty yoghurt.
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On June 08 2013 12:21 Boucot wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:19 packrat386 wrote:On June 08 2013 12:17 Boucot wrote:On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p He's not going for medicine studies but rather for maths/physics. I don't know how it is in france, but engineering in the US is pretty work intensive. Its not med school bad, but I don't know anybody with enough free time to be a progamer on the side. I know, I just wanted to point the fact that he isn't considering anymore to be Dr Stephano.
too bad, I'd let him fix me up while hungover.
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On June 08 2013 12:22 LighT. wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:20 StarStruck wrote:On June 08 2013 12:20 ZenithM wrote:On June 08 2013 12:19 packrat386 wrote:On June 08 2013 12:17 Boucot wrote:On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p He's not going for medicine studies but rather for maths/physics. I don't know how it is in france, but engineering in the US is pretty work intensive. Its not med school bad, but I don't know anybody with enough free time to be a progamer on the side. It's pretty relaxed :D Also your country tag is deceiving :D In Canada engineering is serious business. ~_~ Yea..in 3rd year onwards. My friends in Eng 1st-2nd year...did nothing but party all day. So much jelly.
o; Which school?
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On June 08 2013 12:20 StarStruck wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:20 ZenithM wrote:On June 08 2013 12:19 packrat386 wrote:On June 08 2013 12:17 Boucot wrote:On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p He's not going for medicine studies but rather for maths/physics. I don't know how it is in france, but engineering in the US is pretty work intensive. Its not med school bad, but I don't know anybody with enough free time to be a progamer on the side. It's pretty relaxed :D Also your country tag is deceiving :D In Canada engineering is serious business. ~_~
Well, it depends. In France if you're talented enough you don't really need to work that much. Someone good at maths can one-shot his way through diverse competitive entrance exams and such quite painlessly.
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On June 08 2013 12:22 LighT. wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:20 StarStruck wrote:On June 08 2013 12:20 ZenithM wrote:On June 08 2013 12:19 packrat386 wrote:On June 08 2013 12:17 Boucot wrote:On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p He's not going for medicine studies but rather for maths/physics. I don't know how it is in france, but engineering in the US is pretty work intensive. Its not med school bad, but I don't know anybody with enough free time to be a progamer on the side. It's pretty relaxed :D Also your country tag is deceiving :D In Canada engineering is serious business. ~_~ Yea..in 3rd year onwards. My friends in Eng 1st-2nd year...did nothing but party all day. So much jelly.
MechE here. Those are usually the kids with sub-2.2 GPAs 
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On June 08 2013 12:22 StarStruck wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:22 LighT. wrote:On June 08 2013 12:20 StarStruck wrote:On June 08 2013 12:20 ZenithM wrote:On June 08 2013 12:19 packrat386 wrote:On June 08 2013 12:17 Boucot wrote:On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p He's not going for medicine studies but rather for maths/physics. I don't know how it is in france, but engineering in the US is pretty work intensive. Its not med school bad, but I don't know anybody with enough free time to be a progamer on the side. It's pretty relaxed :D Also your country tag is deceiving :D In Canada engineering is serious business. ~_~ Yea..in 3rd year onwards. My friends in Eng 1st-2nd year...did nothing but party all day. So much jelly. o; Which school?
Mac
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On June 08 2013 12:22 LighT. wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:20 StarStruck wrote:On June 08 2013 12:20 ZenithM wrote:On June 08 2013 12:19 packrat386 wrote:On June 08 2013 12:17 Boucot wrote:On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p He's not going for medicine studies but rather for maths/physics. I don't know how it is in france, but engineering in the US is pretty work intensive. Its not med school bad, but I don't know anybody with enough free time to be a progamer on the side. It's pretty relaxed :D Also your country tag is deceiving :D In Canada engineering is serious business. ~_~ Yea..in 3rd year onwards. My friends in Eng 1st-2nd year...did nothing but party all day. So much jelly.
You can be in any occupation in the world and party all day, it's just irresponsible and you have to deal with the consequences. Not sure why you are jealous about that.
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On June 08 2013 12:22 LighT. wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:20 StarStruck wrote:On June 08 2013 12:20 ZenithM wrote:On June 08 2013 12:19 packrat386 wrote:On June 08 2013 12:17 Boucot wrote:On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p He's not going for medicine studies but rather for maths/physics. I don't know how it is in france, but engineering in the US is pretty work intensive. Its not med school bad, but I don't know anybody with enough free time to be a progamer on the side. It's pretty relaxed :D Also your country tag is deceiving :D In Canada engineering is serious business. ~_~ Yea..in 3rd year onwards. My friends in Eng 1st-2nd year...did nothing but party all day. So much jelly.
I can't exactly say that I'm swamped, but I've had a pretty easy time with tests in general and I have a lot of AP credit and such. A lot of people I know in engineering (University of Michigan for context) spend a pretty damn significant portion of their time studying.
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this stream lag is so wonderful!
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Stop saying just engineering. There are many different types with varying degree of hardness
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On June 08 2013 12:18 Wintex wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p Go back to the books, bro. SC2 can wait :D (just kidding you're good here)
It's summer break where I am, but in a few days back to the books for me 
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On June 08 2013 12:24 packrat386 wrote:Show nested quote +On June 08 2013 12:22 LighT. wrote:On June 08 2013 12:20 StarStruck wrote:On June 08 2013 12:20 ZenithM wrote:On June 08 2013 12:19 packrat386 wrote:On June 08 2013 12:17 Boucot wrote:On June 08 2013 12:16 Kommander wrote:On June 08 2013 12:15 Laryleprakon wrote:
Stephano could still earn really good money playing part time while studying I'm sure. Part time while studying med? Trust me, I'm a med student and there's no such thing as part time anything :p He's not going for medicine studies but rather for maths/physics. I don't know how it is in france, but engineering in the US is pretty work intensive. Its not med school bad, but I don't know anybody with enough free time to be a progamer on the side. It's pretty relaxed :D Also your country tag is deceiving :D In Canada engineering is serious business. ~_~ Yea..in 3rd year onwards. My friends in Eng 1st-2nd year...did nothing but party all day. So much jelly. I can't exactly say that I'm swamped, but I've had a pretty easy time with tests in general and I have a lot of AP credit and such. A lot of people I know in engineering (University of Michigan for context) spend a pretty damn significant portion of their time studying.
My mass partying days ended in highschool sadly
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