yes seems they just make stuff up as they go along...
I think he meant to say the favorite in the match, not the fan favorite.
yea guess so then
"fan favorite" is different from "favorite"
so i guess he just mispoke
That's what I figured.
On July 26 2013 09:34 Branman wrote: Demu is channeling his inner Stephano: Benjamin Baker @DeMusliM 10s
I went a nudie bar at noon today to power up for my WCS games, and I went 4/0! %)
Is that what British people call a strip club?
I think "nudie bar" is also American. Originally here they were called "Gentlemen's Clubs" but everyone I know calls them strip clubs.
By the way, "British people" is a bit stupid. People from different parts of Britain have very, very different idioms and phrasing. Not to mention the accents, of course. Makes it a bit foolish to say things like "British people" or "British accent".
I apologize for my ignorance. What should I call people from the UK then? Just wondering, do you think Americans have an "American" accent then? I'm curious.
Also, they're strip/gentlemen's club in the US too.
Well I'd call English people English, Welsh people Welsh, Scottish people Scottish and Irish people Irish.
If you really got into the accents you'd be able to figure out Scousers, Brummies, Geordies, Cornish, Cockney and so on. But that's not really necessary.
Of course not. There's huge differences between, say, a Boston accent and an Arkansas one.
Okay, so you would go by country of origin? That makes sense.
I know almost nothing about the geography of England/UK (I would be interested to learn about it one day).
It seems you're a more worldly person than I am :D
Yeah, we tend to be more geographically aware.
That's not slight against you personally, rather the US education system. Seems so many Americans struggle at putting things on a map. Most people I know have a pretty good understanding of world geography.
I also went to a good schools and am pretty well educated.
0:00 TheStC spawns in the top right HuK spawns in the bottom left
1:40 gateway first for HuK
2:00 gas for Huk CC first on the low ground for TheStC rax for TheStC Cybernetics core for Huk
3:00 zealot for Huk 2nd rax for TheStC
4:00 bunker in the natural of TheStC MSC for HuK Nexus for Huk zealot stalker pressure from Huk a few marines are killed but the zealot falls
5:00 double forge for Huk double gas for TheStC Robo for Huk 3rd rax for TheStC 1-1 started for Huk ebay for TheStC tech lab for TheStC
6:00 +1 attack for Thestc stim research for Thestc factory for Thestc 2 more gas for Huk
7:00 52 vs 49 observer for Huk 3 more gates for Huk Warp prism for Huk starport for TheStC 3rd CC for TheStC
8:00 59 vs 57 Twilight council for Huk armory for TheStC 2nd ebay for TheStC immortal for Huk combat shields for TheStC
9:00 72 vs 70 another immortal for Huk concussive shells for TheStC medivacs for TheStc missile turret for TheStc 2-2 started for Huk
10:00 87 vs 84 zealot drop and zealot warp in in the main of TheStC TheStc forced to lift his 3rd because of the main army +1 armor and +2 attack for TheStC Robo bay for Huk charge research for Huk
11:00 105 vs 93 2 more rax for TheStC large drop in the main of Huk photon overcharge on the main nexus 3 medivacs are killed and TheStc only escapes with a few marines zealot drop at the 3rd of TheStC
12:00 104 vs 97 3rd base on the way for Huk Extended thermal lance and colossus for Huk 2 more rax for TheStC Vikings started for TheStC
13:00 129 vs 114 +2 armor started for TheStC Huk moving across the map with his first colossus +3 attack started for TheStC 3-3 started for Huk
14:00 150 vs 125 3 more gates for Huk Huk moves back t his side of the map Blink research started for Huk 2nd starport for TheStC
15:00 173 vs 142 ghost academy for TheStC +1 ship weapons for TheStC 4th CC for TheStC both armies in the middle of the map moebius reactor for TheStC both players move back
16:00 184 vs 175 5th CC for TheStC TheStC moving across the map 3 more gates for Huk templar archives for Huk engagement at the potential 4th of Huk the probe is killed TheStC is chased back by the protoss army ghosts for TheStC
17:00 191 vs 191 Huk following TheStC back across the map 4th base for Huk storm research for Huk +1 plasma shields for Huk +3 armor for TheStc building armor for TheStC
18:00 199 vs 197 3 more rax for TheStC cloak research started for TheStC floating CC of TheStC is killed off CC restarted for THeStC vikings chasing the colossi TheStc chasing after HuK Huk retreating across the amp all the colossi are picked off by vikings
19:00 186 vs 173 Huk is able to forcefield and flee with his gateway units TheStc lands his 4th base auto tracking for TheStC +2 ship weapons for TheStC storm on the army of TheStC blink stalkers trying to pick off vikings 7 gates for HuK
20:00 195 vs 195 photon overcharge on the 4th of Huk makes TheStC back off Huk has no AOE 2nd robo for Huk Huk making immortals
21:00 199 vs 198 emp all over the zealots and immortals of Huk Huk backs off TheStc stims towards the 3rd of HuK Huk engages TheStc kiting back TheStC stimmed so much his units are low health stalkers killing medivacs
22:00 139 vs 200 TheStC's army is all in the red as it retreats double colossus production for HuK HuK attacking the PF at TheStC's 4th zealots and immortals kill the 4th
23:00 139 vs 170 HuK retreats to his side of the map +3 ship weapons for TheStC 2 more CC for TheStC TheStC lands a new 4th
24:00 159 vs 196 5th base for HuK quad viking production for TheStC stalkers trying to pick off ghosts but the ghosts cloak +2 plasma shields for HuK
25:00 193 vs 198 warp prism speed for HuK drop at the 3rd of HuK HuK chases the drop away TheStc flies the drop into archons and dies TheStc lands a 5th base observer speed for HuK PF started at TheStC's 5th
26:00 200 vs 199 another starport for TheStC HuK forces a lift on the 4th of TheStc forcefields block TheStc's army stalkers start killing vikings that try to fly by 4th of TheStC is killed in the air TheStC starts moving across the map
27:00 189 vs 197 2 more robos for HuK dark shrine for HuK ghosts cloak and emp the whole army of HuK engagement outside HuK's 3rd all of the colossi are killed off vikings land HuK losing his whole army
28:00 164 vs 107 3rd base of HuK is destroyd HuK rebuilding colossi and mass zealots TheStc chasing the stalkers around the map HuK making some more archons 4 colossi on the way 7 archons morphing
29:00 179 vs 179 HuK about to be back up to 6 colossi vs 7 vikings TheStC engages HuK's army and picks off a lagging colossus more colossi rally into the fight TheStC is pushed back
30:00 126 vs 178 TheStC loads up his army HuK killing 3 full medivacs with feedback and stalkers HuK pushing towards the PF of TheStC TheStc loses his PF TheStc losing all the scvs there TheStc lands a new 4th
31:00 90 vs 184 PF morphing at the 4th of TheStC another base for HuK at the bottom of the map HuK sending his army across the map +3 plasma shields for huK 4 vikings vs 6 colossi
32:00 97 vs 184 HuK kills off a sensor tower and retreats HuK pushing into the natural with his main army observer dies to a missile turret but he's not facing puCK so he should be ok TheStc just ggs! HuK wins game 1!
On July 26 2013 09:34 Branman wrote: Demu is channeling his inner Stephano: Benjamin Baker @DeMusliM 10s
I went a nudie bar at noon today to power up for my WCS games, and I went 4/0! %)
sooooo much british pride right now :D
At long last something I can actually enthusiastically feel some patriotic fervour for, after the whole royal spawn overhype fiasco
Do most Brits really care that much about it? From an American perspective it just seems funny and highly anachronistic.
It pisses me off massively because it is so anachronistic. It's pathetic really, you can't imagine quite how omnipresent it was on the news and how nauseatingly fawning the coverage was unless you actually live here
Throw out your television (or better yet, just the antenna/cable subscription). Don't read daily newspapers. Subscribe to something more serious for your intake of national news (for example, a monthly national politics journal), or visit similar websites.
I have started doing this about 10 years ago (when I started my higher education), and never regretted doing so.
On July 26 2013 10:03 ptbl wrote: TheStc doesn't scout for hidden expansions. He deserve to lose the game imo. Failing to scout when you are an sc2 pro is inexcusable.
I'm not a big hater on casters, but one thing I notice is of late a lot of the American casters have voices that are rather annoying and homogenised or something?
There's a lot of varience in accents within the States, seems curious that so many of the casters I'm seeing lately sound the same
On July 26 2013 09:31 Grollicus wrote: How can CranK be the fan favorite? wtf are those casters?
yes seems they just make stuff up as they go along...
I think he meant to say the favorite in the match, not the fan favorite.
yea guess so then
"fan favorite" is different from "favorite"
so i guess he just mispoke
That's what I figured.
On July 26 2013 09:34 Branman wrote: Demu is channeling his inner Stephano: Benjamin Baker @DeMusliM 10s
I went a nudie bar at noon today to power up for my WCS games, and I went 4/0! %)
Is that what British people call a strip club?
I think "nudie bar" is also American. Originally here they were called "Gentlemen's Clubs" but everyone I know calls them strip clubs.
By the way, "British people" is a bit stupid. People from different parts of Britain have very, very different idioms and phrasing. Not to mention the accents, of course. Makes it a bit foolish to say things like "British people" or "British accent".
I apologize for my ignorance. What should I call people from the UK then? Just wondering, do you think Americans have an "American" accent then? I'm curious.
Also, they're strip/gentlemen's club in the US too.
Well I'd call English people English, Welsh people Welsh, Scottish people Scottish and Irish people Irish.
If you really got into the accents you'd be able to figure out Scousers, Brummies, Geordies, Cornish, Cockney and so on. But that's not really necessary.
Of course not. There's huge differences between, say, a Boston accent and an Arkansas one.
Okay, so you would go by country of origin? That makes sense.
I know almost nothing about the geography of England/UK (I would be interested to learn about it one day).
It seems you're a more worldly person than I am :D
Yeah, we tend to be more geographically aware.
That's not slight against you personally, rather the US education system. Seems so many Americans struggle at putting things on a map. Most people I know have a pretty good understanding of world geography.
It's unfortunately true in a college level government course we were asked by our professor to label 45 countries on a map. Many were glaringly obvious and I thought frankly elementary. The class average was 16 correct countries...
It's not like everyone in our country is dumb but we seem to have such a self-centered overall feeling amongst students that they find knowledge about other countries trivial and uninteresting. It's sad.
On July 26 2013 09:33 AgentW wrote: [quote] I think he meant to say the favorite in the match, not the fan favorite.
yea guess so then
"fan favorite" is different from "favorite"
so i guess he just mispoke
That's what I figured.
On July 26 2013 09:34 Branman wrote: Demu is channeling his inner Stephano: Benjamin Baker @DeMusliM 10s
I went a nudie bar at noon today to power up for my WCS games, and I went 4/0! %)
Is that what British people call a strip club?
I think "nudie bar" is also American. Originally here they were called "Gentlemen's Clubs" but everyone I know calls them strip clubs.
By the way, "British people" is a bit stupid. People from different parts of Britain have very, very different idioms and phrasing. Not to mention the accents, of course. Makes it a bit foolish to say things like "British people" or "British accent".
I apologize for my ignorance. What should I call people from the UK then? Just wondering, do you think Americans have an "American" accent then? I'm curious.
Also, they're strip/gentlemen's club in the US too.
Well I'd call English people English, Welsh people Welsh, Scottish people Scottish and Irish people Irish.
If you really got into the accents you'd be able to figure out Scousers, Brummies, Geordies, Cornish, Cockney and so on. But that's not really necessary.
Of course not. There's huge differences between, say, a Boston accent and an Arkansas one.
Okay, so you would go by country of origin? That makes sense.
I know almost nothing about the geography of England/UK (I would be interested to learn about it one day).
It seems you're a more worldly person than I am :D
Yeah, we tend to be more geographically aware.
That's not slight against you personally, rather the US education system. Seems so many Americans struggle at putting things on a map. Most people I know have a pretty good understanding of world geography.
I also went to a good schools and am pretty well educated.
hmmmmm
a typo isn't the best example to use when trying to be an asshole and call the guy stupid ><
On July 26 2013 09:34 Branman wrote: Demu is channeling his inner Stephano: Benjamin Baker @DeMusliM 10s
I went a nudie bar at noon today to power up for my WCS games, and I went 4/0! %)
sooooo much british pride right now :D
At long last something I can actually enthusiastically feel some patriotic fervour for, after the whole royal spawn overhype fiasco
Do most Brits really care that much about it? From an American perspective it just seems funny and highly anachronistic.
It pisses me off massively because it is so anachronistic. It's pathetic really, you can't imagine quite how omnipresent it was on the news and how nauseatingly fawning the coverage was unless you actually live here
Throw out your television (or better yet, just the antenna/cable subscription). Don't read daily newspapers. Subscribe to something more serious for your intake of national news (for example, a monthly national politics journal), or visit similar websites.
I have started doing this about 10 years ago (when I started my higher education), and never regretted doing so.
You can do that, and it does mitigate it. In terms of work and socialising it's pretty difficult to avoid. Ideally I will get a nest egg and emigrate to Alaska where I can live in a shack in the wilderness, with numerous PCs and alternate between tracking bears and sitting in an E-sports nerve centre.
On July 26 2013 09:34 Branman wrote: Demu is channeling his inner Stephano: Benjamin Baker @DeMusliM 10s
I went a nudie bar at noon today to power up for my WCS games, and I went 4/0! %)
Is that what British people call a strip club?
I think "nudie bar" is also American. Originally here they were called "Gentlemen's Clubs" but everyone I know calls them strip clubs.
By the way, "British people" is a bit stupid. People from different parts of Britain have very, very different idioms and phrasing. Not to mention the accents, of course. Makes it a bit foolish to say things like "British people" or "British accent".
I apologize for my ignorance. What should I call people from the UK then? Just wondering, do you think Americans have an "American" accent then? I'm curious.
Also, they're strip/gentlemen's club in the US too.
Well I'd call English people English, Welsh people Welsh, Scottish people Scottish and Irish people Irish.
If you really got into the accents you'd be able to figure out Scousers, Brummies, Geordies, Cornish, Cockney and so on. But that's not really necessary.
Of course not. There's huge differences between, say, a Boston accent and an Arkansas one.
Okay, so you would go by country of origin? That makes sense.
I know almost nothing about the geography of England/UK (I would be interested to learn about it one day).
It seems you're a more worldly person than I am :D
Yeah, we tend to be more geographically aware.
That's not slight against you personally, rather the US education system. Seems so many Americans struggle at putting things on a map. Most people I know have a pretty good understanding of world geography.
I also went to a good schools and am pretty well educated.
hmmmmm
a typo isn't the best example to use when trying to be an asshole and call the guy stupid ><
Willing to bet my house that negativeedge listens to the ten minute podcast.
On July 26 2013 10:05 Wombat_NI wrote: I'm not a big hater on casters, but one thing I notice is of late a lot of the American casters have voices that are rather annoying and homogenised or something?
There's a lot of varience in accents within the States, seems curious that so many of the casters I'm seeing lately sound the same
These current casters are fill-in's and are virtually unknown. Don't think they'll be returning after NASL takes full control.
Then again, I have no clue why the NASL casters aren't casting all the WCS AM games at the moment. Probably another "great idea" from the Blizzard Mothership
yes seems they just make stuff up as they go along...
I think he meant to say the favorite in the match, not the fan favorite.
yea guess so then
"fan favorite" is different from "favorite"
so i guess he just mispoke
That's what I figured.
On July 26 2013 09:34 Branman wrote: Demu is channeling his inner Stephano: Benjamin Baker @DeMusliM 10s
I went a nudie bar at noon today to power up for my WCS games, and I went 4/0! %)
Is that what British people call a strip club?
I think "nudie bar" is also American. Originally here they were called "Gentlemen's Clubs" but everyone I know calls them strip clubs.
By the way, "British people" is a bit stupid. People from different parts of Britain have very, very different idioms and phrasing. Not to mention the accents, of course. Makes it a bit foolish to say things like "British people" or "British accent".
I apologize for my ignorance. What should I call people from the UK then? Just wondering, do you think Americans have an "American" accent then? I'm curious.
Also, they're strip/gentlemen's club in the US too.
Well I'd call English people English, Welsh people Welsh, Scottish people Scottish and Irish people Irish.
If you really got into the accents you'd be able to figure out Scousers, Brummies, Geordies, Cornish, Cockney and so on. But that's not really necessary.
Of course not. There's huge differences between, say, a Boston accent and an Arkansas one.
Okay, so you would go by country of origin? That makes sense.
I know almost nothing about the geography of England/UK (I would be interested to learn about it one day).
It seems you're a more worldly person than I am :D
Yeah, we tend to be more geographically aware.
That's not slight against you personally, rather the US education system. Seems so many Americans struggle at putting things on a map. Most people I know have a pretty good understanding of world geography.
It's unfortunately true in a college level government course we were asked by our professor to label 45 countries on a map. Many were glaringly obvious and I thought frankly elementary. The class average was 16 correct countries...
It's not like everyone in our country is dumb but we seem to have such a self-centered overall feeling amongst students that they find knowledge about other countries trivial and uninteresting. It's sad.
I think I wouldn't do too well in that, I'm pretty bad with maps actually. I'd beast a countries/capitals or trivia test, but I am woeful about maintaining map knowledge :p
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in a college level government course we were asked by our professor to label 45 countries on a map. Many were glaringly obvious and I thought frankly elementary. The class average was 16 correct countries... 
