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On August 11 2013 09:31 KaneZ wrote:
omg i cant stand this guy 'clutch'
"Some call him the ultimate weapon, it is... FLAAAAAAAAAAAASSHHHHH"
come on, you can't not like Clutch. you lie.
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On August 11 2013 09:29 Nikon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 11 2013 09:28 Qikz wrote:
I want to go to bed, but I want to watch Day9 cast *is conflicted* Well at least you have a choice I have a headache that has lasted for hours now and I feel like throwing up cause of it but I'm stuck with updating the thread
Because of clutch right?
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On August 11 2013 09:32 VisonKai wrote:"Some call him the ultimate weapon, it is... FLAAAAAAAAAAAASSHHHHH" come on, you can't not like Clutch. you lie.
I still go back and watch his original Kespa intros at MLG.
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On August 11 2013 09:32 VisonKai wrote:"Some call him the ultimate weapon, it is... FLAAAAAAAAAAAASSHHHHH" come on, you can't not like Clutch. you lie.
Seriously, he injects a lot of energy/passion into everything.
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On August 11 2013 09:31 Darkhoarse wrote:
This thread is 40% LotR, 40% Terry the intern, 10% discussing of casters, 10% discussing of the event. 100% ballin
Needs more LotR. Makes everything better.
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Yelling into the microphone is not cool.
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Teamliquid pin? Where can I get one of those??
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sweet giveway! wouldn't mind a TL pin!!
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On August 11 2013 09:32 Topin wrote:Show nested quote +On August 11 2013 09:30 Darkhoarse wrote:On August 11 2013 09:28 sparklyresidue wrote:On August 11 2013 09:26 CrazyBirdman wrote:On August 11 2013 09:24 Nebuchad wrote:On August 11 2013 09:21 Waxangel wrote:
doesn't saruman say "tens of thousands" when grima asks him how many there are? Wax ruining the magic :/ Have you seen his skin, it hasn't seen the sun for ages. It's ~10,000 Uruk-hai, but they got additional support: The estimated number of total Rohirrim defenders is 2,000[1] by the time Saruman's army arrived. Merry says that the force that left Isengard numbered 10,000 at least, most marching towards Helm's Deep and others heading off to the Fords of Isen. This number is later qualified by Gandalf: "I have about ten thousand Orcs to manage.",[2] so considerably more than 10,000 when the Men of Dunland are added. (from Wikipedia) So the elves must have numbered approx 1,700? because they repeatedly said things like the had "300" against 10,000 which I frankly thought, Mr. Tolkien, was a little bit unoriginal  irrc the elves didndt help Rohan in the books, i could be wrong though
Can someone fact check with me on this? I haven't read the books in years, watched the movies a few weeks ago so that's whats fresh in my mind.
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On August 11 2013 09:32 VisonKai wrote:"Some call him the ultimate weapon, it is... FLAAAAAAAAAAAASSHHHHH" come on, you can't not like Clutch. you lie.
Are you joking? He's not a little bit entertaining. Annoying at best.
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Holy downtime batman. "We've got the most viewers we've ever had, BY FAR. Better make them wait."
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On August 11 2013 09:33 Darkhoarse wrote:Show nested quote +On August 11 2013 09:32 Topin wrote:On August 11 2013 09:30 Darkhoarse wrote:On August 11 2013 09:28 sparklyresidue wrote:On August 11 2013 09:26 CrazyBirdman wrote:On August 11 2013 09:24 Nebuchad wrote:On August 11 2013 09:21 Waxangel wrote:
doesn't saruman say "tens of thousands" when grima asks him how many there are? Wax ruining the magic :/ Have you seen his skin, it hasn't seen the sun for ages. It's ~10,000 Uruk-hai, but they got additional support: The estimated number of total Rohirrim defenders is 2,000[1] by the time Saruman's army arrived. Merry says that the force that left Isengard numbered 10,000 at least, most marching towards Helm's Deep and others heading off to the Fords of Isen. This number is later qualified by Gandalf: "I have about ten thousand Orcs to manage.",[2] so considerably more than 10,000 when the Men of Dunland are added. (from Wikipedia) So the elves must have numbered approx 1,700? because they repeatedly said things like the had "300" against 10,000 which I frankly thought, Mr. Tolkien, was a little bit unoriginal irrc the elves didndt help Rohan in the books, i could be wrong though Can someone fact check with me on this? I haven't read the books in years, watched the movies a few weeks ago so that's whats fresh in my mind. No elves in that battle. Just readed those books week ago.
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On August 11 2013 09:33 Darkhoarse wrote:Show nested quote +On August 11 2013 09:32 Topin wrote:On August 11 2013 09:30 Darkhoarse wrote:On August 11 2013 09:28 sparklyresidue wrote:On August 11 2013 09:26 CrazyBirdman wrote:On August 11 2013 09:24 Nebuchad wrote:On August 11 2013 09:21 Waxangel wrote:
doesn't saruman say "tens of thousands" when grima asks him how many there are? Wax ruining the magic :/ Have you seen his skin, it hasn't seen the sun for ages. It's ~10,000 Uruk-hai, but they got additional support: The estimated number of total Rohirrim defenders is 2,000[1] by the time Saruman's army arrived. Merry says that the force that left Isengard numbered 10,000 at least, most marching towards Helm's Deep and others heading off to the Fords of Isen. This number is later qualified by Gandalf: "I have about ten thousand Orcs to manage.",[2] so considerably more than 10,000 when the Men of Dunland are added. (from Wikipedia) So the elves must have numbered approx 1,700? because they repeatedly said things like the had "300" against 10,000 which I frankly thought, Mr. Tolkien, was a little bit unoriginal irrc the elves didndt help Rohan in the books, i could be wrong though Can someone fact check with me on this? I haven't read the books in years, watched the movies a few weeks ago so that's whats fresh in my mind.
Legolas was the only Elf around during the battle of Helm's Deep
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On August 11 2013 09:33 Darkhoarse wrote:Show nested quote +On August 11 2013 09:32 Topin wrote:On August 11 2013 09:30 Darkhoarse wrote:On August 11 2013 09:28 sparklyresidue wrote:On August 11 2013 09:26 CrazyBirdman wrote:On August 11 2013 09:24 Nebuchad wrote:On August 11 2013 09:21 Waxangel wrote:
doesn't saruman say "tens of thousands" when grima asks him how many there are? Wax ruining the magic :/ Have you seen his skin, it hasn't seen the sun for ages. It's ~10,000 Uruk-hai, but they got additional support: The estimated number of total Rohirrim defenders is 2,000[1] by the time Saruman's army arrived. Merry says that the force that left Isengard numbered 10,000 at least, most marching towards Helm's Deep and others heading off to the Fords of Isen. This number is later qualified by Gandalf: "I have about ten thousand Orcs to manage.",[2] so considerably more than 10,000 when the Men of Dunland are added. (from Wikipedia) So the elves must have numbered approx 1,700? because they repeatedly said things like the had "300" against 10,000 which I frankly thought, Mr. Tolkien, was a little bit unoriginal irrc the elves didndt help Rohan in the books, i could be wrong though Can someone fact check with me on this? I haven't read the books in years, watched the movies a few weeks ago so that's whats fresh in my mind.
Also didn't read it in few years, but I am pretty positive tehre were no elves in Helm's Deep in the books. Besides Legolas ofc.
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Lol they ran out of segments so they're recycling the old ones -.-
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Almost 200k watching the internationals. Is DotA2 bigger than LoL now?
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On August 11 2013 09:34 Weavel wrote:Show nested quote +On August 11 2013 09:33 Darkhoarse wrote:On August 11 2013 09:32 Topin wrote:On August 11 2013 09:30 Darkhoarse wrote:On August 11 2013 09:28 sparklyresidue wrote:On August 11 2013 09:26 CrazyBirdman wrote:On August 11 2013 09:24 Nebuchad wrote:On August 11 2013 09:21 Waxangel wrote:
doesn't saruman say "tens of thousands" when grima asks him how many there are? Wax ruining the magic :/ Have you seen his skin, it hasn't seen the sun for ages. It's ~10,000 Uruk-hai, but they got additional support: The estimated number of total Rohirrim defenders is 2,000[1] by the time Saruman's army arrived. Merry says that the force that left Isengard numbered 10,000 at least, most marching towards Helm's Deep and others heading off to the Fords of Isen. This number is later qualified by Gandalf: "I have about ten thousand Orcs to manage.",[2] so considerably more than 10,000 when the Men of Dunland are added. (from Wikipedia) So the elves must have numbered approx 1,700? because they repeatedly said things like the had "300" against 10,000 which I frankly thought, Mr. Tolkien, was a little bit unoriginal irrc the elves didndt help Rohan in the books, i could be wrong though Can someone fact check with me on this? I haven't read the books in years, watched the movies a few weeks ago so that's whats fresh in my mind. No elves in that battle. Just readed those books week ago.
Woops! TY. My point is relevant for the movie but not the books! Sorry Tolkien I have wronged you.
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On August 11 2013 09:34 KaneZ wrote:Show nested quote +On August 11 2013 09:32 VisonKai wrote:On August 11 2013 09:31 KaneZ wrote:
omg i cant stand this guy 'clutch' "Some call him the ultimate weapon, it is... FLAAAAAAAAAAAASSHHHHH" come on, you can't not like Clutch. you lie. Are you joking? He's not a little bit entertaining. Annoying at best.
i enjoy his hosting 
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On August 11 2013 09:34 Weavel wrote:Show nested quote +On August 11 2013 09:33 Darkhoarse wrote:On August 11 2013 09:32 Topin wrote:On August 11 2013 09:30 Darkhoarse wrote:On August 11 2013 09:28 sparklyresidue wrote:On August 11 2013 09:26 CrazyBirdman wrote:On August 11 2013 09:24 Nebuchad wrote:On August 11 2013 09:21 Waxangel wrote:
doesn't saruman say "tens of thousands" when grima asks him how many there are? Wax ruining the magic :/ Have you seen his skin, it hasn't seen the sun for ages. It's ~10,000 Uruk-hai, but they got additional support: The estimated number of total Rohirrim defenders is 2,000[1] by the time Saruman's army arrived. Merry says that the force that left Isengard numbered 10,000 at least, most marching towards Helm's Deep and others heading off to the Fords of Isen. This number is later qualified by Gandalf: "I have about ten thousand Orcs to manage.",[2] so considerably more than 10,000 when the Men of Dunland are added. (from Wikipedia) So the elves must have numbered approx 1,700? because they repeatedly said things like the had "300" against 10,000 which I frankly thought, Mr. Tolkien, was a little bit unoriginal irrc the elves didndt help Rohan in the books, i could be wrong though Can someone fact check with me on this? I haven't read the books in years, watched the movies a few weeks ago so that's whats fresh in my mind. No elves in that battle. Just readed those books week ago.
*read. Pronounced "red". Bloody English irregular verbs.
Also, pretty ballsy of Terry to out himself as such a gigantic nerd.
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On August 11 2013 09:35 -KG- wrote:
Almost 200k watching the internationals. Is DotA2 bigger than LoL now?
Not even close unfortunately.
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