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On October 03 2010 03:33 Licmyobelisk wrote:screw you guys for calling cool's mom a golddigger. it's really possible that she is just going to keep the money for him until he gets married (I think it's pure good old loving statement without any greed inparted) My father's like this, I give him half of my earnings at work and it pays a lot since he keeps some in the bank for me to use in the future. Stop judging people please. Btw, wanted the zerg to win this one since they're all whining at shit. At least you got something to be proud now  UNDERDAWGZZZZZ ^_^
I hate being the one breaking it to you, but buddy, there's not bank.
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according to the interview, cool only told his parents about gsl after he got through to the final.
so.. can't blame the parents for not showing up earlier..
and i am bewildered by all these people who expressed unhappiness that cool wants/needs to give the paycheck to his parents. do you guys come from a society where filial piety is dead and that parents are burdens?
anw very happy for cool =) he might not realize it but it is likely that he will be remembered as the one who marked the beginning of the new era as the first big winner of an SC2 tournament. That is only if SC2 grow like its predecessor. The future seems bright though
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Zergs should start to step up their game i hope Cool inspires more to play zerg! go Cool!
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FruitDealer/FruitSeller/FruitVendor/Cool
The man of many names takes the crystal trophy
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On October 02 2010 22:38 Ftrunkz wrote:Show nested quote + Start with getting through the prelims, and then set your goal one step higher every time you advance. Wait, really? Top 16/8/4/2/1 arent seeded thru to the next Ro64? That seems a bit ridiculous.... Would be such a gaybar if fruit didnt qualify for the next GSL :\
From the official rules:
After all three tournaments, the top 32 will become "Code S" players.
- 33rd-96th will become "Code A" players.
- Code S players and Code A players earn the right to participate in the GSL 2011.
- If a Code S player drops out before GSL 2011 starts, the top Code A player will fill the spot etc.
That means that the first three GSL seasons this year are just preliminaries to the real thing that will be coming next year, and that these preliminary seasons will be used to determine who will be able to participate in the real thing.
Everyone in the top 10 of GSL 1 is guaranteed a spot in GSL 2011 and have been designated Code S players, same thing goes for GSL 2 and GSL 3. Everyone in the top 32 of GSL 1 has been designated Code A players, these players are the first choice replacements if Code S players don't show up, same thing goes for GSL 2 and GSL 3.
Since FruitDealer is already a Code S player he would only be denying another player a spot for GSL 2011, thus it would seem fair to make him have to go through qualifiers.
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On October 02 2010 23:07 Woony wrote:Show nested quote +On October 02 2010 23:04 JWD wrote:On October 02 2010 23:02 UnholyRai wrote:
Aww anyone else feel bad for Cool? His parents never supported him but now when they're set to gain $85,000 they turn up to the event? Also Cool's mom is straight away on the phone probably bragging about how she has all this money.
I dunno just think Cool should of kept like half the money for himself. I have this sentiment too, but how do you know he's giving all of the money to his parents? I'm pretty sure he doesn't say so in the interview. It's an Asian country, you can bet he does.
I don't get why it's so hard to understand someone would give their prize money to their parents. Think about all the expenses your parents paid for you: free housing, free food, clothes, schooling, medical bills, entertainment. Then add in whatever you think is fair for, you know, giving you your life.
Is 80k really that much? And by the way, that's a lot of assumptions you made there, based solely on the fact that he's asian.
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congrats cool!!!, I just hope zerg's wont get a nerf next patch because of the win! >_<
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On October 03 2010 07:57 Ocedic wrote:Show nested quote +On October 02 2010 23:07 Woony wrote:On October 02 2010 23:04 JWD wrote:On October 02 2010 23:02 UnholyRai wrote:
Aww anyone else feel bad for Cool? His parents never supported him but now when they're set to gain $85,000 they turn up to the event? Also Cool's mom is straight away on the phone probably bragging about how she has all this money.
I dunno just think Cool should of kept like half the money for himself. I have this sentiment too, but how do you know he's giving all of the money to his parents? I'm pretty sure he doesn't say so in the interview. It's an Asian country, you can bet he does. I don't get why it's so hard to understand someone would give their prize money to their parents. Think about all the expenses your parents paid for you: free housing, free food, clothes, schooling, medical bills, entertainment. Then add in whatever you think is fair for, you know, giving you your life. Is 80k really that much? And by the way, that's a lot of assumptions you made there, based solely on the fact that he's asian.
80k is a ton of money, what are you talking about?
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Cool is so cool.
Cool is so good.
He won the big tourney
like a true baller should!
GRATS COOL! <3
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On October 03 2010 08:44 epicopter wrote:Show nested quote +On October 03 2010 07:57 Ocedic wrote:On October 02 2010 23:07 Woony wrote:On October 02 2010 23:04 JWD wrote:On October 02 2010 23:02 UnholyRai wrote:
Aww anyone else feel bad for Cool? His parents never supported him but now when they're set to gain $85,000 they turn up to the event? Also Cool's mom is straight away on the phone probably bragging about how she has all this money.
I dunno just think Cool should of kept like half the money for himself. I have this sentiment too, but how do you know he's giving all of the money to his parents? I'm pretty sure he doesn't say so in the interview. It's an Asian country, you can bet he does. I don't get why it's so hard to understand someone would give their prize money to their parents. Think about all the expenses your parents paid for you: free housing, free food, clothes, schooling, medical bills, entertainment. Then add in whatever you think is fair for, you know, giving you your life. Is 80k really that much? And by the way, that's a lot of assumptions you made there, based solely on the fact that he's asian. 80k is a ton of money, what are you talking about?
If you think it only takes 80k to raise a kid then lol. A quick google search put the cost of a child for a $40-$70k income family at $180k
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On October 03 2010 08:47 Ocedic wrote:Show nested quote +On October 03 2010 08:44 epicopter wrote:On October 03 2010 07:57 Ocedic wrote:On October 02 2010 23:07 Woony wrote:On October 02 2010 23:04 JWD wrote:On October 02 2010 23:02 UnholyRai wrote:
Aww anyone else feel bad for Cool? His parents never supported him but now when they're set to gain $85,000 they turn up to the event? Also Cool's mom is straight away on the phone probably bragging about how she has all this money.
I dunno just think Cool should of kept like half the money for himself. I have this sentiment too, but how do you know he's giving all of the money to his parents? I'm pretty sure he doesn't say so in the interview. It's an Asian country, you can bet he does. I don't get why it's so hard to understand someone would give their prize money to their parents. Think about all the expenses your parents paid for you: free housing, free food, clothes, schooling, medical bills, entertainment. Then add in whatever you think is fair for, you know, giving you your life. Is 80k really that much? And by the way, that's a lot of assumptions you made there, based solely on the fact that he's asian. 80k is a ton of money, what are you talking about? If you think it only takes 80k to raise a kid then lol. A quick google search put the cost of a child for a $40-$70k income family at $180k
It doesn't cost anything close to that in Korea.
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Thank you for your translation!
I'm happy that he managed to deal well againt such a good terran player!
Nice to have someone like him representing the Zergs so well =D
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"cool is so cool" haha I always read that in artosis' and tasteless' voice
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On October 03 2010 07:57 Ocedic wrote:Show nested quote +On October 02 2010 23:07 Woony wrote:On October 02 2010 23:04 JWD wrote:On October 02 2010 23:02 UnholyRai wrote:
Aww anyone else feel bad for Cool? His parents never supported him but now when they're set to gain $85,000 they turn up to the event? Also Cool's mom is straight away on the phone probably bragging about how she has all this money.
I dunno just think Cool should of kept like half the money for himself. I have this sentiment too, but how do you know he's giving all of the money to his parents? I'm pretty sure he doesn't say so in the interview. It's an Asian country, you can bet he does. I don't get why it's so hard to understand someone would give their prize money to their parents. Think about all the expenses your parents paid for you: free housing, free food, clothes, schooling, medical bills, entertainment. Then add in whatever you think is fair for, you know, giving you your life. Is 80k really that much? And by the way, that's a lot of assumptions you made there, based solely on the fact that he's asian.
What an absurd thought process. Sure I'm grateful for everything my parents did for me, but am I about to start giving them most of my salary? Unless they really need it, absolutely not. Most parents (hopefully) have kids because they want the joy and satisfaction that raising kids can have... they shouldn't expect kids to reimburse their own fucking expenses from when they could hardly walk.
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I agree, Zerg still needs more diversity.
GL Cool, I hope to see you in GSL 2.
Hopefully, Idra will stop complaining since a Zerg player won the GSL league.
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On October 03 2010 08:47 Ocedic wrote:Show nested quote +On October 03 2010 08:44 epicopter wrote:On October 03 2010 07:57 Ocedic wrote:On October 02 2010 23:07 Woony wrote:On October 02 2010 23:04 JWD wrote:On October 02 2010 23:02 UnholyRai wrote:
Aww anyone else feel bad for Cool? His parents never supported him but now when they're set to gain $85,000 they turn up to the event? Also Cool's mom is straight away on the phone probably bragging about how she has all this money.
I dunno just think Cool should of kept like half the money for himself. I have this sentiment too, but how do you know he's giving all of the money to his parents? I'm pretty sure he doesn't say so in the interview. It's an Asian country, you can bet he does. I don't get why it's so hard to understand someone would give their prize money to their parents. Think about all the expenses your parents paid for you: free housing, free food, clothes, schooling, medical bills, entertainment. Then add in whatever you think is fair for, you know, giving you your life. Is 80k really that much? And by the way, that's a lot of assumptions you made there, based solely on the fact that he's asian. 80k is a ton of money, what are you talking about? If you think it only takes 80k to raise a kid then lol. A quick google search put the cost of a child for a $40-$70k income family at $180k
do you realise how far $85,000 goes in Korea?
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maddddddd props to Cool. I really hope to see more play from him at this high of a level in the future. 130% indeed! Looked like he knew exactly what to do regardless of scouting.
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On October 03 2010 10:06 UnholyRai wrote:Show nested quote +On October 03 2010 08:47 Ocedic wrote:On October 03 2010 08:44 epicopter wrote:On October 03 2010 07:57 Ocedic wrote:On October 02 2010 23:07 Woony wrote:On October 02 2010 23:04 JWD wrote:On October 02 2010 23:02 UnholyRai wrote:
Aww anyone else feel bad for Cool? His parents never supported him but now when they're set to gain $85,000 they turn up to the event? Also Cool's mom is straight away on the phone probably bragging about how she has all this money.
I dunno just think Cool should of kept like half the money for himself. I have this sentiment too, but how do you know he's giving all of the money to his parents? I'm pretty sure he doesn't say so in the interview. It's an Asian country, you can bet he does. I don't get why it's so hard to understand someone would give their prize money to their parents. Think about all the expenses your parents paid for you: free housing, free food, clothes, schooling, medical bills, entertainment. Then add in whatever you think is fair for, you know, giving you your life. Is 80k really that much? And by the way, that's a lot of assumptions you made there, based solely on the fact that he's asian. 80k is a ton of money, what are you talking about? If you think it only takes 80k to raise a kid then lol. A quick google search put the cost of a child for a $40-$70k income family at $180k do you realise how far $85,000 goes in Korea?
Not that far. This isn't SE Asia.
Hopefully he doesn't live in Seoul, one of the most expensive cities in the world.
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Oh man oh man, I fell asleep while watching the second game live, and I don't have a subscription
 , i wish i could support GSL but just threw down 2000 bucks and rent is coming up i wanna see cool stomp so bad, stupid work and my 2 hours of sleep yestreday >
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On October 02 2010 23:09 UnholyRai wrote:
I'm pretty sure cool said he was giving all the money to his parents.
That's not what I heard from the award ceremony. The korean commentator asked him if he will give the money to his parents and he said he doesn't know.
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