EPTOn July 14 2011 21:34 Samhax wrote:
Maybe it's 22 Korean age?
Maybe it's 22 Korean age?
That would still make her 20 or 21. Not 15 rofl.
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Numy
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That would still make her 20 or 21. Not 15 rofl. | ||
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Samhax
1054 Posts
On July 14 2011 21:37 Numy wrote: That would still make her 20 or 21. Not 15 rofl. Look at Boxer and Yellow, they looked like 20 guys... progamming is good for your health, it makes you look younger :p | ||
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Steamroller
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Nevarix
Sweden294 Posts
On July 14 2011 21:37 Numy wrote: That would still make her 20 or 21. Not 15 rofl. The article says she's turning 22 this year. If I've understood korean age correctly, you simply add a year to your age at the start of every year. Edit: Kinda forgot to add my point, if it would have been korean age, she would turn 23 next year, or she would have turned 22 already this year. | ||
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vyyye
Sweden3917 Posts
On July 14 2011 21:40 Nevarix wrote: The article says she's turning 22 this year. If I've understood korean age correctly, you simply add a year to your age at the start of every year. Correct, you're born 1 years old. | ||
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Jiddra
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Thorn Raven
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Eve hwaiting! | ||
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AmericanUmlaut
Germany2594 Posts
On July 14 2011 21:40 Nevarix wrote: The article says she's turning 22 this year. If I've understood korean age correctly, you simply add a year to your age at the start of every year. That's correct, but you also start at age one instead of zero. So if you're born very late in the year, your Korean age could be two years more than your age according to the Western system. If you were born on the last day of the year, for example, you'd turn two on your second day of life. East Asian age reckoning on Wikipedia | ||
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Deleted User 101379
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On July 14 2011 21:44 Jiddra wrote: How unfair, I think every pro team needs to have both a male and a female based on looks! Well, SlayerS_Jessica already chose Slayers_Boxer based on his looks and skills, so one person of each gender was chosen for the same reasons... no sexism there :p | ||
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BrTarolg
United Kingdom3574 Posts
On July 14 2011 18:30 SundeR. wrote: eswdgrrehdrggrewgdfhrthdfgerg On July 14 2011 18:35 NagAfightinG wrote: Hnnnnng User was warned for this post :D I hope she kicks some ass | ||
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SxYSpAz
United States1451 Posts
i will wait for her play to judge her though. Not sure why they felt it necessary to state that she was partly picked for her looks. Sketches me out a little  also, is she staying in the team house? Either way, gl to her. Slayers Fighting! | ||
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GreEny K
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Rinrun
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leBIGcrab
France313 Posts
But now he's just plat... | ||
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T0fuuu
Australia2275 Posts
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DonkeyShot
Germany63 Posts
On July 14 2011 21:03 CaptainTwig wrote: 'sexism' I think thats taking it a bit far. claiming this is a scheme to excisise womens rights publicly, I would say is closer to sexism my friend She was picked to appeal to men? aruable She was picked for her looks? Yes she was. Jessica publicly announced it! Jessica publicly announced it. Doesn't that mean anything to you? for me personally it's just another reminder that Korea isn't England or American or Germany etc. You need to apply some culteral context to the sitaution as I said earlier Let's not forget Korea is on the other side of the planet, being attractive in Korea is a big deal, seeking beauty isn't looked at as being something shallow or insubstantial. Cultural context is important, I agree, but it is not an excuse. It's hard to argue for cultural relativism in a globalised world and the starcraft scene of wich this is a part goes far beyond Korea. In particular, this picture is not just presented to Koreans but to us as well und is thus not just a part of their culture but of ours as well. I do not see good looks as virtuous because I do not think it is a conscious decision to look good and if Koreans think otherwise (I trust you on this) then I have to disagree because I do not see how these values could exist independently of each other today. Also, I do not have a problem with "schemes" to exercise womens rights publicly. My problem is that this appears to be one while it is actually reinforcing unfair rolemodels. On July 14 2011 21:15 Novalisk wrote: Sex appeal isn't the only appeal. If a grandmaster girl came around, men would like her even if she wasn't a looker. That's not the point. It's about putting pretty girls in positions where Grandmasters girls are supposed to be. | ||
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Novalisk
Israel1818 Posts
On July 14 2011 22:02 DonkeyShot wrote: Cultural context is important, I agree, but it is not an excuse. It's hard to argue for cultural relativism in a globalised world and the starcraft scene of wich this is a part goes far beyond Korea. In particular, this picture is not just presented to Koreans but to us as well und is thus not just a part of their culture but of ours as well. I do not see good looks as virtuous because I do not think it is a conscious decision to look good and if Koreans think otherwise (I trust you on this) then I have to disagree because I do not see how these values could exist independently of each other today. Also, I do not have a problem with "schemes" to exercise womens rights publicly. My problem is that this appears to be one while it is actually reinforcing unfair rolemodels. That's not the point. It's about putting pretty girls in positions where Grandmasters girls are supposed to be. Wait, you honestly think there are grandmaster girls that aren't getting into teams because they're not pretty enough? | ||
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Zzoram
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Thorn Raven
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Considering that most of the fanbase is male, an attractive female player is great for viewership. I'm sure she'll gather a good amount of fans, even if her play is lackluster. Ka Yeon made a good move recruiting this player. Can't wait to see how she plays! | ||
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