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Artosis going to be a Father - Page 93
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LeapofFaith
United States446 Posts
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Xacalite
Germany533 Posts
big GZ Artosis. Wish you the best of luck. Oh and eventhough you and your gf are vegetarian, babys need meat, pls dont forget  <3 | ||
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Blasterion
China10272 Posts
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Diks
Belgium1880 Posts
On November 08 2011 01:12 Blasterion wrote: Are korean born white babies whose parents are foreigners ( such as Artosis's kid ) subjected to MMA laws? would suck if he had manadatory military duty =/ Very interesting question. I really don't know, maybe a korean liquidian can answer this one. But I see no reasons why he shouldn't have to follow the korean laws like any other koreans. What if there where some sort of retroactive rule that will oblige artosis to do the mandatory military duty once he becomes a korean citizen (via birth and marriage in korea) don't see that happen but I have no clue on korean laws | ||
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Blacklizard
United States1194 Posts
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Thug[ro]
Romania340 Posts
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Meself
Estonia552 Posts
On November 07 2011 10:44 Mrvoodoochild1 wrote: No he force fielded properly, it is just that massive units break force fields WP, sir! :D Gratz, Artosis, I wish you luck balancing (and combining  ) the parental responsibilities and Starcraft. | ||
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killamane
United States138 Posts
On November 08 2011 01:57 Meself wrote: WP, sir! :D Gratz, Artosis, I wish you luck balancing (and combining ) the parental responsibilities and Starcraft. he will be very efficient i think. | ||
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LightTemplar
Ireland481 Posts
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Blasterion
China10272 Posts
On November 08 2011 01:14 Diks wrote: Very interesting question. I really don't know, maybe a korean liquidian can answer this one. But I see no reasons why he shouldn't have to follow the korean laws like any other koreans. What if there where some sort of retroactive rule that will oblige artosis to do the mandatory military duty once he becomes a korean citizen (via birth and marriage in korea) don't see that happen but I have no clue on korean laws Artosis and his gf should go back to US soil to give birth then maybe, just to save headaches later | ||
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Latty
Germany567 Posts
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KingOctavious
United States324 Posts
On November 06 2011 04:40 ZAiNs wrote: I don't think you realise how much of a time-sink a child is. Umm, I have a three-year-old. Trust me, you don't quit your job when you have a kid. | ||
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TheNihilist
United States178 Posts
On November 08 2011 01:14 Diks wrote: Very interesting question. I really don't know, maybe a korean liquidian can answer this one. But I see no reasons why he shouldn't have to follow the korean laws like any other koreans. What if there where some sort of retroactive rule that will oblige artosis to do the mandatory military duty once he becomes a korean citizen (via birth and marriage in korea) don't see that happen but I have no clue on korean laws No, this is not the case since babies born to foreigners in Korea are not Korean citizens unless the parents themselves are stateless. Since Artosis and his girlfriend are both Americans, their kid will be an American citizen, not a Korean. | ||
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BlazeTSR
United States218 Posts
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farnham
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farnham
1378 Posts
On November 08 2011 01:12 Blasterion wrote: Are korean born white babies whose parents are foreigners ( such as Artosis's kid ) subjected to MMA laws? would suck if he had manadatory military duty =/ you are not korean if you are born in korea as the korean citizenship is only gained through blood (ius sanguinis) rather then where you are born (ius soli). you can only be korean by birth if your mother or father is korean (or both). On November 08 2011 03:56 TheNihilist wrote: No, this is not the case since babies born to foreigners in Korea are not Korean citizens unless the parents themselves are stateless. Since Artosis and his girlfriend are both Americans, their kid will be an American citizen, not a Korean. this is interesting didnt knew that | ||
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Blasterion
China10272 Posts
On November 08 2011 04:28 farnham wrote: you are not korean if you are born in korea as the korean citizenship is only gained through blood (ius sanguinis) rather then where you are born (ius soli). you can only be korean by birth if your mother or father is korean (or both). this is interesting didnt knew that Yay, that's pretty cool, no MMA duties | ||
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
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cmen15
United States1519 Posts
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ZAiNs
United Kingdom6525 Posts
On November 08 2011 03:47 KingOctavious wrote: Umm, I have a three-year-old. Trust me, you don't quit your job when you have a kid. But you don't fly around the world, do podcasts, film VLOGs (lol), etc. Artosis will probably still cast, but it's impossible for him to 'contribute' as much as he does now. | ||
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