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Chessz
United States644 Posts
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YouMake
United States262 Posts
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PresenceSc2
Australia4032 Posts
On August 24 2012 22:14 Chessz wrote: god damn im stoned User was warned for this post here http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=47629 | ||
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zezamer
Finland5701 Posts
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DontNerfInfestors
Spain280 Posts
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SirPinky
United States525 Posts
On August 21 2012 21:00 killy666 wrote: I could totally see this happen. Stephano's in it to make as much money as possible before retiring to get on with med school, and EG seems to be one of the most established non korean teams in terms of budget / sponsorship. Let's not kid ourselves: I graduated from a top UC in 2005 and you know how many friends said they were "pre-med" at 19, only to work outside of the medical industry on a more attainable, career choice? That's a rhetorical question. And you don't go to med school at 19; you first have to go to college and major Bio, then apply to med school. With the past controversy with Stephano such as blowing off tournaments he committed to it is obvious he is in e-sports for one thing - money. Which is not a bad thing but you can't have both aspirations for a grandiose career like a doctorate and play games all day for a living...reality check. As for EG, as many eluded to already, they have a habit for overpaying for talent just to have them fizzle out shortly afterward. But good luck Stephano and the team that recruits him. | ||
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Daniel C
Hong Kong1606 Posts
On August 25 2012 08:48 SirPinky wrote: And you don't go to med school at 19; you first have to go to college and major Bio, then apply to med school. Not true in most countries of the world. | ||
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SilSol
Sweden2744 Posts
On August 25 2012 01:33 DontNerfInfestors wrote: Please to EG,SlayerStephano wouldnt sound right,I like EGStephano Yeah so do i! i think he will do good in EG for sure. | ||
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magicallypuzzled
United States588 Posts
On August 22 2012 08:41 Femari wrote: The players he listed haven't done anything relevant in a long time. another one incapable of looking beyond results to the actual games every one listed there has had amazing games against every one but the highest level of korean gamers recently. i'll give you the same advice i gave him if your only capable of judging a players skill by there result rather then their games don't bother bashing other wise your opinion isn't worth the letters it takes to express it. | ||
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pwnz0r
United States123 Posts
On August 25 2012 08:48 SirPinky wrote: Let's not kid ourselves: I graduated from a top UC in 2005 and you know how many friends said they were "pre-med" at 19, only to work outside of the medical industry on a more attainable, career choice? That's a rhetorical question. And you don't go to med school at 19; you first have to go to college and major Bio, then apply to med school. With the past controversy with Stephano such as blowing off tournaments he committed to it is obvious he is in e-sports for one thing - money. Which is not a bad thing but you can't have both aspirations for a grandiose career like a doctorate and play games all day for a living...reality check. As for EG, as many eluded to already, they have a habit for overpaying for talent just to have them fizzle out shortly afterward. But good luck Stephano and the team that recruits him. Since when is Stephano American? Your description of the path to medical school is ONLY true in the United States. Almost everywhere else in the world medical school begins as a part of what we Americans call our undergraduate career. I guess your time at a "top UC" didn't teach you to be less ignorant of other nations. You also don't have to major Bio at all to apply to medical school. In fact, the vast majority of medical students were NOT biology majors in undergrad. FYI. I am a medical student at a UC right now, so I'm pretty sure I know how these things work. | ||
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Benjamin99
4176 Posts
On August 25 2012 08:48 SirPinky wrote: Let's not kid ourselves: I graduated from a top UC in 2005 and you know how many friends said they were "pre-med" at 19, only to work outside of the medical industry on a more attainable, career choice? That's a rhetorical question. And you don't go to med school at 19; you first have to go to college and major Bio, then apply to med school. With the past controversy with Stephano such as blowing off tournaments he committed to it is obvious he is in e-sports for one thing - money. Which is not a bad thing but you can't have both aspirations for a grandiose career like a doctorate and play games all day for a living...reality check. As for EG, as many eluded to already, they have a habit for overpaying for talent just to have them fizzle out shortly afterward. But good luck Stephano and the team that recruits him. No you wrong it don't work like that in most European countries. Stephano can go to the university and study medicin whenever he wish and BTW you sound incredible insulting and ignorant at the same time, quite a feat | ||
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OkStyX
Canada1199 Posts
On August 25 2012 08:48 SirPinky wrote: Let's not kid ourselves: I graduated from a top UC in 2005 and you know how many friends said they were "pre-med" at 19, only to work outside of the medical industry on a more attainable, career choice? That's a rhetorical question. And you don't go to med school at 19; you first have to go to college and major Bio, then apply to med school. With the past controversy with Stephano such as blowing off tournaments he committed to it is obvious he is in e-sports for one thing - money. Which is not a bad thing but you can't have both aspirations for a grandiose career like a doctorate and play games all day for a living...reality check. As for EG, as many eluded to already, they have a habit for overpaying for talent just to have them fizzle out shortly afterward. But good luck Stephano and the team that recruits him. You can have a passion for more then one thing in life you need a reality check. | ||
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RdoubleU
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Aulox
United States31 Posts
On August 24 2012 22:14 Chessz wrote: god damn im stoned User was warned for this post I died laughing. So fucking off topic. I was at MLG today and saw Stephano. He is literally terrifying to stand near. Idk if its the french attitude, but if he joins EG I feel they may need to get him to be a bit more welcoming to fans. Just IMO | ||
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SirPinky
United States525 Posts
On August 25 2012 10:29 pwnz0r wrote: Since when is Stephano American? Your description of the path to medical school is ONLY true in the United States. Almost everywhere else in the world medical school begins as a part of what we Americans call our undergraduate career. I guess your time at a "top UC" didn't teach you to be less ignorant of other nations. You also don't have to major Bio at all to apply to medical school. In fact, the vast majority of medical students were NOT biology majors in undergrad. FYI. I am a medical student at a UC right now, so I'm pretty sure I know how these things work. You're missing the point. Instead you are focusing on smaller, less important, details: The point is he is 19 and currently plays video games all day. I don't care what nation you live in or what the standard practice is of obtaining a doctorate but I'm sure in France it is not dramatically less schooling than in the US (or they would have a ton of incompetent doctors). And as a medical student you should know that there is not much of a life out side of medicine as you begin to finish school and look for residency - playing endless hours of games and travel doesn't fall into that category. I doubt we'll see Stephano leave the scene as long as the money is coming in. FYI: I'm a 30 year old accounting consultant looking to be President right after I leave the accounting scene. | ||
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snailz
Croatia900 Posts
On August 25 2012 08:48 SirPinky wrote: I graduated from a top UC in 2005 And you don't go to med school at 19; you first have to go to college and major Bio, then apply to med school. seriously, what do they teach you guys in the States? i know i shouldn't generalize, but this is equivalent of saying Europe is a country... blowing my mind away :/ edit: med students have "less life" than any other students, it's just a fact everywhere i think... | ||
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31415926535
Switzerland276 Posts
On August 25 2012 20:30 SirPinky wrote: You're missing the point. Instead you are focusing on smaller, less important, details: The point is he is 19 and currently plays video games all day. I don't care what nation you live in or what the standard practice is of obtaining a doctorate but I'm sure in France it is not dramatically less schooling than in the US (or they would have a ton of incompetent doctors). And as a medical student you should know that there is not much of a life out side of medicine as you begin to finish school and look for residency - playing endless hours of games and travel doesn't fall into that category. I doubt we'll see Stephano leave the scene as long as the money is coming in. FYI: I'm a 30 year old accounting consultant looking to be President right after I leave the accounting scene. If I remember correctly from one of his interview in french, he doesn't aim for a PhD, but for a nurse degree. At least here in Switzerland, that's much shorter studies (like 3-4 years) than to become a physician (which requires a doctorate). | ||
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WeavingHarp9
Sweden23 Posts
You're missing the point. Instead you are focusing on smaller, less important, details: The point is he is 19 and currently plays video games all day. I don't care what nation you live in or what the standard practice is of obtaining a doctorate but I'm sure in France it is not dramatically less schooling than in the US (or they would have a ton of incompetent doctors). And as a medical student you should know that there is not much of a life out side of medicine as you begin to finish school and look for residency - playing endless hours of games and travel doesn't fall into that category. I doubt we'll see Stephano leave the scene as long as the money is coming in. FYI: I'm a 30 year old accounting consultant looking to be President right after I leave the accounting scene. First of all, Stephano usually only play a few hours per day(which almost every student, med student or not, have spare unless you're not smart enough or w/e the reason.) Secondly he's announced that he will quit esports for school, not try to do both and last his parents are behind him 'pressuring' him for school as well. I doubt he will postpone it for serveral years tbh.. And if you are going to run for President shouldn't you try to learn more about the rest of the world? Or will you just be one in the long line of great leaders you peepz have had before? Like Mr. Bush for example. x) | ||
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AdrianHealey
Belgium480 Posts
On August 25 2012 08:48 SirPinky wrote: Let's not kid ourselves: I graduated from a top UC in 2005 and you know how many friends said they were "pre-med" at 19, only to work outside of the medical industry on a more attainable, career choice? That's a rhetorical question. And you don't go to med school at 19; you first have to go to college and major Bio, then apply to med school. With the past controversy with Stephano such as blowing off tournaments he committed to it is obvious he is in e-sports for one thing - money. Which is not a bad thing but you can't have both aspirations for a grandiose career like a doctorate and play games all day for a living...reality check. As for EG, as many eluded to already, they have a habit for overpaying for talent just to have them fizzle out shortly afterward. But good luck Stephano and the team that recruits him. I am not sure where you are from, but in Europe it is pretty custom to start medical school after high school. It's perfectly possible to go to med school at the age of 18. | ||
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mcc
Czech Republic4646 Posts
On August 25 2012 08:48 SirPinky wrote: Let's not kid ourselves: I graduated from a top UC in 2005 and you know how many friends said they were "pre-med" at 19, only to work outside of the medical industry on a more attainable, career choice? That's a rhetorical question. And you don't go to med school at 19; you first have to go to college and major Bio, then apply to med school. With the past controversy with Stephano such as blowing off tournaments he committed to it is obvious he is in e-sports for one thing - money. Which is not a bad thing but you can't have both aspirations for a grandiose career like a doctorate and play games all day for a living...reality check. As for EG, as many eluded to already, they have a habit for overpaying for talent just to have them fizzle out shortly afterward. But good luck Stephano and the team that recruits him. I don't know about France, but in countries around here, you go to med school at 18/19. We do not really have the institution of college. After you finish gymnasium (or other equivalent of high school, just with higher standards than high school) you directly go to university. Doctors attend the medical program for 6 years. | ||
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