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On December 02 2012 02:57 CaucasianAsian wrote: ugh but everyone is so beautiful / awesome
Fuck CaucasianAsian Marry CaucasianAsian Kill CaucasianAsian.
It's like a murder mystery. + Show Spoiler [Hint] +
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On December 02 2012 07:42 Empyrean wrote:Show nested quote +On December 02 2012 02:57 CaucasianAsian wrote: ugh but everyone is so beautiful / awesome Fuck CaucasianAsian Marry CaucasianAsian Kill CaucasianAsian. It's like a murder mystery. + Show Spoiler [Hint] + You can even switch the order for added excitement.
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I asked it in the thread for it but I doubt it will be seen or even answered so I'll ask here:
Who is most likely to coach the Unholy Alliance?
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Aotearoa39261 Posts
Sung Jin Park, formerly a coach and manager for SKT1, has been hired as the new Korean Head Coach for Evil Geniuses, and will work alongside EG's existent General Manager, Cody "evoli" Conners, and Korean Operations Director, Sung Hwan "Hwanni" Kim, in developing and preparing the team for Proleague and other major teamleagues and tournaments. http://proleague.evilgeniuses.net/
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On December 04 2012 17:22 Plexa wrote:Show nested quote +Sung Jin Park, formerly a coach and manager for SKT1, has been hired as the new Korean Head Coach for Evil Geniuses, and will work alongside EG's existent General Manager, Cody "evoli" Conners, and Korean Operations Director, Sung Hwan "Hwanni" Kim, in developing and preparing the team for Proleague and other major teamleagues and tournaments. http://proleague.evilgeniuses.net/ oh I didnt see that when I read it all and skimmed it again, thanks!
SKT1 coach.. meh the KT fan in me protests at findign this awesome even if it's one of the best coaches available..
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Baa?21242 Posts
On December 01 2012 15:25 Aerisky wrote:Wow, I even worded that the way I did to avoid actually telling him/answering anything...I guess by quoting him I did initiate a conversation by technicality or something...? -_- next time I will just reply with "uh oh" or "LOL" or "...?" because it seems that those are more acceptable replies than leaving an ambiguous reply that tells nothing nobody doesn't already know. Clearly he already knew that icon is based on post count [and/or join date], or he wouldn't have asked. But I don't care enough to argue further. ... CSheep, do you have plans to make a blog on some of your fave classical music? I'd be interested in such a blog, as I'm curious about some of your specific favorites (works, composers, maybe artists/conductors) and why
I've had nebulous plans of classical music blog(s) for some time now, haven't really had a chance to work them out. So they might come...at some point ;o
favorite composers: beethoven, schubert conductors: mravinsky, wand, tennstedt for top 3? something like that...
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Ah okay, cool ^^
Hmm interesting. Yeah, I'd definitely be interested in that kind of a blog. Always looking to find out more about the people here, always curious about what everyone does, where they are, cool interests--stuff like that I'm sure there will be lots of other classical music lovers coming out of the woodwork if/when you do get around to it. Cheers! And yeah, Beethoven is the man :o I've always thought Barenboim was great as well on Beethoven, especially because of his personal proficiency with the piano and whatnot.
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How does one become a banling? I'm sure it's a fairly sought after job and I wonder how people become them. I'm sure this is fairly asked about also. I guess instead of the normal answers, I guess I'm wondering what the normal path people have before they become banlings.
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United States24495 Posts
On December 05 2012 01:06 docvoc wrote: How does one become a banling? I'm sure it's a fairly sought after job and I wonder how people become them. I'm sure this is fairly asked about also. I guess instead of the normal answers, I guess I'm wondering what the normal path people have before they become banlings.
There is no specific process that I am aware of. If you do a good job reporting posts and seem like you have the right personality you might be asked if you want to become a banling.
The first wave of banlings was different as there wasn't a reporting system up then.
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Canada11218 Posts
Maybe, but the report system had been up for quite some time when I was asked and I had all of 2 reports to my name.
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United States8476 Posts
More recently, I've noticed that banling recruitment has been more focused on specific forums. Take the last 3 banlings recruited. I was mainly recruited for SC2 strategy. Mig, although he's been a liquidpoker mod, was recruited mostly as a result of the switch to Dota 2. Kadaver spends most of his time in LR threads, so you could call him the LR or tournament banling. The only other banling that has a domain would probably be Kwark, who focuses on General. There's about 40 public forums, so I guess 36 more banling positions left open!
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Hyrule18937 Posts
And now that GMarshal is on hiatus/recovery, all 59 of those positions are open
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On December 05 2012 01:06 docvoc wrote: How does one become a banling?
I thought "Not asking such question is a good start." was a classic answer given everywhere.
My question: This may have been asked many times before, but can a person register with a name that existed before but not any more? For example, if I get perm banned or quit TL in future, is "Orek" still unique to me and no one else can use even then? If so, I find it really bizarre that this guy joined TL only 2 months ago. (How come it was not taken ages ago?) Also, does that mean that PBUs are consuming our precious naming possibilities when they come back? It would be really annoying if PBUs come back with somewhat popular names just to annoy TL even further.
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Lalalaland34478 Posts
The TL staff really should implement another flying-monkeys equivalent for the 'how do I become banling' question.
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Zurich15306 Posts
On December 05 2012 01:06 docvoc wrote: How does one become a banling? I'm sure it's a fairly sought after job and I wonder how people become them. I'm sure this is fairly asked about also. I guess instead of the normal answers, I guess I'm wondering what the normal path people have before they become banlings.
This has been answered recently http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewpost.php?post_id=17118305
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On December 05 2012 03:49 monk. wrote: More recently, I've noticed that banling recruitment has been more focused on specific forums. Take the last 3 banlings recruited. I was mainly recruited for SC2 strategy. Mig, although he's been a liquidpoker mod, was recruited mostly as a result of the switch to Dota 2. Kadaver spends most of his time in LR threads, so you could call him the LR or tournament banling. The only other banling that has a domain would probably be Kwark, who focuses on General. There's about 40 public forums, so I guess 36 more banling positions left open! I always kinda thought Micronesia was mostly focused on blogs. Completely wrong?
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Aotearoa39261 Posts
I don't think monk's post is 100% accurate. It is true that mig was most active in Dota2 but he handles a ton of reports from all forums. Kadaver wasn't brought on specifically for any forum either.
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United States8476 Posts
On December 05 2012 06:00 Plexa wrote: I don't think monk's post is 100% accurate. It is true that mig was most active in Dota2 but he handles a ton of reports from all forums. Kadaver wasn't brought on specifically for any forum either. well, your face isn't 100% accurate either
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United States24495 Posts
On December 05 2012 05:53 Bibbit wrote:Show nested quote +On December 05 2012 03:49 monk. wrote: More recently, I've noticed that banling recruitment has been more focused on specific forums. Take the last 3 banlings recruited. I was mainly recruited for SC2 strategy. Mig, although he's been a liquidpoker mod, was recruited mostly as a result of the switch to Dota 2. Kadaver spends most of his time in LR threads, so you could call him the LR or tournament banling. The only other banling that has a domain would probably be Kwark, who focuses on General. There's about 40 public forums, so I guess 36 more banling positions left open! I always kinda thought Micronesia was mostly focused on blogs. Completely wrong? Not officially, although I am one of the staff who tends to read that section more.
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On December 05 2012 06:08 monk. wrote:Show nested quote +On December 05 2012 06:00 Plexa wrote: I don't think monk's post is 100% accurate. It is true that mig was most active in Dota2 but he handles a ton of reports from all forums. Kadaver wasn't brought on specifically for any forum either. well, your face isn't 100% accurate either
Oh shit. Staff fight incoming?
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