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[Truean]

I wonder if the south korean army has anything that mad starcraft skills could be useful for?

Actually yes. They made a publicity devision for E Sports when Boxer joined. Thus he was able to continue playing, but they did not allow him the 13 hours a day he required. Airforce ACE was the team he played on while enlisted. They also got other drafted starcraft players in there with him. His skills, unfortunately, notably declined at this point.

Truean is an expert observer of Korean competitive StarCraft.

That is my WTF of the day. 

A game about strategy, tactics, supply chain management and obsessive compulsive control over individual units? That'd never be me. What can I say, I've loved this game since I was in high school. I should really ask Vector if she knows if UC Berkeley still has a Starcraft Class. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7XiE_V0PZ8

More Boxer

[RedKing]

Truean is an expert observer of Korean competitive StarCraft.

That is my WTF of the day. 

A game about strategy, tactics, supply chain management and obsessive compulsive control over individual units? That'd never be me. What can I say, I've loved this game since I was in high school.

The Starcraft part isn't that odd, but to know that much about the Korean competitive circuit....

[Loud Whispers]

Truean is an expert observer of Korean competitive StarCraft.

That is my WTF of the day. 

A game about strategy, tactics, supply chain management and obsessive compulsive control over individual units? That'd never be me. What can I say, I've loved this game since I was in high school.

The Starcraft part isn't that odd, but to know that much about the Korean competitive circuit....

What's so special about that? Korea is practically the heart of Starcraft

[MaximumZero]

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I didn't know that Ozzie was so important here

I almost always see Aqizzar, Barbarossa, or Vector.

[Darvi]

I see Gat and Derm.

[alway]

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I didn't know that Ozzie was so important here

That's the result of Google 'optimizing' your search results. That link appears visited, so it's likely you looked at his page at some point through Google and that makes it stand out to Google in future searches.

[Heliman]

stalker.

[Phantom of The Library]

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I didn't know that Ozzie was so important here

That's the result of Google 'optimizing' your search results. That link appears visited, so it's likely you looked at his page at some point through Google and that makes it stand out to Google in future searches.

stalker.

See that's the odd thing, while I do have a (bad?) habit of checking peoples profile out of interest (usually to try to get a good estimate of their personality) I have never looked at his (the clicked link is because I forgot to take the screenshot before I clicked on it to see if it was a topic or if was actually his profile), and I was using public computer which I had only logged onto the forums once before (hence why I was using Google to reach it instead of a bookmark) and I wasn't logged into anything so it wouldn't have had any memory of me looking at anybody's profile.

[klingon13524]

How I adore Weird Al...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss_BmTGv43M
That isn't even an outlandish parody, Gaga literally does those kinds of things.

[Virex]

How I adore Weird Al...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss_BmTGv43M
That isn't even an outlandish parody, Gaga literally does those kinds of things.

I'm not even sure if Gaga herself doesn't make a parody of pop culture anyway. She sure loves to stir trouble and sometimes looks like she stole some tricks from the dadaists...

[Sirus]

How I adore Weird Al...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss_BmTGv43M
That isn't even an outlandish parody, Gaga literally does those kinds of things.

I'm not even sure if Gaga herself doesn't make a parody of pop culture anyway. She sure loves to stir trouble and sometimes looks like she stole some tricks from the dadaists...

I always just saw her as a shameless attention hog. Like Paris Hilton, but slightly more talented.

[Virex]

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image of Google. You would've already seen it if you weren't lazy

I didn't know that Ozzie was so important here

That's the result of Google 'optimizing' your search results. That link appears visited, so it's likely you looked at his page at some point through Google and that makes it stand out to Google in future searches.

stalker.

See that's the odd thing, while I do have a (bad?) habit of checking peoples profile out of interest (usually to try to get a good estimate of their personality) I have never looked at his (the clicked link is because I forgot to take the screenshot before I clicked on it to see if it was a topic or if was actually his profile), and I was using public computer which I had only logged onto the forums once before (hence why I was using Google to reach it instead of a bookmark) and I wasn't logged into anything so it wouldn't have had any memory of me looking at anybody's profile.

It's Google's new NeuroSynaptic search optimization technology. They use cookies provided by among others Nestle to provide better search results.

[Pnx]

I'm playing EU3 as Minamoto. Or rather, I am now Japan, I'm messing around colonizing some nearby places and such when... Well I should explain something.

Every so often you discover a new part of the world as details of the map spread. Sometimes it's big chunks of the world, such as when knowledge of Europe spread to me, but mostly it's just little bits of the map around you get discovered over time.

It's 1573, and I randomly discover Alabama...

I do not even know where America is, I don't even have all of Europe or Africa or such, but for some reason it just decides to tell me "This is were Alabama is, use this knowledge well."

[Virex]

Does any European power you have contact with own Alabama? I think knowledge spreads via who you already know.

[Pnx]

Nope, just Creek.

Maybe this was just the historic time for Japan to discover Alabama.