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Should I go out with a friend of mine ?
I'm starting to think it will be really good for me, but I don't really like to be around to many people, because in clubs, there's ****loads of 'em as far as I know...
So..Should I, or will I be just fine without going ?
Sure, let me give you my btag.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kemii
Not expecting to see a night club sold out on a Sunday in Coimbra. Go ahead, have a few drinks and have fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hugolich
I've given up and gone to bed, but there wil always be time for games another day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mercy
I believe you mean: "I'm trying to be a better person."Quote:
Originally Posted by Mercy
I'm not sure what you mean.
Type "gg ez" into chat on Overwatch. I'm pretty sure the changed text is more triggering than the original phrase ever was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mercy
Oh, I have no idea. I've never done it myself, but I guess I know why I don't see anyone else do it lately.
They are never random and they are NEVER alone. And he would usually not know he's getting bashed because he doesn't understand English.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mercy
I haven't played league in probably 2 or 3 years (or more) now but I have played CS:GO and let me tell you, they aren't in their first game if they're your rank and once you get enough screaming russian kids and/or drunk young "adults" that talk ONLY russian and ONLY scream/talk loud you will never feel compassion again.
Based on the most recent games I played, that actually didn't provide seperate servers for Russians, it's easy to understand where Russians get their reputation from. Dota provides enough tools to communicate in emotes, which will get translated by default, there's no excuse not to use it if you aren't able to speak a certain language. WoW on the other hand is a different story, so there it's understandable if you aren't able to communicate. But just to share a little story from my skirmish daily in WoW the other day:Quote:
Originally Posted by Radvo
"russian russian russian russian"
"English?"
"Fuk u"
WELL, ATLEAST THAT HE KNOWS. You know, there's a point where you gotta face reality. Generalization exist for a good reason, because you can not individually judge every person you come across by getting to know them first. I'd say it's more of a feature to keep us safe and see a situation and judge how harmful it could be. Seeing a tiger on the lose, prolly doesn't make me believe he's tame and I should try cuddling him, even if THAT tiger might be exactly that kind of tiger. If you are fresh out, it's quite unlikely that I'll leave my wallet infront of you, even if you changed. Simply put, I don't know you so I'll try my best to take a quick look and add you into a category that possibly fits you. If it doesn't then you got enough time to change my mind on you and adjust my opinion based on your behaviour.
Also this entire English argument is hilarious. Germans don't really have a great english education what so ever, but that doesn't stop you from learning it on your own if you wish to do so. Infact when I invite my IRL friends to premade with me and Alli, they don't know how to say ANYTHING past basic english. But if you aren't too lazy or straight up refuse to learn the language, then you will be able to speak it within a few years. But if you are looking to just be able to speak the basics, that takes even less time.
Already got my hands on Metallica's new album Hardwired... To Self Destruct.
I love my job and privileges.
When you randomly find an old Warmane guildie on Retail in an RDF HC.
http://i.imgur.com/VRpNUCj.jpgV
Generalizations exist because the only way you can form an opinion on a group of people is through your own personal history with that them, and other's history with them. And when everyone's history with russians is "russian russian russian FUK U lol" then I don't think it's wrong to generalize russians as being and acting a certain way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricks