I know the perfect player for the Good Player Fund!

[Adam M!]

His name is Anthony, a.k.a. Cunning Kitsune!

If you don't know who the Kitsune is, learn your history!

SoCal, let's make it happen! I will personally start the fund off with $50!

 

[Zoap]

Thats mad old school

 

[Little England]

I chilled with Anthony yesterday. Aside from being a hilarious dude (you got to hear that guys laugh, it's priceless) he is an amazing smash player! I only got to play his Marth, which was incredible to say the least. I haven't even got to play his Fox yet. imo he is most likely better than Kels and Tink and all the other midwest cats...like a hidden nuclear missile in the middle of nowhere.

You guys would really enjoy his company and it'd be a good experience/break from school for him imo.

 

[omgwtfToph]

My understanding is that he can't compete in tournaments though, because of anxiety attack issues. So if the purpose of the Good Player Fund is to bring over a player to get videos of them put up on HMW's channel, etc, he might not be the best choice.

I hear he was ****** Zhu in friendlies though.

 

[Adam M!]

this isn't about HMW or norcal! this is about socal!

step it up socal!

if socal doesn't step it up i will fly him out here myself and keep him all to myself and my close friends! and i don't mean that to come off as a threat either -- i have just always respected the player, and soon, the man, and i would love to show him a good time!

 

[omgwtfToph]

oh ok haha carry on then

I thought Good Player Fund specifically referred to the one affiliated to TheWaffle77 youtube account

 

[Adam M!]

imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!

why can't a good idea be adopted by any and all?! he didn't copyright that ****! maybe he should've!

 

[AzN_Lep]

i still reference CK vs trail to figure out how to be foxes that understand the matchup

 

[TheZhuKeeper]

I hear he was ****** Zhu in friendlies though.

Naw, he definitely wasn't LOL.

He's very good, but I don't think he's very interested in playing tournaments though.

 

[omgwtfToph]

Naw, he definitely wasn't LOL.

He's very good though, but I don't think he's very interested in playing tournaments though.

HAHAH Okay, it's just what a certain midwest player told me. He will go unnamed.

 

[TheZhuKeeper]

HAHAH Okay, it's just what a certain midwest player told me. He will go unnamed.

Someone from the midwest would say something like that about friendlies >(

 

[The Greater Leon]

oh yeah doesnt colorado take friendlies really seriously or something? lolllllll

 

[EdreesesPieces]

I remember this guy, i saw his combo vids they were insane

 

[HugS™]

Since when is Cunning in Socal? Wtf

LOL when Adam gets gay, he gets REALLY gay. Hahaha

 

[iamthemicrowave]

the fro will crush you all

 

[HoChiMinhTrail]

cunning only comes out if t itties and beer are involved

 

[Tomacawk]

cunning only comes out if t itties and beer are involved

or if you're throwing pennies at him

 

[Mr H]

kegstand kitsune

 

[goosefactor]

cunning only comes out if t itties and beer are involved

or if you're throwing pennies at him

LOLOLOL so true!

Rofl, and yes, England, his laugh IS priceless. That's the first thing I remembered about him too, rofl.

 

[_kSo_]

haha there is almost no chance the legend himself will leave his safe quarters at purdue

.............


i dunno something about pharmacy school? yeah sounds about right.

lol ckit is too busy with school do even leave campus most of the time

 

[Adam M!]

it's the thought that counts!

 

[pockyD]

what happened to actions speak louder than words?!

 

[Adam M!]

talk to me on AIM or PM me, kevin, if you really want to discuss such a thing!

edit: you have proven you do not really want to discuss anything and merely want to prove people (myself in this case) wrong! sadly enough just as i expected =(

 

[pockyD]

that's not a revelation; i'm fairly open about the fact that i just like being right, even about useless things that have no consequence

i don't want to discuss it! i just want you to think about what you said!

 

[Adam M!]

why do you like being right?

to the extent that you go out of your way to prove yourself right, i mean.

 

[The King]

As an off-topic point, that was probably the first post I've read of yours in over a year that did not contain an exclamation point.

!

 

[iamthemicrowave]

People who like to be "correct" about things go out of their way to learn things properly and not be biased/ignorant. They wish other people would attempt to be as accurate, and therefore as objective, as them.

my 2 cents

 

[Adam M!]

People who like to be "correct" about things go out of their way to learn things properly and not be biased/ignorant.

Is that a fact?

 

[NJzFinest]

This guy isn't good...

 

[iamthemicrowave]

Is that a fact?

no but i think its true for the most part

 

[Adam M!]

Then why did you state it like it was?

 

[iamthemicrowave]

You assumed I stated it like that. Whenever I talk I am expressing my opinions, and I would say if something was a fact(which is a pretty vague term honestly, but we can assume it means something that is "provable")

 

[Adam M!]

People who like to be "correct" about things go out of their way to learn things properly and not be biased/ignorant.

Seems like an absolute to me!

There is no "I think" or "it seems" or "in my opinion." You stated it like a fact! That is why I asked if it was a fact. Take responsibility for what you communicate.

 

[tarheeljks]

well, people often ditch those type of statements ("i think," "my opinion," etc) when writing b/c they are taught to write formally and formal writing/argumentation deems them colloquial. it is implied that statements are opinions not facts, particularly when arguing/debating, and while this is obv not formal writing/argumentation, it's being treated as such in this context.

that said forums are informal settings, so i often include these statements to eliminate ambiguity and to avoid nitpicking, but it should be understood that statements are opinions. in my opinion

 

[Adam M!]

well, people often ditch those type of statements ("i think," "my opinion," etc) when writing b/c they are taught to write formally and formal writing/argumentation deems them colloquial.

And I am questioning what they are taught!

In my experience eschewing such qualifications implicitly teaches that their opinions are the only valid opinions. All that serves to do, again imo, is to attach people to said opinions! Sheridan Z mentioned that people tend to consider their individual opinions on matters as part of their self; this is exactly why if you ask me!

it is implied that statements are opinions not facts

Implied to whom? To the person saying it or to the person they are speaking to?

it's being treated as such in this context.

Again, to whom?

but it should be understood that posts are opinions. in my opinion

The best way to make that understood? To clearly state as such! So thank you for doing so. =)

 

[pockyD]

why do you like being right?

to the extent that you go out of your way to prove yourself right, i mean.

it makes me feel good about myself

and if i'm proven not right, then i just found new knowledge! sounds worthwhile to me!

life is more interesting if you challenge statements instead of accepting/ignoring them

 

[Adam M!]

it makes me feel good about myself

Can you not find other ways to feel good about yourself?

That is somewhat rhetorical, so I'll cut the bull****: of course you can! The question is why do you choose the easiest (or one of the easiest) ways to do that?

Also, have you ever thought how it may make other people feel? What if proving yourself right offends the other person? Would that affect how good it made you feel about yourself?

and if i'm proven not right, then i just found new knowledge! sounds worthwhile to me!

Are there more constructive ways to seek knowledge?

life is more interesting if you challenge statements instead of accepting/ignoring them

Is pointing out how someone is wrong really challenging them? I seem to have challenged tarheel's statements without directly pointing out anything!

 

[pockyD]

Can you not find other ways to feel good about yourself?

That is somewhat rhetorical, so I'll cut the bull****: of course you can! The question is why do you choose the easiest (or one of the easiest) ways to do that?

Also, have you ever thought how it may make other people feel? What if proving yourself right offends the other person? Would that affect how good it made you feel about yourself?

if they get offended for being wrong, then it's a lesson they really need to learn!

Are there more constructive ways to seek knowledge?

i'm not sure; it's not like correcting people on the internet is my only pursuit!

but typically the result of a discussion is that MULTIPLE people know more than when it started! so it seems like a great way to increase knowledge not only for yourself but for others as well!

Is pointing out how someone is wrong really challenging them? I seem to have challenged tarheel's statements without directly pointing out anything!

it absolutely is! you're really pointing out how YOU PERCEIVE them to be wrong! maybe your perceptions are out of whack, and if so, you can only be corrected if you state them!

 

[Tomacawk]

this thread sucks now

 

[JTB]

this thread sucks now

Only because you perceive it as sucking!