[syfChadMann]

I guess cause Sudragon is really cheesey... and the suggestion is Singaporean players are known for their cheese (not that they always do - but they are known for it...?) much like Chinese players are known for the weird timings off 1 or 2 bases...

- I don't think its racist.

[EveVendetta]

Originally Posted by TAChadMann

I guess cause Sudragon is really cheesey... and the suggestion is Singaporean players are known for their cheese (not that they always do - but they are known for it...?) much like Chinese players are known for the weird timings off 1 or 2 bases...

I'm not so sure about Singaporean players being known for their cheese. Could you name me some of them whom you've been cheesed by? Still offensive imo.

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	AxSGRiM:	Sudragon, although he is my clanmate many sg people are great players no cheese
	EveMassacrisM:	Singaporeans are known for their cheese ? TA players are known for their.. racism ?

[syfChadMann]

Originally Posted by EveVendetta

I'm not so sure about Singaporean players being known for their cheese. Could you name me some of them whom you've been cheesed by? Still offensive imo.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but Sudragon is known for being exceptionally cheesey... right?

and nirvAnA.. that guy doesn't know how to make a nexus and is the most well known Singaporean player around...

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deL:

Blame OxygeN :)

[NDG.Stitch]

Originally Posted by TAChadMann

I guess cause Sudragon is really cheesey... and the suggestion is Singaporean players are known for their cheese (not that they always do - but they are known for it...?) much like Chinese players are known for the weird timings off 1 or 2 bases...

- I don't think its racist.

Umm... I wouldn't really say they are known for their cheese at all. But for most people, being called "Cheesers" is not a positive compliment - it is generally viewed as negative. So by making a generalization of saying Singapores = Cheesers is pulling them Singapore into a negative aspect. Of course there may be just a slight heat-of-the-moment line from Champi, but I hope in the words that speak on behalf of a country needs to be thought wisely before said.

(I was going to post this reply if the thread was not closed)