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I’ve been secretly learning Tagalog over the past three weeks, and today I am out here in New York City’s Filipino neighborhoods, including Little Manila of Woodside Queens, to surprise my Filipino friends by speaking their language. Time to see Xiaomanyc speaking Tagalog, friends!!!
[eSports] First Departure's response to the PH 322 incident! :D #WellPlayed
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An issue that we should have formally addressed 2 days back.
According to the latest controversy about the Match Fixing scandal, we are really honored that people will think we actually ““throw games” just because we want to win the benefits of betting” but as a matter of fact, even though we are a long established team, we have recruited two new players KS / DaFa- who are relatively new to competitive scene.
Hence, we are not playing as good as expected to and are just being really “noob” as a team, saying that we can actually “THROW A GAME” instead of “LOSING LIKE A NOOB” is pretty much a compliment *Scoffs*.
Logically speaking, we are a Singapore based team, whatever happens outside of Singapore are probably alien to us and we can only seek the fountain of knowledge of the internet to assist us on what is going on around the world / SEA dota scene. Having said that, we are utterly disgusted by the fact that people OUTSIDE OUR country can MANIPULATE us? Yeah, Cool Story bro.
Come on, want to know why? The screenshot that has been circulating around the internet of the Match Fixing Scandal is all based in Filipino / Tagalog / Malay or god knows what language is that, and as a SINGAPORE BASED TEAM our first language is ENGLISH. Thus, there would be a language barrier if anyone who speaks to us in that language, we probably would not understand half of what you are saying and nonetheless care about it.
To sum it all, we have nothing to hide and our conscience are clear. We are just really bad at these games and are striving to improve as a team, to live up to our reputation that we established a year back.
Also, to give a direct answer for all those who have a mental capacity of zero, we are not immoral beings with zero integrity, we do not, we repeat DO NOT throw our games just for the sake of self-benefits/other people’s benefits. It’s ridiculous and all we want to achieve as a team is obviously the Grand Champions or the top placing in any competition we are invited to/ participated in. It will be an achievement and we all love the feeling of winning, nobody likes being a loser right?
So yeah, feel free to leave comments such as “322” and “throw games” it’s REALLY entertaining and amusing.
Oh, also if you really believed that our previous post on our LAN competition that we 322’ed well… we applaud your level of mentality! That LAN competition do not even have any betting system based on it *laughs*
To all our fans, thank you for your loyal support and we will strive for best because of your existence!
To all our haters, if you are feeling lonely because we are not replying your comments… well, if you are using the computer then press alt+F4 :D
Chicken Adobo is the national dish of the Philipines.
Sweet and sour taste goes great with rice!!!
For sure, many Japanese love this taste and so does my darling :D
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Chicken Adobo (Traditional Filipino Recipe)
Difficulty: Easy
Time: 2hrs
Number of servings: 12 pieces
Ingredients:
12 chicken drumsticks with bone
A
* 1 clove garlic, sliced
* 2 bay leaves
* 1/2 cup (100ml) soy sauce
* 1/2 cup (100ml) rice vinegar
* 2 tbsp. sugar
* 1 (200g=7oz) onion, cut into wedges
* cracked black pepper
steamed rice
Directions:
1. Remove excess fat from the chicken pieces if desired. Prick the chicken with a fork to let the seasonings penetrate.
2. Combine A in a large pot. Cover and marinate the chicken for 1 hour. *you can use a Ziploc bag and keep in the fridge for more than 1 hour
3. Add 1/2 cup (100ml) water and bring to a boil. Then turn the heat down to low and cover with otoshi buta (drop-lid - you can use aluminum foil) and cook for 30 minutes. *if you can, stir occasionally
4. Uncover and simmer until sauce is reduced and slightly thickened.
5. Serve the chicken with (or over) steamed rice and drizzle with the sauce. *noodles, pasta, bread, or mashed potatoes goes well, too!
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