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** "[[https://youtu.be/yLDC4T_t6Wo?si=Opj6scHeItaWkV4d I'll summon a larger and larger man, which will allow me later on to summon an even larger man!]]"[[labelnote:Explanation]]From Day9 ranting about Jade Druid, a notorious HighTierScrappy deck in ''Hearthstone'' whose main gimmick is summoning increasingly large minions. [[AscendedMeme The game now has an achievement named "An Even Larger Man" for ending your turn with a sufficiently large minion in play.]][[/labelnote]]
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** "[[https://youtu.be/yLDC4T_t6Wo?si=Opj6scHeItaWkV4d I'll summon a larger and larger man, which will allow me later on to summon an even larger man!]]"[[labelnote:Explanation]]From Day9 [=Day9=] ranting about Jade Druid, a notorious HighTierScrappy deck in ''Hearthstone'' whose main gimmick is summoning increasingly large minions. [[AscendedMeme The game now has an achievement named "An Even Larger Man" for ending your turn with a sufficiently large minion in play.]][[/labelnote]]
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** "[[https://youtu.be/yLDC4T_t6Wo?si=Opj6scHeItaWkV4d I'll summon a larger and larger man, which will allow me later on to summon an even larger man!]]"[[labelnote:Explanation]]From Day9 ranting about Jade Druid, a notorious HighTierScrappy deck in ''Hearthstone'' whose main gimmick is summoning increasingly large minions. [[AscendedMeme The game now has an achievement named "An Even Larger Man" for ending your turn with a sufficiently large minion in play.]][[/labelnote]]
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** "[[https://youtu.be/yLDC4T_t6Wo?si=Opj6scHeItaWkV4d I'll summon a larger and larger man, which will allow me later on to summon an even larger man!]]"[[labelnote:Explanation]]From Day9 [=Day9=] ranting about Jade Druid, a notorious HighTierScrappy deck in ''Hearthstone'' whose main gimmick is summoning increasingly large minions. [[AscendedMeme The game now has an achievement named "An Even Larger Man" for ending your turn with a sufficiently large minion in play.]][[/labelnote]]
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkzl0zHIE2k Trumpets!]]
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkzl0zHIE2k Trumpets!]]Trumpets!]]
** "[[https://youtu.be/yLDC4T_t6Wo?si=Opj6scHeItaWkV4d I'll summon a larger and larger man, which will allow me later on to summon an even larger man!]]"[[labelnote:Explanation]]From Day9 ranting about Jade Druid, a notorious HighTierScrappy deck in ''Hearthstone'' whose main gimmick is summoning increasingly large minions. [[AscendedMeme The game now has an achievement named "An Even Larger Man" for ending your turn with a sufficiently large minion in play.]][[/labelnote]]
** "[[https://youtu.be/yLDC4T_t6Wo?si=Opj6scHeItaWkV4d I'll summon a larger and larger man, which will allow me later on to summon an even larger man!]]"[[labelnote:Explanation]]From Day9 ranting about Jade Druid, a notorious HighTierScrappy deck in ''Hearthstone'' whose main gimmick is summoning increasingly large minions. [[AscendedMeme The game now has an achievement named "An Even Larger Man" for ending your turn with a sufficiently large minion in play.]][[/labelnote]]
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* EpicFail: The "climb to legend" in Hearthstone, in a couple of ways. The original plan was for Day9 to reach rank 5, his rank before a ladder reset, from rank 7. However...
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* EpicFail: EpicFail:
** The "climb to legend" in Hearthstone, in a couple of ways. The original plan was for Day9 to reach rank 5, his rank before a ladder reset, from rank 7. However...
** The "climb to legend" in Hearthstone, in a couple of ways. The original plan was for Day9 to reach rank 5, his rank before a ladder reset, from rank 7. However...
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: All the time, though the infamous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dqYxpxegrk Chill vs. Combat-Ex]] game deserves special mention, as does pretty much every Funday Monday.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming / TearJerker: Has created an [[http://blip.tv/file/3486428 autobiographical video]] of how ''VideoGame/{{Starcraft}}'' profoundly affected his life. Naturally, some truly emotional moments surface.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Is a fan of electronic pop music and routinely plugs his favorite tunes in addition to featuring them as a pre-show soundtrack.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming / TearJerker: Has created an [[http://blip.tv/file/3486428 autobiographical video]] of how ''VideoGame/{{Starcraft}}'' profoundly affected his life. Naturally, some truly emotional moments surface.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Is a fan of electronic pop music and routinely plugs his favorite tunes in addition to featuring them as a pre-show soundtrack.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: All the time, though the infamous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dqYxpxegrk Chill vs. Combat-Ex]] game deserves special mention, as does pretty much every Funday Monday.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming / TearJerker: Has created an [[http://blip.tv/file/3486428 autobiographical video]] of how ''VideoGame/{{Starcraft}}'' profoundly affected his life. Naturally, some truly emotional moments surface.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome:SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Is a fan of electronic pop music and routinely plugs his favorite tunes in addition to featuring them as a pre-show soundtrack.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming / TearJerker: Has created an [[http://blip.tv/file/3486428 autobiographical video]] of how ''VideoGame/{{Starcraft}}'' profoundly affected his life. Naturally, some truly emotional moments surface.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: All the time, though the infamous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dqYxpxegrk Chill vs. Combat-Ex]] game deserves special mention, as does pretty much every Funday Monday.
* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Has created an [[http://blip.tv/file/3486428 autobiographical video]] of how ''VideoGame/{{Starcraft}}'' profoundly affected his life. Naturally, some truly emotional moments surface.
* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Has created an [[http://blip.tv/file/3486428 autobiographical video]] of how ''VideoGame/{{Starcraft}}'' profoundly affected his life. Naturally, some truly emotional moments surface.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming / TearJerker: Has created an [[http://blip.tv/file/3486428 autobiographical video]] of how ''{{Starcraft}}'' ''VideoGame/{{Starcraft}}'' profoundly affected his life. Naturally, some truly emotional moments surface.
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* EpicFail: The "climb to legend" in Hearthstone, in a couple of ways. The original plan was for Day9 to reach rank 5, his rank before a ladder reset, from rank 7. However...
** The entire series itself is one. 14 parts, spanning a few hours, of continually loosing (A few short wins streaks are mixed in, but the losses certainly outnumbered those.) using the decks that he'd planned to win with, against a wide range of different enemy types.
** In one particular game, day9 deals 32 damage to an enemy, bringing them to 1 health, and looking like a sure win. On the enemy's turn, he/she proceeds to deal 55 damage, one of the highest damage amounts ever seen in the game. (The specific combo used can be difficult to achieve, but deals a lot of damage if successfully carried out, although not usually 55.)
** The entire series itself is one. 14 parts, spanning a few hours, of continually loosing (A few short wins streaks are mixed in, but the losses certainly outnumbered those.) using the decks that he'd planned to win with, against a wide range of different enemy types.
** In one particular game, day9 deals 32 damage to an enemy, bringing them to 1 health, and looking like a sure win. On the enemy's turn, he/she proceeds to deal 55 damage, one of the highest damage amounts ever seen in the game. (The specific combo used can be difficult to achieve, but deals a lot of damage if successfully carried out, although not usually 55.)
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** "jpm. Jacktions per minute......Sounded o.k. in my head it didn't sound like Masturbating". To explain, "apm" is "actions per minute", a common measurement of how quickly players can do things. "jpm" was a player in the game shown.
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** "jpm. Jacktions per minute......Sounded o.k. in my head it didn't sound like Masturbating". To explain, "apm" [[labelnote:Explanation]]"apm" is "actions per minute", a common measurement of how quickly players can do things. "jpm" was a player in the game shown.[[/labelnote]]
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** "jpm. Jacktions per minute......Sounded o.k. in my head it didn't sound like Masturbating". To explain, one played inthe game being shown was called jpm. As a reference to the game statistic apm (actions per minute), that joke popped out.
** At a tournament a few days before the previous example, possibly the king of this trope was said by a co-caster. "He's not going ot pull out at the last second. He's going to stick it in for the long haul."
** At a tournament a few days before the previous example, possibly the king of this trope was said by a co-caster. "He's not going ot pull out at the last second. He's going to stick it in for the long haul."
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** "jpm. Jacktions per minute......Sounded o.k. in my head it didn't sound like Masturbating". To explain, one played inthe game being shown "apm" is "actions per minute", a common measurement of how quickly players can do things. "jpm" was called jpm. As a reference to player in the game statistic apm (actions per minute), that joke popped out.
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** At a tournament a few days before the previous example, possibly the king of this trope was said by a co-caster. "He's not goingot to pull out at the last second. He's going to stick it in for the long haul."
** At a tournament a few days before the previous example, possibly the king of this trope was said by a co-caster. "He's not going
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* AccidentalInnuendo: Has happened a few times.
** "jpm. Jacktions per minute......Sounded o.k. in my head it didn't sound like Masturbating". To explain, one played inthe game being shown was called jpm. As a reference to the game statistic apm (actions per minute), that joke popped out.
** At a tournament a few days before the previous example, possibly the king of this trope was said by a co-caster. "He's not going ot pull out at the last second. He's going to stick it in for the long haul."
** "jpm. Jacktions per minute......Sounded o.k. in my head it didn't sound like Masturbating". To explain, one played inthe game being shown was called jpm. As a reference to the game statistic apm (actions per minute), that joke popped out.
** At a tournament a few days before the previous example, possibly the king of this trope was said by a co-caster. "He's not going ot pull out at the last second. He's going to stick it in for the long haul."
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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGgIGlR9HDM The number j.]]
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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGgIGlR9HDM The number j.]]J.]] Which led to people calling him Day[J].
*** This bears further explanation. In the Day[9] Daily [[http://day9tv.blip.tv/file/4269762/ number 200]] (~39 minutes in), a Funday Monday where the stipulation is that, in a FFA, you can only attack the person who's name alphabetically comes first (that person can defend, and can attack the next person alphabetically). Day[9] starts to sympathize with the player named "Ben," saying:
---> I'm so sorry, Ben. I know you're probably angry with your mother. Probably be like, "Ma, why didn't you name me Zen. Or Win. Or even like Number... J." Number... I'm not funny. Let's go back to the game. Oh shit, that failed. Wow, what ''that'' not funny! Holy shit, what happened to ''that'' joke?
*** This bears further explanation. In the Day[9] Daily [[http://day9tv.blip.tv/file/4269762/ number 200]] (~39 minutes in), a Funday Monday where the stipulation is that, in a FFA, you can only attack the person who's name alphabetically comes first (that person can defend, and can attack the next person alphabetically). Day[9] starts to sympathize with the player named "Ben," saying:
---> I'm so sorry, Ben. I know you're probably angry with your mother. Probably be like, "Ma, why didn't you name me Zen. Or Win. Or even like Number... J." Number... I'm not funny. Let's go back to the game. Oh shit, that failed. Wow, what ''that'' not funny! Holy shit, what happened to ''that'' joke?
