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[bbj]

Wygląda na to, że turniej odbędzie się 30 grudnia.

[zukole]

Turniej odbędzie się 30.12 o 19:00.

Tradycyjnie należy zagrać na nieznanym nicku, nieposiadającym rozegranych gier rankingowych.

[bbj]

https://vk.com/topic-19499145_33094141

[Magda]

Byłam 3.

[angst]

Ha, to jednak Ty grałaś na Loiso!

Ja nie napiszę, który byłem, bo powinienem być dużo wyżej, ale warunki do gry miałem mniej niż średnie

Pozdrawiam

Angst

[Magda]

Żarty sobie stroję -.-

[Usiek]

Wyniki wraz z nickami ujawnionych graczy na ten moment:

1. pirateghost 9.0 (adif)
2. irresistible9 8.0 (laszlozoltan)
3. alligarch 8.0 (loiso)
4. milgauss 7.0 (pornstar)
5. drudkh 7.0 (bbj)
6. pornflakes 7.0 (usiek)
7. makemesweat 7.0
8. unomenot 7.0
9. lastplace 6.5
10. vodkoff 6.0
11. peterwright 6.0
12. ojvsjo 6.0 (alleb)
13. jkwq 6.0 (dupsky)
14. madeinzina 6.0 (furla)
15. 2058 6.0
16. happynewyr 6.0
17. recognizeable 5.0 (boneslash)
18. 1elfbezraboty 5.0
19. banobezbanana 5.0 (ansergey)
20. beautymatic 5.0
21. gatsbythebest 5.0
22. slettrusov 5.0
23. drakariss 4.5 (ux3)
24. euler 3.5
25. braveuterus 3.5
26. peppca 3.0 (domhaid)
27. mainstein 1.0 (05pawel)

[Usiek]

Z przyjemnością informuję, że w tym roku, na prośbę Furli, poprowadzę tradycyjny turniej przebierańców (Masquerade Tournament). Odbędzie się on 29 grudnia o 19:00 na Kurniku.

Przypominam, że aby wziąć udział w turnieju należy założyć nowy nick (bez rozegranych gier) i przyjść chwilę przed jego rozpoczęciem. Po zakończeniu turnieju, za pośrednictwem fanpage'a GomokuWorld oraz strony VK przeprowadzone zostaną ankiety celem wyłonienia najzabawniejszego nicku. Dla jego posiadacza przewidziana jest nagroda - niespodzianka!

Parametry turniejowe:
Organizator - gomokuworld
Ilość rund - 11
Czas - 5 minut na gracza
Zasada: swap2
Minimalny (i wyłączny) ranking: 1200

Zapraszam do zabawy!

[Usiek]

Wyniki Masquerade Tournament 2016/2017 (cz. 1)


Z uwagi na problemy techniczne z Kurnikiem występujące na chwilę przed oraz w trakcie turnieju, wraz z Furlą postanowiliśmy o zorganizowaniu drugiej części turnieju przebierańców, którą zaplanowaliśmy na 3 stycznia 2017 r. o 19:00. Zasady będą identyczne jak do tej pory - prosimy wszystkich chętnych o przyjście z nowymi nickami. Pod głosowanie celem wyłonienia najzabawniejszego nicka poddane zostaną nicki z obydwu turniejów.

Zapraszam!

[AdiF]

Masakrada po raz 4!

[sandra113]

Here are the results of the second Masquerade tournament, which was held yesterday:

1. golodupcov 9.0
2. usiekonroids 9.0
3. davaylama 8.0
4. vmestomebeli 8.0
5. gomotaku 8.0
6. realbkmzvehfn 7.0
7. happyneuer 7.0
8. justjoking 7.0
9. blucker 7.0
10. eypologist 7.0
11. tooserious4 6.0
12. luffarna 6.0
13. anathema 6.0
14. rediskobol 6.0
15. raperzbiedry 6.0
16. hollyweed 6.0
17. moriarchi 6.0
18. masakrada 6.0
19. feya1 6.0
20. lolforall 5.0
21. deadmoroz 5.0
22. dekonstruktor 5.0
23. zoliismyslave 5.0
24. pineapplepan 5.0
25. cerealkiller 5.0
26. oldcock 5.0
27. braveblocker 5.0
28. cmpunmu3ep 5.0
29. gomokufill 5.0
30. clushazewusha 5.0
31. 5ifndef 4.0
32. hora67 4.0
33. 3accblxa 4.0
34. acrylate 4.0
35. ksp6332 4.0
36. pizzabezsyra 2.0
37. gomokurapey 1.0

[sandra113]

So far the following confessions have been publicly made:

apeleader - Adrian Fitzermann (adifek)
barnaley and rediskobol - Mikhail Kozhin (loiso)
nosandranocry - Ilya Muratov (furla)
xep0k0nu9l - Sergey Andronov (malbilli)

[sandra113]

I am explaining the meaning of some Russian nicknames used in these two Masquerade tournaments:

1. barnaley is a play of words between Barmaley, a fictional evil character from Russian poems, and "bar" (pub) with "naley" (pour me a drink).

2. in100gramm is a play of words between instagram.com and "100 gramm," which is pronounced as "sto gram" and denotes 100 g, obviously of vodka.

3. xep0k0nu9l is an attempt to imitate Cyrillic letters; the result is херокопия, which is pronounced as "kherokopia" and is a play of words between "kserokopia" (photo copy) and "kher" (d*ck).

4. vmestomebeli is the Russian expression "vmesto mebeli," literally meaning "instead of furniture" or "playing the role of furniture"; this is a rare Russian idiom meaning someone who does not interfere with actions occurring in his close proximity, for example, "- Why did he not raise any objections during the meeting? - I do not know, he just played the role of furniture there." In the context of a gomoku tournament, a possible interpretation is a player whose performance almost does not influence the table of the results.

5. rediskobol is hard to interpet, but rediska is a Russian word denoting radish and is also an old-fashioned Soviet-Russian slang for a man who does nasty things, and -bol is a funny Russian ending apparently not having any clear meaning, e.g., "balabol" (someone who talks a lot but does not provide valuable information) or "pizdabol" (someone who does not keep his promises, lies, or simply does not care whether what he says is true). Mikhail Kozhin, the owner of the nickname, stated that he primarily meant a combination of "rediska" and "diskobol" (the Discobolus of Myron) and that another meaning was the combination of the English prefix re- with "diskobol".

6. davaylama is a play of words between "Dalai lama" (the spiritual leader of Tibet) and "Davay, lama" ("come on, lama", or "play, lama").

7. feya1 is simply the Russian word "feya" and the number 1. The word "feya" denotes a fairy and is also a rare Russian slang for a prostitute.

8. deadmoroz is a play of words between the English word "dead" and the Russian expression "Ded Moroz," which denotes Santa Claus and literally means "Grandfather Frost."

9. pizzabezsyra is "pizza bez syra," which means "a pizza without cheese" and apparently denotes something that lacks its essential component and is thus an oxymoron, like a laptop without a display or a restaurant without a cook.

10. hitropopiel is a combination of words "hitryi" (cunning) and "Popiel," Lamaza's surname.

11. cmpunmu3ep is another attempt to imitate Cytillic letters; the result is стриптизер, a male strip tease performer.

12. clushazewusha is a combination of "klusha," a clumsy woman, and "zevusha," a female who often makes blunders.

13. 3accblxa is another attempt to imitate Cytillic letters; the result is "зассыха", which literally means a female who easily gets afraid to the extent of being unable to control her own bladder.

14. nemyx2017 is another attempt to imitate Cyrillic letters; the result is петух2017, where the Russian word "петух" denotes a rooster and is also a very well-known Russian prison slang for a bottom gay.

15. cucarecu is an imitation of a rooster's sound in the Russian language.

A couple of nicknames that are both non-English and non-Russian:

16. gomotaku is a combination of "gomoku" and the Japanese word "otaku," which denotes someone with an obsessive interest, usually an anime fan. Thus, gomotaku can be interpreted as a gomoku addict.

17. golodupcov looks like a Polish surname composed of the Polish words "goły" (naked, not covered) and "dupa" (ass), literally meaning someone whose ass is not covered by his clothing. However, the suffix -ov is not common in Poland, but is very common in Russia, but dupa is not a Russian word. The Russian equivalent of that surname is Golozadov.

You see, there were many funny nicknames

[zukole]

30. grudnia o 19. odbędzie się kolejny turniej przebierańców (Maskarada).

[angst]

A Fejsbuki coś piszą, że jutro. To jak w końcu jest?

Pozdrawiam

Angst