Why Singed counters Yasuo

SSShutTheDuckUp·Apr 9, 2017·263 votes·7,982 views

because chemotherapy treats cancer

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

88 Comments

Busty DemonessApr 9, 201718 votes

The upvote. Take it.

SSShutTheDuckUpApr 9, 20176 votes

Takes the upvote

iTaLenTZApr 9, 201710 votes

I like how you used the word treats instead of cures

ModKnightsKemplarApr 9, 20174 votes

Well... chemo doesn't really cure cancer....

SSShutTheDuckUpApr 9, 201713 votes

Soft counter, I guess

TheEdgeOfDestinyApr 10, 20172 votes

It doesn't even counter. It does almost as much damage as cancer itself.

I suck at JhinApr 10, 20171 votes

If you can't beat it, join it.

MechakaiserApr 10, 20171 votes

If that was true nobody would use chemo. Dying is always the worst option in Medicine, because almost everything else can be treated.

TheEdgeOfDestinyApr 10, 20171 votes

I think people are using it out of desperation. I read stories of AIDS ill injecting weird stuff in hope of cure. Also in most cases those that go through treatment don't really understand what it is (apart from articles and doctor information). I mean they know some information but what chemo- or radiotherapy is and how body works and other stuff - they cannot make reasonable judgement. It's like theory of relativity for you and me. You know what it is and some stuff that comes from it. But can you really understand it?! I mean do you understand it enough to be able to apply it on anything around you?!

MechakaiserApr 10, 20171 votes

You think wrong, a doctor has the responsability to explain the patient IN DETAIL all of the secondary effects of chemo, and still, in most cases it will be better than dying. Chemo works, of course it does. If it didnt, doctors wouldnt use something that did so much harm to other people. There isnt any "reasonable judment", if chemo is being used, its because it was either dying or living.

Also I happen to know what relativity is, where it comes from, and what it implies, you got unlucky there I guess.

TheEdgeOfDestinyApr 12, 20171 votes

Don't be naive.

Also I happen to know what relativity is, where it comes from, and what it implies, you got unlucky there I guess.

You couldn't even understand what I was saying. So I'm pretty confident you cannot wrap your head around smth as complicated as STO.

MechakaiserApr 12, 20171 votes

Sorry If I was inpolite, my english is not the best and I do what I can with the grammar I have.

Text understanding has nothing to do with matematical knowledge, dont be so fast at judging other people.

If you think I missunderstood you, please try to explain youself with other words.

TheEdgeOfDestinyApr 12, 20171 votes

I really don't want to waste time on pointless discussions. It's not public debates or smth that will affect me or other people and needs to be concerned about.

My point is. You response completely missed the point of my comment. You response was just a generic reflexive post. It's not a language issue. It's logic and understanding of how things work. I mean if you could not understand - highly probable the reason is - you're lacking some basic understandings of physics, math, physiology, logic or any other discipline relative to subject discussed. Or your perception of world differs from mine. I don't intend to brake it to simple basics or explaining to you my perception of world.

Too much text huh?! Here is what I mean by the example There is a Fermat's Last Theorem. When you learn it at school you just need to memorize its formula. And it's applicable and always true. But chances are you understand why it's true are nearly inexistent. And there are people that understand it. I mean that understand how it works and why it's true. You can extrapolate this to what I was saying about generic man understanding of cancer.

Velzard of KozApr 10, 20171 votes

Depends on the stage of the cancer

TheEdgeOfDestinyApr 10, 20171 votes

Depends on type of cancer and physiology and many other factors. I'm not a doctor though.

LEEROY KLEDKINSApr 10, 201710 votes

http://s2.quickmeme.com/img/7b/7b1b36600a9788f48098c5051ec882937cac3d928654b086b1f614f4f0fc9d67.jpg?NoRedirect

SSShutTheDuckUpApr 10, 20178 votes

https://i.makeagif.com/media/7-22-2015/PGKJw7.gif

AlmightyApr 10, 20176 votes

I couldn't help but think of this:

http://imgur.com/XBArYOn

Still looking for the genius author of this image.

Almighty.

Glory ln DeathApr 10, 20173 votes

Dang. He's got a pretty small head when you take away his hair.

The Ender CobraApr 9, 20175 votes

http://i.imgur.com/bofUVay.gif?noredirect

SSShutTheDuckUpApr 9, 20175 votes

http://i.imgur.com/bofUVay.gif?noredirect

deoje299Apr 10, 20175 votes

http://imgur.com/QGfZYlO.gif?noredirect

Gentleman GemsApr 10, 20175 votes

http://i.imgur.com/hlUkLVX.gif?noredirect

Friendly RamApr 9, 20174 votes

So does that mean singed counters malz too?

SSShutTheDuckUpApr 9, 201718 votes

Malz is aids, not cancer

TimX24968BApr 9, 20173 votes

no known cure for aids, really...

RakanButTHICCerApr 10, 20172 votes

actually simians are immune to aids for reasons not entirely clear to peeps. so mr cross between ssm goku and Naruto with a stick counters malz

deoje299Apr 10, 201710 votes

Space aids specifically.

Maximum MordeApr 10, 20171 votes

No, cash is the counter for AIDS, not chemo.

SociopathFriendApr 9, 20173 votes

I think I actually might try that the next time I see a Yasuo. The alternative being to crush him with some heavy metal shredding. Mordekaiser

SteelMankindApr 9, 20173 votes

You could play Jayce

Western comic-book superhero slays weebs (also works against Lux Riven Ekko Ahri )

LAKIGRApr 10, 20172 votes

Truly amazes me how many people on these boards who use the word weeb or weeaboo out of context

I suck at JhinApr 10, 20171 votes

Riven and ahri players are weeaboos though. Same with yasuo.

LAKIGRApr 10, 20172 votes

How do u work that one out. How does playing a champ define that u are a weeaboo

SteelMankindApr 10, 20171 votes

Because the champs I listed all draw inspiration from anime tropes.

Lux is the girl's academy-type anime, Riven is from Bleach, cat ears and tail on an anime girl is pretty close to Ahri. Ekko is a bit of a stretch, admittedly, but he's so mobile and flashy that I can't help but think of some shounen series.

Jayce, on the other hand, is such a western superhero that he may as well join the avengers.

LAKIGRApr 10, 20171 votes

Again your using weeb out of context. So since u don't seem to understand this allow me to explain for you. So weeb is a contraction of the word weaboo and originally the word used for weeaboo was wapanese. Now the meaning of wapanese is basically 'A non japanese person who basically denounces their own culture and calls themselves japanese. They try to learn japanese through the anime they watch and usually end up pronouncing it wrong and looking like a complete idiot'.

So no liking champs like Ahri, Lux, Yasuo ect doesn't make someone a weeb

SteelMankindApr 10, 20171 votes

Yes, but usage can change the meaning of the word. Just look at the word, "Literally". It has become so common to use it like, "This is literally the best food I've ever had" when the person really means, "This food is really good", that the official definition of the word includes it being used this way.

I think a case can be made for "weeb" and "weaboo" meaning "draws inspiration from Japanese culture", because it's so common to use it that way, and relatively rare for it to be used to describe a person who's obsessed with anime/manga.

LAKIGRApr 11, 20171 votes

Going to be honest I have never seen anyone use weeb or weeaboo in the sense of drawing inspiration from Japanese culture.
Any time iv seen it used it's only ever been as insults for people who like anime or manga. But hey if the meaning of the word is really starting to change to what u said it is I'm not going to complain about it.