The Epic Win

There are certain successes in gaming that are so exhilarating and satisfying that they can only be described as an "epic win."
Epic wins can take on many forms. Occasionally, an epic win will follow a long string of defeats; after fighting what seems to be an impossible battle, you're able to come from behind and claim a last-minute victory for yourself or your team. Other times, an epic win is the culmination of several perfect in-game actions: your APM is high, your build orders are precision-timed, your micro and macro are flawless—everything falls into place as if predestined, and when you come out victorious, you sort of just want to sit back, put your hands behind your head, and say to yourself "yeah, that was awesome."
These successes can occur in any game you play, really; from board games to PC games, you can achieve an epic win in almost any challenging environment. In fact, while StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty has only been out for about a month, we imagine that many of you have already experienced your share of epic wins, be it in single-player or multiplayer games. Given how positive and exciting these successes can be, we think it would be a great topic to open up to the community.
So, tell us: what's your epic win moment?

Mass Carrier-Zealot vs mass stalker and a zerg player with like four hydras
My ally controlled all air, i controlled all grount
FTW!!
Have a replay and will post it layer.
We both ended up as protoss (he plays random, i'm dedicated to toss). He says to me as the game begins simply cannon rush. Together we both successfully cannon rushed our opponents and won the game within 6 minutes. It was a crowning moment of win.
So we quickly rebuild, taking advatage of the many yellow fields on the map, and decide to make one more rush-like push. Somehow, I manage to slip Dark Templar up into their base, with heavy, heavy support from my ally, and take out the buildings and workers of two of our foes. My expansion base is then found and destroyed, leaving me with one probe, 450 minerals and 4 dark templar to my name. I race down to my ally, and start to rebuild, and somehow we managed to squeak out a win against the remaining two players. It took over an hour, but it was quite epic.
The angels were singing to me...
"God gave Starcraft ][ to you... gave Starcraft ][ to you..."
The toss destroy my entire base, but don't know where my last building is; meanwhile I destroy their base. I win with one building left.
He never saw it coming.
Beating a flowcharting turtling rage-filled Terran player is priceless and it always makes my day when I can do it with either 'Toss or Zerg
It was a 4ppl FFA on Kulas Ravine where one of the Protoss went for early (4-5) Voidrays and forced a surrender on the other two opponents who couldn't defend vs them. He then flew over to me and started ripping up my base.
With nothing to lose I just 1a'd all of my lings to 'his base' (actually, I only got to his base after I ended up sending the lings to the two others first since I forgot to scout who was where >_>), managed to break his pylon+gate wall and have the lings (about 60 of them) flood into his base. He had a single voidray there which fought valiantly but didn't really slow down my lings.
This forced him to retreat the voidrays that were attacking me to deal with all my lings. He finally killed my lings when I killed all of his buildings things but 1 pylon. At this point I only had an extractor and an evolution chamber left and the drones which he didn't finish killing before retreating.
He sent 3 of his 6 Rays to finish off my two houses while I 1a'd all my remaining drones to take out his pylon now guarded by three rays.
To end this epic story, my 15-30isj drones took out his pylon (though I lost all but like 5) before his 3 rays took out my two remaining buildings (the chamber was killed and extractoe was at about 60% hp).
Upon watching the replay I was amazed at how I managed to win that and also at how incredibly close he was to winning himself. =o
Gah, so many typos. Where's the edit button. Also, having just read someone's post about building a last-second extractor, I just realized that my (noob) games is very similar to that pro game that came to a very similar conclusion of a zealot bace racing a zergling. lol