The Wedding of Prince William and Kate, royal or overhyped?

[tails]

Yes it is important.

[Ad Bot]

[skelolego229]

A wage good enough to get games with.

Not good enough to pay rent/internet/phone etc

yes, actually
and here in america games are only 20-60 dollars

from your posts i infer your a foreign sheath wannabe
cry some more about your overpriced games

[Azzurolix]

-first intelligent argument I heard in months snip-

That does not mean I, or anybody else has the same chances they had.
I'd rather try to pave my way rather than walking a unknown road.

yes, actually
and here in america games are only 20-60 dollars

from your posts i infer your a foreign sheath wannabe
cry some more about your overpriced games

wat

[.::Taboo::.]

but yuki i like my money.

[Bisjac]

so what does royalty do there anyways?
or am i not understanding the odd mixed government the UK uses.

[.::Taboo::.]

so what does royalty do there anyways?
or am i not understanding the odd mixed government the UK uses.

they're pretty much just figure heads nowadays.

[Ephialtes]

I just think it's kind of unique, pretty cool generally and good for tourism too.

[.::Taboo::.]

I just think it's kind of unique, pretty cool generally and good for tourism too.

well it makes sense that yeah it'd result in plenty of monies too.
it really only benefits, now that a think about it. no really big downsides.

[Bisjac]

well OUR vice president makes the tie breaking vote in the senate.

never happens, but its an important job!

[yuki]

That does not mean I, or anybody else has the same chances they had.
I'd rather try to pave my way rather than walking a unknown road.

No, it doesn't, but you're trying to argue that education is both indicative of wealth and happiness, when it's not. If you strive to do good in school, good for you, but understand that where you are right this second is fully unimportant, and being an uptight nark doesn't make anything better for anyone. You won't remember much of what you learn throughout your school years aside from things you do every single day, like speak or basic arithmetic, so stop wasting your youth putting so much value in your "education". Most people are successful based on who they know, and what they've done and learned on their own (the most recent and relatable being Notch, creator of Minecraft, or Garry of Garry's Mod; Both of which dropped out and had great success on their own). Even Valve only hires people based on what they can physically show them, regardless of their age or education level.

[Bisjac]

education has very little to do with money making i say.

the right person can make his millions regardless of school or not.
while some jackass could study his ass off, get his high grades, get into a great school, and still live a dead end life after all that pointless struggle.

[yuki]

education has very little to do with money making i say.

the right person can make his millions regardless of school or not.
while some jackass could study his ass off, get his high grades, get into a great school, and still live a dead end life after all that pointless struggle.

Again, look at Notch. He's a millionaire now.

[|Shadow]

I bet you're also one of those people who always wants to go and get a cover teacher when the actual teacher doesn't turn up for a class. Nobody likes those people!

Lol'd

I don't like the fact we're missing 2 extra weeks + our 2 week half term holidays due to the fact I have a stuff load of exams coming up when I go back.

[Azzurolix]

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Valve can suck a richard, my cousin tried applying three times with games that had more potential than Minecraft.

I looked at Ubisoft's signup sheet, and I need a ton more classes than what i'm already learning AND a barrel of credits.

And as for Bill Gates and people like him, they had the stage set for them. Humans needed computers, so they made them and set the baseline. Being innovative today is way harder than it used to be, hence there are a lot more people striving for a certain job.

[yuki]

Valve can suck a richard, my cousin tried applying three times with games that had more potential than Minecraft.
Right, I bet
I looked at Ubisoft's signup sheet, and I need a ton more classes than what i'm already learning AND a barrel of credits.
Ubisoft is a stuff company, not nearly as progressive as Valve is in the industry
And as for Bill Gates and people like him, they had the stage set for them. Humans needed computers, so they made them and set the baseline. Being innovative today is way harder than it used to be, hence there are a lot more people striving for a certain job.
No, they saw potential in a new technology and exploited it, and became rich and famous off it. Everyone and anyone had the chance to capitalize, but Jobs and Gates were the most visionary and used their skills to dominate the market and revolutionize computing technology.

If you think there's no innovation left, you're stupid. It isn't harder than it was 30 years ago. I remember seeing an interview from the 1930's that talked about how ridiculous the future was going to be, how batstuff insane - people being to communicate instantly from all over the world - was a preposterous notion back then. It's easy to say "Well they needed THIS so they made it!" because someone did eventually make it. It's merely harder to envision future innovations now, as it was back in the day.