and rightly (especially in the arts) soUzique wrote:
funding (especially in the arts) is literally a black hole right now.
also congrats
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Fuck Israel
also congrats
dilbert do you exist to be obnoxious or what
Well, it's a blistering 50 degrees F in Tacoma, but I'll do my best to sleep regardless.
nite
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"gamer" being defined as anyone who plays any videogame?
I don't mean to be elitist, but my father plays casual puzzle / hidden object games all the time and I wouldn't classify him as a gamer
I don't mean to be elitist, but my father plays casual puzzle / hidden object games all the time and I wouldn't classify him as a gamer
i'm not going to get into an argument about why i think it's tragic that funding for the young generation's education has been slashed to shit because of an unfeasible banking bubble... nor am i going to make any of the obvious and self-evident arguments against the absolutely piss-poor management of our new coalition government's education budget (oxford university just pretty much unanimously declared a vote of no-confidence in the education minister, along with several other major universities)... whether or not you like arts, the funding situation is tragic. personal bias aside, it's a fucking shame that a lot of people are missing out (especially people that could never, perhaps, afford postgraduate study at all, despite their aptitude).Dilbert_X wrote:
and rightly (especially in the arts) soUzique wrote:
funding (especially in the arts) is literally a black hole right now.
also congrats
also thanks
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Isn't everything in a black hole right now with the economy and natural disasters; I cast doubt if "balancing the budget" at any level was taken seriously until now. Hopefully, everything will turn around for the better.
I think most engineers are bitter about their lives. Every time a debate about university funding comes up, a bunch of engineering majors jump on the opportunity to talk shit about liberal arts majors. It's guaranteed to happen.
try being IT at a civil engineering firmMacbeth wrote:
I think most engineers are bitter about their lives. Every time a debate about university funding comes up, a bunch of engineering majors jump on the opportunity to talk shit about liberal arts majors. It's guaranteed to happen.
btw, what happened to Supah #2's thread?
He deleted it I think.
Supah #2?
some faggot from here being a retard trying to be funny
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i just looked at newbie's post above.Nic wrote:
He deleted it I think.
i had hoped everyone got a chance to post in it, i guess the Euro's missed out . . .
i wish i missed out
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lol
did you save your drawing this time?
did you save your drawing this time?
yep it's done
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The term gamer is something from when games werent played by almost everyone.Lucien wrote:
"gamer" being defined as anyone who plays any videogame?
I don't mean to be elitist, but my father plays casual puzzle / hidden object games all the time and I wouldn't classify him as a gamer
My brother and his friends for example all play CoD and Fifa, but i wouldnt call them gamers. Even if they play it for 6+ hours a day.
These days you can define gamer as someone that has an extensive knowledge/interest on/in games, the industry and its past, present and future. Someone that plays a wide variety of games on multiple platforms (or preffering one with a good reason) from multiple genres (maybe preferring one or two).
Quite happy actually.Macbeth wrote:
I think most engineers are bitter about their lives. Every time a debate about university funding comes up, a bunch of engineering majors jump on the opportunity to talk shit about liberal arts majors. It's guaranteed to happen.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
Reasonably happy, I just think in the middle of a recession the govt shouldn't be funding the study of old books.Jay wrote:
Quite happy actually.Macbeth wrote:
I think most engineers are bitter about their lives. Every time a debate about university funding comes up, a bunch of engineering majors jump on the opportunity to talk shit about liberal arts majors. It's guaranteed to happen.
Obviously its a pretty shit time for anyone to be graduating.
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What do you think when you see an American post using British spellings and words, like: colour, whilst, grey, cuppa, arse, etc?
Sometimes I don't notice it, other times I notice it, but don't care.
Sometimes I don't notice it, other times I notice it, but don't care.
what was it?burnzz wrote:
i just looked at newbie's post above.Nic wrote:
He deleted it I think.
i had hoped everyone got a chance to post in it, i guess the Euro's missed out . . .
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Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
what if, Supah and madddogsand runningmen had a love child named pace51?FatherTed wrote:
what was it?burnzz wrote:
i just looked at newbie's post above.Nic wrote:
He deleted it I think.
i had hoped everyone got a chance to post in it, i guess the Euro's missed out . . .