dingy

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by dingy 16y ago
That's enough to live a comfortable life, but don't even think about buying a house with that [alone]. That's my point: it's not economic martyrdom. Sure, it's limiting, but it's not some huge sacrifice that you can't possibly expect peop
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by dingy 16y ago
[ http://live.uuapplicaties.dwsuu01.dc01.je-itc.com/uuvacature... ] € 2800 per month is definitely not a bad salary. You're right, I can't speak for the US, but here you can live a comfortable life with that (and if you keep rising through
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by dingy 16y ago
Most of the people who are smashing atoms and charting the cosmos are economic martyrs. Baloney. Here in the Netherlands, scientists working at universities and research institutes get a pretty decent salary. Sure, they don't get filthy r
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by dingy 16y ago
That's some crafty crappifying. It took me quite some time to translate it back to We speculate that "survival of the fittest" applies to people.
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by dingy 16y ago
So, it's not fair but there's nothing wrong with it? I don't think we have the same definition of the word "wrong".
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by dingy 16y ago
Well, if I'm the (non-criminal) customer and you're the game producer, what's wrong with it is that you're making your problem my problem. It isn't, it shouldn't be and I'm not going to let it be (and no, I don't pirate, I just don't buy st
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by dingy 16y ago
Seriously, what is it with you yanks? "I used [something most people use] every minute of every day, but I decided to stop using [that something] alltogether and now I feel [free/empowered/at peace/intellectually stimulated/etc]." What abou
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by dingy 16y ago
If I was head of the Coxsackie-Athens High School, I'd be damn proud. You've taught your students well if they end up concluding you've been doing it wrong all the time.