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Kung Lao/Smoke main. Maker of puns and bad jokes.
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Icebaby Wrote:
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So Violent...
Jironobou Wrote:
So Violent...
Icebaby Wrote:
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So Violent...
Ever get so mad at your laptop that you want to throw it against something, thinking that throwing it might solve all issues? Yeah, I don't think like that, but I kinda do want to throw stuff right now because Premiere Pro is really starting to irritate me.
Episode 3 of the One Word, Go! Show has been posted. Check it out, and don't forget to submit your word!

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Riyakou Wrote:
You pay taxes on buss passes?
I don't know what I'm talking about lol; I hardly know anything about Canada other than the people are very nice and it's cold most of the year, I think.
So, how does paying taxes work in Canada?
You pay taxes on buss passes?
I don't know what I'm talking about lol; I hardly know anything about Canada other than the people are very nice and it's cold most of the year, I think.
So, how does paying taxes work in Canada?
Meh, not everyone in Canada's nice, and not all spots are cold. Most of the stereotypes are based on the province of Ontario, which has a very humid (ie, more extreme) climate. For example, where I am (British Columbia), it never gets colder than 0 C (32 F), but also never warmer than 25 C (77 F), while in Ontario, temperatures range from -30 C (-22 F) and 35 C (95 F). It's sort of like comparing New York to Washington, really.
As for the taxes, I wouldn't know the difference, as I have my friend do my taxes for me for cheap (a meal and booze); all he asks for are my T4s (forms we get from work/school detailing how much was made/spent and deducted in tax) and receipts that we claim for business expenses. There are incentives to take public transit, thus my claiming bus passes.
Given how little I work, how little taxes I pay as a result, and based on what my friend said upon seeing my meager amount of receipts, I don't expect to receive a substantial refund this year... But I never have anyway, and am not in any sort of debt due to my thriftiness, so it works out.


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Jerrod Wrote:
I was almost never able to use that shield effectively, could never time it right.
travelingwilbury Wrote:
The Sonic 3 final boss is piss easy. Just use the double jump. You won't need to hit him directly because of the shield it creates around you. If you want a hard final Sonic boss, get to Sonic 2.....dat shit still be crazy
The Sonic 3 final boss is piss easy. Just use the double jump. You won't need to hit him directly because of the shield it creates around you. If you want a hard final Sonic boss, get to Sonic 2.....dat shit still be crazy
I was almost never able to use that shield effectively, could never time it right.
The insta-shield? It makes that game even easier, not that it needed to be. Sonic 3 is by far the easiest 2D Sonic. I'm sure there was some sort of outcry in its wake, since S&K is a pretty stiff challenge to newer players.
Jerrod Wrote:
Meh, not everyone in Canada's nice, and not all spots are cold. Most of the stereotypes are based on the province of Ontario, which has a very humid (ie, more extreme) climate. For example, where I am (British Columbia), it never gets colder than 0 C (32 F), but also never warmer than 25 C (77 F), while in Ontario, temperatures range from -30 C (-22 F) and 35 C (95 F). It's sort of like comparing New York to Washington, really.
As for the taxes, I wouldn't know the difference, as I have my friend do my taxes for me for cheap (a meal and booze); all he asks for are my T4s (forms we get from work/school detailing how much was made/spent and deducted in tax) and receipts that we claim for business expenses. There are incentives to take public transit, thus my claiming bus passes.
Given how little I work, how little taxes I pay as a result, and based on what my friend said upon seeing my meager amount of receipts, I don't expect to receive a substantial refund this year... But I never have anyway, and am not in any sort of debt due to my thriftiness, so it works out.
Riyakou Wrote:
You pay taxes on buss passes?
I don't know what I'm talking about lol; I hardly know anything about Canada other than the people are very nice and it's cold most of the year, I think.
So, how does paying taxes work in Canada?
You pay taxes on buss passes?
I don't know what I'm talking about lol; I hardly know anything about Canada other than the people are very nice and it's cold most of the year, I think.
So, how does paying taxes work in Canada?
Meh, not everyone in Canada's nice, and not all spots are cold. Most of the stereotypes are based on the province of Ontario, which has a very humid (ie, more extreme) climate. For example, where I am (British Columbia), it never gets colder than 0 C (32 F), but also never warmer than 25 C (77 F), while in Ontario, temperatures range from -30 C (-22 F) and 35 C (95 F). It's sort of like comparing New York to Washington, really.
As for the taxes, I wouldn't know the difference, as I have my friend do my taxes for me for cheap (a meal and booze); all he asks for are my T4s (forms we get from work/school detailing how much was made/spent and deducted in tax) and receipts that we claim for business expenses. There are incentives to take public transit, thus my claiming bus passes.
Given how little I work, how little taxes I pay as a result, and based on what my friend said upon seeing my meager amount of receipts, I don't expect to receive a substantial refund this year... But I never have anyway, and am not in any sort of debt due to my thriftiness, so it works out.
In the U.S. we generally file our taxes on working income alone.
There are deductables, like martial status and how many children you have, but that's pretty much it.
I shall completely ignore your statement that not everyone in Canada is nice.


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I'm laughing hard at Fall Out Boy because their new album is called "Save Rock & Roll"
I think they need to look up the definition of pretentious.
I think they need to look up the definition of pretentious.


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Icebaby Wrote:
Bam
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and dirt is gone

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Riyakou Wrote:
I shall completely ignore your statement that not everyone in Canada is nice.
I shall completely ignore your statement that not everyone in Canada is nice.
You should meet some Quebecois... Ask them for directions in English, and see what happens.
Okay, that's a terrible stereotype, but it does happen.


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Awkward moment today, this big older lady(40 somethings maybe) fell in my lap on the bus and then made a joke about something hard in my pocket(my phone). People annoy me sometimes.............. that's all.
Have a nice day!
Have a nice day!
Jerrod Wrote:
You should meet some Quebecois... Ask them for directions in English, and see what happens.
Okay, that's a terrible stereotype, but it does happen.
Riyakou Wrote:
I shall completely ignore your statement that not everyone in Canada is nice.
I shall completely ignore your statement that not everyone in Canada is nice.
You should meet some Quebecois... Ask them for directions in English, and see what happens.
Okay, that's a terrible stereotype, but it does happen.
That doesn't count; they're not real people. They are the hipsters of world culture, bein all different for the sake of bein different.
Durn Kebekwas!
coltess Wrote:
That doesn't count; they're not real people. They are the hipsters of world culture, bein all different for the sake of bein different.
Jerrod Wrote:
You should meet some Quebecois... Ask them for directions in English, and see what happens.
Okay, that's a terrible stereotype, but it does happen.
Riyakou Wrote:
I shall completely ignore your statement that not everyone in Canada is nice.
I shall completely ignore your statement that not everyone in Canada is nice.
You should meet some Quebecois... Ask them for directions in English, and see what happens.
Okay, that's a terrible stereotype, but it does happen.
That doesn't count; they're not real people. They are the hipsters of world culture, bein all different for the sake of bein different.
"I'd rather be different and stick out, than be common and not exist."
- Legion Ivory
Icebaby Wrote:
Yay, my psychology project is done! Now... how to get a 20 minute clip onto Youtube...
Yay, my psychology project is done! Now... how to get a 20 minute clip onto Youtube...
Well, past me, you verified your account, so now you can upload videos that are longer than 15 minutes... I don't think you'll have any problems now.
Riyakou Wrote:
"The desire and will to stand out from the crowd should never be discouraged. No matter the effort taken, the will to be different is a beautiful thing."
- Legion Ivory
"The desire and will to stand out from the crowd should never be discouraged. No matter the effort taken, the will to be different is a beautiful thing."
- Legion Ivory
I most fullheartedly disagree with that. If you're creating an identity simply to be different you're not being true to yourself; that's a lie to the very core of your being. If who you are is part of a crowd -part of the masses- then you should joyfully and gleefully accept that position because that is where your heart lies. You should manufacture a persona to simply be different you should rejoice in your innate qualities that make you different, not create differences out of a desire to have them.
-Me, just now, from my brain.
coltess Wrote:
I most fullheartedly disagree with that. If you're creating an identity simply to be different you're not being true to yourself; that's a lie to the very core of your being. If who you are is part of a crowd -part of the masses- then you should joyfully and gleefully accept that position because that is where your heart lies. You should manufacture a persona to simply be different you should rejoice in your innate qualities that make you different, not create differences out of a desire to have them.
-Me, just now, from my brain.
Riyakou Wrote:
"The desire and will to stand out from the crowd should never be discouraged. No matter the effort taken, the will to be different is a beautiful thing."
- Legion Ivory
coltess Wrote:
A manufactured difference isn't a difference it's a costume.
Riyakou Wrote:
"I'd rather be different and stick out, than be common and not exist."
- Legion Ivory
coltess Wrote:
That doesn't count; they're not real people. They are the hipsters of world culture, bein all different for the sake of bein different.
Jerrod Wrote:
You should meet some Quebecois... Ask them for directions in English, and see what happens.
Okay, that's a terrible stereotype, but it does happen.
Riyakou Wrote:
I shall completely ignore your statement that not everyone in Canada is nice.
I shall completely ignore your statement that not everyone in Canada is nice.
You should meet some Quebecois... Ask them for directions in English, and see what happens.
Okay, that's a terrible stereotype, but it does happen.
That doesn't count; they're not real people. They are the hipsters of world culture, bein all different for the sake of bein different.
"I'd rather be different and stick out, than be common and not exist."
- Legion Ivory
A manufactured difference isn't a difference it's a costume.
"The desire and will to stand out from the crowd should never be discouraged. No matter the effort taken, the will to be different is a beautiful thing."
- Legion Ivory
I most fullheartedly disagree with that. If you're creating an identity simply to be different you're not being true to yourself; that's a lie to the very core of your being. If who you are is part of a crowd -part of the masses- then you should joyfully and gleefully accept that position because that is where your heart lies. You should manufacture a persona to simply be different you should rejoice in your innate qualities that make you different, not create differences out of a desire to have them.
-Me, just now, from my brain.
"Everyone loves to talk about 'true self' and 'masks' and whatnot. Well, a mask is not dictated by whether or not it is the person's actual face. It is dictated by whether or not the person is content. We all have masks, and we choose to wear them. There's nothing wrong with that, unless it goes against our contentment. Only when we are not happy with what we see, does the mask become a lie."
- Legion Ivory
"What the hell is a hipster...? That's it? That's just someone being brave. Most people do whatever it takes to fit in, because that's what our society wants. I think it's great that there are people out there doing whatever it takes to be different."
- Legion Ivory
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