MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Not only that. I said it metaphorically so I wouldn't get into too much trouble for being perverted. I used the line that Engineer Gabriella Daniels said on the Normandy. She was talking about the Normandy's Systems, but Donnelly said, "Are you talking about the Normandy's Systems, or Miranda?
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Not only that. I said it metaphorically so I wouldn't get into too much trouble for being perverted. I used the line that Engineer Gabriella Daniels said on the Normandy. She was talking about the Normandy's Systems, but Donnelly said, "Are you talking about the Normandy's Systems, or Miranda?
AgitatedLemon wrote...
@Schem
Da Vinci was also a scientist, and Michelangelo was also an architect, both of which are real "jobs".
Da Vinci also wasn't very famous when he was alive, at all. Michelangelo was almost the opposite, but that can be attributed to his work on the Sistine Chapel.
And lol @ art school.
Modifié par schemata, 21 janvier 2012 - 02:33 .
AgitatedLemon wrote...
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Not only that. I said it metaphorically so I wouldn't get into too much trouble for being perverted. I used the line that Engineer Gabriella Daniels said on the Normandy. She was talking about the Normandy's Systems, but Donnelly said, "Are you talking about the Normandy's Systems, or Miranda?
If we can carry on a 2 page joke discussion on food sex, I don't think you have anything to worry about.
schemata wrote...
AgitatedLemon wrote...
@Schem
Da Vinci was also a scientist, and Michelangelo was also an architect, both of which are real "jobs".
Da Vinci also wasn't very famous when he was alive, at all. Michelangelo was almost the opposite, but that can be attributed to his work on the Sistine Chapel.
And lol @ art school.
I just don't like how you imply something as truth when you have no idea what you were talking about. But you keep shifting the arguement. You went from Professional is when you get paid which is wrong so you shifted and said someone like michelangelo and da vinci werent professionals, and they were, and now your shifting again saying da vinci was also a scientist, (irrelevant, thats not what he was know for,) and michelangelo having been an architect, also irrelevant, he was known as a sculpture. Da Vinci was just as famous as an professional artist when he was alive as todays professional artists are know, ie. there own circles. sistine Chapel is what "we" know him for but it wasnt what he was praised as a professional for doing. Stop shifting from irrelevant to irrelevant. And you can "lol" @ art school, but like I said its one of the oldest professions in the world and theres a lot of value in its history.
Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 21 janvier 2012 - 02:39 .
android654 wrote...
AgitatedLemon wrote...
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Not only that. I said it metaphorically so I wouldn't get into too much trouble for being perverted. I used the line that Engineer Gabriella Daniels said on the Normandy. She was talking about the Normandy's Systems, but Donnelly said, "Are you talking about the Normandy's Systems, or Miranda?
If we can carry on a 2 page joke discussion on food sex, I don't think you have anything to worry about.
Ooo! Does this mean I can post pictures of murder/sex again? I have other rooms and people covered in blood this time. One of the bodies has teeth marks.
AgitatedLemon wrote...
android654 wrote...
AgitatedLemon wrote...
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Not only that. I said it metaphorically so I wouldn't get into too much trouble for being perverted. I used the line that Engineer Gabriella Daniels said on the Normandy. She was talking about the Normandy's Systems, but Donnelly said, "Are you talking about the Normandy's Systems, or Miranda?
If we can carry on a 2 page joke discussion on food sex, I don't think you have anything to worry about.
Ooo! Does this mean I can post pictures of murder/sex again? I have other rooms and people covered in blood this time. One of the bodies has teeth marks.
*Rolls up newspaper*
I shouldn't have to tell you a third time.
AgitatedLemon wrote...
schemata wrote...
AgitatedLemon wrote...
schemata wrote...
AgitatedLemon wrote...
schemata wrote...
reminds me a pretty cool quote I heard once.jtav wrote...
All professional means is that you are paid. It's no guarantee of quality. Where I do have a considerable advantage is that I don't have real world budgets or time constraints to worry about. That still doesn't make the romance good.
"Amatures practice until they get it right, professionals practice until they never get it wrong." However amatures get paid too!
... No they don't.
Once you receive your first paycheck, and continue to receive said paychecks, you're a professional.
gahh. This couldn't be more wrong. You can be an amature painter get paid, and still be something else- like a lawyer. Or an amature photographer, get paid but still be, say a doctor. Your a professional doctor or a lawyer, but on the side, as a hobby your an amature photographer, or painter. Being a professional has more to do with skill than money.
That's because painting isn't a profession, hence the term professional.
It isn't a legally recognized "job".
Painting is one of the oldest professions in the world.
And the bold is nonsense.
I should have clarified.
If you're painting as an artist (Ala Da Vinci or Michaelangelo), then no, it isn't a profession.
If you're a painter (like someone who paints signs or designs), then yes, it's a profession.
Same can go for any other "artsy" type hobby.
1. I said "professional" means that you're payed for your work. That's just a fact. Amateurs, who by definition of the word are not professionals, are not getting payed for their work. There may be the odd exposure that can lead to a deal or a job offer, but you can't be a professional "artist", because it isn't your job, nor is it a primary source of income (Unless you're a celebrity artist or something). Your work can be on a "professional level", but you are not considered a professional due to the definition of the word.
2. You were the one who decided to go in depth with Da Vinci and Michelangelo. Don't accuse me of something you started.
3.
Modifié par MASSEFFECTfanforlife101, 21 janvier 2012 - 02:43 .
Modifié par Ryzaki, 21 janvier 2012 - 02:45 .
android654 wrote...
AgitatedLemon wrote...
android654 wrote...
AgitatedLemon wrote...
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Not only that. I said it metaphorically so I wouldn't get into too much trouble for being perverted. I used the line that Engineer Gabriella Daniels said on the Normandy. She was talking about the Normandy's Systems, but Donnelly said, "Are you talking about the Normandy's Systems, or Miranda?
If we can carry on a 2 page joke discussion on food sex, I don't think you have anything to worry about.
Ooo! Does this mean I can post pictures of murder/sex again? I have other rooms and people covered in blood this time. One of the bodies has teeth marks.
*Rolls up newspaper*
I shouldn't have to tell you a third time.
Who doesn't like to look at mangled bodies covered in so much blood its jet black and clumps their hair and skin together? Who doesn't? Someone without taste, thats who!
Modifié par android654, 21 janvier 2012 - 02:48 .
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
@android654 Not what I was thinking.
Collider wrote...
Interesting conversation here.
Ryzaki wrote...
pro‧fes‧sion‧al /prəˈfeshənl/ ♫
▶ adjective
[attrib.] of, relating to, or connected with a profession: young professional people | the professional schools of Yale and Harvard.
(of a person) engaged in a specified activity as one's main paid occupation rather than as a pastime: a professional boxer.
• having or showing the skill appropriate to a professional person; competent or skillful: their music is both memorable and professional.
• worthy of or appropriate to a professional person: his professional expertise.
• informal, derogatory denoting a person who persistently makes a feature of a particular activity or attribute: a professional naysayer.
▶ noun a person engaged or qualified in a profession: professionals such as lawyers and surveyors.
• a person engaged in a specified activity, esp. a sport or branch of the performing arts, as a main paid occupation rather than as a pastime.
• a person competent or skilled in a particular activity: she was a real professional on stage.
→ pro‧fes‧sion‧al‧ly /-shənl-ē/ adverb
CanOxford dictonary.
Can we please stop the needless semantics arguement now?
Modifié par MASSEFFECTfanforlife101, 21 janvier 2012 - 02:49 .
schemata wrote...
My arguement was simply being paid wasnt enough for someone to be considered a professional, and that amatures got paid too. Lemon then went on to post something that wasnt true. I corrected, he came back with something again that wasnt true and I corrected again. He constantly squirms his way out of arguements without correction, and Im calling him on it.
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
I don't know, more like talking normally in front of the Squad, then I say to my Squad, "Excuse us."
Then Miri and I find a spot where no one is around. All of a sudden we grab each other and Make Out!
AgitatedLemon wrote...
schemata wrote...
My arguement was simply being paid wasnt enough for someone to be considered a professional, and that amatures got paid too. Lemon then went on to post something that wasnt true. I corrected, he came back with something again that wasnt true and I corrected again. He constantly squirms his way out of arguements without correction, and Im calling him on it.
And you're the one complaining to me all butthurt about it.
schemata wrote...
AgitatedLemon wrote...
schemata wrote...
My arguement was simply being paid wasnt enough for someone to be considered a professional, and that amatures got paid too. Lemon then went on to post something that wasnt true. I corrected, he came back with something again that wasnt true and I corrected again. He constantly squirms his way out of arguements without correction, and Im calling him on it.
And you're the one complaining to me all butthurt about it.
Your ignorance wouldnt be half as bad if you didnt post every few minutes. Im not complaining, just pointing out you have no idea what your talking about, but talk like you do.
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