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[Statulos]

For a number of years I scouted markets back in Spain triying to find ilegal sellers and I can proudly say that I got some amazing weapons that are now in museums. And well, they seller has a fine larger that Bill Gate´s account; that´s even more refreshing.



My personal collection of cool historical stuff is more or less restricted to weapons; most of them from the Ancient Age. Every time I see someone selling a real piece I just freak out since they come generaly from spoilers.

[DragonDefender]

I want the bone of a Saint, yeah it is a little morbid but hey could you imagine the conversation starter it would be on a coffee table.

[Dark Lilith]

DragonDefender wrote...

I want the bone of a Saint, yeah it is a little morbid but hey could you imagine the conversation starter it would be on a coffee table.

Saint Lilith?

[Statulos]

That is close to impossible to get. Catholic church holds a very severe control on relics since they are needed for churches.



And forget about getting a piece of the "biggies" (St, Francis, St. Iacobus, St. Louis and so on) because if you do you´ll get this:





(People over here love to see me in that shirt!)

[Godak]

Statulos wrote...


(People over here love to see me in that shirt!)

...Probably because it's the most factual piece of clothing ever seen.

[Borschtbeet]

I'm a computer repairman and no I don't enjoy what I do for a living.

[Dark Lilith]

later kids.

[Statulos]

Godak wrote...

Statulos wrote...


(People over here love to see me in that shirt!)

...Probably because it's the most factual piece of clothing ever seen.

Definetly, you don´t want me to wear this:

[DragonDefender]

Lol it



It should say : The Spanish Inquisition - Fun for the Family !!!

[JHorwath]

Sales and staffing at a company. It's incredibly boring but I do help contribute to the economy by getting people jobs. Every year or two I hunker down and write a story or two that I like but nobody ends up reading except for a handful of people...

At this stage of my life I've kind of failed at everything I've tried.  So I'm kind of an epic fail machine. 

Modifié par JHorwath, 23 février 2010 - 07:39 .

[Statulos]

DragonDefender wrote...

Lol it

It should say : The Spanish Inquisition - Fun for the Family !!!

Naah: "you´ll cry, you´ll beg, you´ll love it."

[DragonDefender]

Statulos wrote...

DragonDefender wrote...

Lol it

It should say : The Spanish Inquisition - Fun for the Family !!!

Naah: "you´ll cry, you´ll beg, you´ll love it."

lulz

[Seagloom]

JHorwath wrote...

Sales and staffing at a company. It's incredibly boring but I do help contribute to the economy by getting people jobs. Every year or two I hunker down and write a story or two that I like but nobody ends up reading except for a handful of people...

At this stage of my life I've kind of failed at everything I've tried.  So I'm kind of an epic fail machine. 

Having found job through a staffing company once around a decade ago, I can say I appreciate the work of folks like you. Having a helping hand finding work when you're not too great at it yourself, is a very useful thing. As for failing well... all I will say is I hope you haven't given up striving to reach your goals. I know how cold life can be and how hard it is to hold unto a dream, but if you keep trying it could happen. I guess that sounds a little empty coming from random interwebs person #39755, but I wouldn't feel right not responding to that at all.

[Grog415]

I have been a computer/.network tech since forever. Systems Administration and Computer Admin. But thinking more of going professional turning malted grains into urine.

[Quixal]

JHorwath wrote...
Sales and staffing at a company. It's incredibly boring but I do help contribute to the economy by getting people jobs. Every year or two I hunker down and write a story or two that I like but nobody ends up reading except for a handful of people...

At this stage of my life I've kind of failed at everything I've tried.  So I'm kind of an epic fail machine. 

Your efforts are greatly appreciated. I have used such services a number of times to good effect. Don't give up on the writing and try to get to the point where you can let a wider range of folks look at it. It is both good for confidence and useful in terms of constructive criticism.

Seagloom wrote...
I guess that sounds a little empty coming from random interwebs person #39755, but I wouldn't feel right not responding to that at all.

Don't be silly. You are random interweb person #4153.

Edit: Heh, it occurs to me that I never actually contributed. *sheepish look*

I am a health services researcher, and amateur writer. The former is what I do for a living while the latter is what I dream of doing for a living.

Modifié par Quixal, 23 février 2010 - 09:02 .

[Statulos]

JHorwath wrote...
At this stage of my life I've kind of failed at everything I've tried.  So I'm kind of an epic fail machine. 

What the...? The only definitive failure is death; in the meantime, you still have tons of things to do, see, say, learn and experience.

[Seagloom]

~Looks at profile~ Ah yes, #4153. My mistake. XD

[Etheco]

New here but i am a full time web developer for a e-com company.

[AngryFrozenWater]

I am a C++/assembly coder with a special interest in Belgian beer.

Modifié par AngryFrozenWater, 23 février 2010 - 09:59 .

[Vanaer]

I live of a state sponsorship for my study (political science(s))... hmmmm... tax money...

[Gumbeaux Jr]

Design Engineer for a Mining equipment co. It's a pretty good job, but always looking for better! I'm 26, and in U.S.

[shadowwaker_3]

Full time student still, but expected to graduate in August/September with a degree in both "Design for Virtual Theatre and Games" (BAT) as "Game Design and Development" (MA).



Hoping to find a job after that, of course. As a game writer/designer (and/or concept artist). Canada sounds like a nice place to start. :3



(They're actually campaigning to get game developers from here to Canada, since the production costs are lower and a multitude of other reasons. Our game companies, big and small, keep tumbling over because of the crisis...)

[Vansen Elamber]

I work at a golf course in British Columbia, Canada. It is only a job that last 7 months of the year so I get 5 months off each winter and I collect Umemployment Insurance during that time and I get to game all winter long. If anyone is interested here is a link to the golf course I work at...

http://www.squamishvalleygolf.com/

Modifié par Vansen Elamber, 28 février 2010 - 06:22 .

[Vansen Elamber]

Celrath wrote...

Vansen Elamber wrote...

I work at a golf course in British Columbia, Canada. It is only a job that last 7 months of the year so I get 7 months off each winter and I collect Umemployment Insurance during that time and I get to game all winter long. If anyone is interested here is a link the the golf course I work at...

http://www.squamishvalleygolf.com/

wow they have 14 months a year in Canada I did not know that

Yes I was watching the Olympics on TV while I posted that and typed it wrong of course....its edited now