If you see hundreds of fan works and instead of thinking "damn, the customers love us" you think "how dare they make fanart without paying us for it", you probably don't deserve the customers.
To me, as an individual, a cease-and-desist doen't feel like you're trying to talk to me, it feels like you're trying to bully me. If you're trying to talk to me, give me a call or send me an informal email, from one human being to another.
Imposing your views will not magically create schools for their education, it'll only lead to them not having a job. Let them have their own development, and maybe they'll end up with their *own* culture instead of yours.
Common use where I live (.be, so also non-native english) makes a difference between "cash" and "in cash".
"cash" means "payed on the spot", while "in cash" means "with physical monies issues by the government". Thus, payment with a credit or debit card also counts as "cash".
Wikipedia doesn't mention any of that in the article about cash, though, so this may be a local thing.
Granted, my grandfather did see you lot. It's interesting to note, though, that had you not been afraid to get your feet wet until everyone's favourite austrian had Europe pretty much covered, the Marshall plan might not have been necessary at all.
I can only applaud that you're voting with your wallet - that's how the economy *should* work. However, I don't agree with your original comment: they're not "pretending it's a full sequel" at all, they're being honest and telling you how they will be doing this game.
How is this different from the original StarCraft having an expansion pack that added races ?
Sorry, I never saw (or needed) any of your charity, being in the EU. I do see you lot forcing security theatre on my air travel, trying to get to my private banking data with SWIFT exchanges (that fortunately got blocked off by the European Commison), and more such shenanigans. I'm not even mentioning you lot giving us McDonalds and KFC.
Get off your high horse, and stop thinking you're the mecenas that keeps the world alive.
I check mine daily. It's just part of my routine, and because I know it's mostly spam in there, a quick subject scan usually suffices to confirm there's nothing unusual and I can click delete-all.
A lot of spam seems to come in batches, btw, there's often four, five times almost identical subjects.
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Should HAVE used it this time round, too.
Have you tried donating him to Canada ?
If you see hundreds of fan works and instead of thinking "damn, the customers love us" you think "how dare they make fanart without paying us for it", you probably don't deserve the customers.
> There is enough evidence that radiation can be hazardious.
Yeah, we should've outlawed that evil daystar centuries ago.
To me, as an individual, a cease-and-desist doen't feel like you're trying to talk to me, it feels like you're trying to bully me. If you're trying to talk to me, give me a call or send me an informal email, from one human being to another.
If he wants pictures he can damn well go and find them himself on fchan.
Albuquerque ? I said Aldebaran, you git. No wonder you're lost.
Yes, because *obviously* the bio-industry has the best interests of the consumer at heart, and not their own pockets.
Imposing your views will not magically create schools for their education, it'll only lead to them not having a job. Let them have their own development, and maybe they'll end up with their *own* culture instead of yours.
Well, way back, Sorcery Linux was free. It eventually died, of course, and from it's rotting corpse spawned Gentoo.
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Chuck Norris not liking you tends to be a pretty major problem.
They are not mutually exclusive, however. I daresay he was referring to both of them, but put the more important one first.
No, it is not "payment in cash", but it *is* considered "cash payment".
Common use where I live (.be, so also non-native english) makes a difference between "cash" and "in cash".
"cash" means "payed on the spot", while "in cash" means "with physical monies issues by the government". Thus, payment with a credit or debit card also counts as "cash".
Wikipedia doesn't mention any of that in the article about cash, though, so this may be a local thing.
You'll become a lot more interested as soon as your internet barfs right after you finish a particularly difficult boss.
Well, it's so annoying that nobody buys the game, so nobody gets a copy to pirate off.
SQL injections as a top attack vector in 2010 seems more like a bridge with a slot labeled "bomb goes here", to me.
First post, *and* common sense ? I wish I had a +1 WhatAreYouDoingHere mod.
Granted, my grandfather did see you lot. It's interesting to note, though, that had you not been afraid to get your feet wet until everyone's favourite austrian had Europe pretty much covered, the Marshall plan might not have been necessary at all.
I can only applaud that you're voting with your wallet - that's how the economy *should* work. However, I don't agree with your original comment: they're not "pretending it's a full sequel" at all, they're being honest and telling you how they will be doing this game.
How is this different from the original StarCraft having an expansion pack that added races ?
I have no problem whatsoever with (b), as long as (a) works as advertised.
Sorry, I never saw (or needed) any of your charity, being in the EU. I do see you lot forcing security theatre on my air travel, trying to get to my private banking data with SWIFT exchanges (that fortunately got blocked off by the European Commison), and more such shenanigans. I'm not even mentioning you lot giving us McDonalds and KFC.
Get off your high horse, and stop thinking you're the mecenas that keeps the world alive.
Sorry. I'm not buying that a store will voluntarily take less profit on an item because people buy insurance or other related items for it.
I check mine daily. It's just part of my routine, and because I know it's mostly spam in there, a quick subject scan usually suffices to confirm there's nothing unusual and I can click delete-all.
A lot of spam seems to come in batches, btw, there's often four, five times almost identical subjects.