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    posted a message on Ultimate Random Chat Thread [URT] v4
    Indeed, those are the best. Especially when you think you're fucked because of it. I hope I never have to deal with that again since I graduated college!!! wooooo!!
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    posted a message on Enkeria's Diablo 3 Art, Video & Music
    Didn't you do some fanart a while back?
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    posted a message on This poor forum section.
    Wow...Zhar is back?
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    posted a message on Ultimate Random Chat Thread [URT] v4
    Ya...I think I would spend money on it as well if I had it. I really just started and am in nm with my first char so I don't really have a need for the AH yet. We'll see.
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    posted a message on Blizzard should be ASHAMED of online only HC
    It's as simple as the title says.

    Lag should NOT be an aspect of a game's difficulty. First let me say:

    I CHOSE to play hardcore.

    I did NOT choose to play on the internet. I wanted to play hardcore offline like I've ALWAYS done.
    My last HC D2 character died at level 89. I was not upset in the slightest. I said GG to D2. It was a fair death.

    However, the death of my lvl 24 HC Barb in D3 is completely inexcusable as it had nothing to do with my performance. It was about lag.
    I should be able to play without that risk. And if I can't I should be able to have my character restored. Which we all know will never happen.
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    posted a message on Ultimate Random Chat Thread [URT] v4
    I assume not US huh?
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    posted a message on Ultimate Random Chat Thread [URT] v4
    Om nom nom nomz!!!

    You guys play that game called Diablo 3? We should play sometime! :D
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    posted a message on Ultimate Random Chat Thread [URT] v4
    Hi guyz!!!!!! :D
    My hardcore char died so I thought I'd come bother you.
    *poke*
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    posted a message on Rise of the Cow King, an illustration
    These are quite interesting...Very nice.
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    posted a message on Ultimate Random Chat Thread [URT] v4
    Well, while most people are bored of D3 by now, I'm just now getting really pumped for it. I'll hopefully be finally playing this game by next weekend when my pc arrives. ^_^
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    posted a message on Drugs, drugs, and drugs!!! - What is your opinion?
    The word drug is completely useless and muddy. So much of what we consume every day is a "drug".
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    posted a message on Ultimate Random Chat Thread [URT] v4
    Quote from Nekrodrac

    Dammit Jammy, how do you get that damage!?!

    I think the max i got to was 48k. lol.

    I started playing some hardcore. I must say...it's pretty intense.

    Is it true?! Has the mythical WerHamster returned? The one called Seth? The one called Magistrate?!...My word...
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    posted a message on Cains Death wasn't epic enough.
    Quote from DokFaust

    Just wait till we fight Uber Cain in the expansion - 'You are not prepared, stay a while and be flayed'.

    Omg...I died laughing.
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    posted a message on Ultimate Random Chat Thread [URT] v4
    All hail the CowKing!!!!
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    posted a message on Ultimate Random Chat Thread [URT] v4
    Quote from proletaria

    College is overrated. You will hear this one and only one time from me, a career professor and here are the situations and reasons why:

    1. Degree Mills: The bachelor is currently worth fairly close to nothing. Work experience is more highly prized and post-graduate education is assumed or greatly desired anywhere that degree training is relevant.

    2. Contracted Economy: The work-force grows and the number of employers has shrunk. Vegas made a very appropriate assumption in suggesting that this was a good time to start a business (although certainly no guarantee of success).

    3. Public Knowledge: Almost all the information our species has, collectively, is online somewhere. Given a strong enough desire to learn about something, you can readily self-teach more than ever.

    Having said all that, it is untenable that -most- [potential] students should choose this path. It would lead to a reversal of situations where degrees are over-valued, employers too numerous, and information closely guarded. I think we may indeed be trending this way with the most recent generation understanding the failures of post-secondary institutions.

    I also think that a well-rounded education does make better persons, but given the option of recommending someone to attend a rather expensive four year institution or telling them to find out about their topics of interest at khanacademy.org (or some such) is a no-brainer. It is more imrpotant than ever to truly grasp what one wants out of their education before making an investment into it.

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    My advice would be more generalized: to find an interest and then try to shoe-horn it into a career.

    Very nice. I have been playing with those ideas myself for the past few years. Especially as a artist, it is cut and dry as far as the bachelor is concerned. The degree means nothing in my field. Thus, I'm actually at school to learn. Go figure lol.

    Maybe, once this opinion is widely recognized as a relative truth, the approach to secondary school will evolve. As is, the system still sets under the guise of "come pay lots of money to say you have a degree with us". In other words, reputation is still important. Maybe once there is such an over inflation of degrees, the school systems might change the motto to "hey, come spend some money to actually learn something since we all know that nobody cares about what school you went to anymore!"

    Not to say that such a scenario will occur soon or even ever. Just a thought. Maybe we just won't have physical schools in the future. :P


    Yet, there is still an important motto to consider that holds true today. "It's not what you know, but who you know". Aside from the actual skill that I am learning, the most important thing is the people I have been connected to. And at any one of those massively prestigious schools there are certainly a few good people to know there.

    Edit: I agree Vegas. And I REALLY hope that holds true for me. So far so good! :D
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