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DwmC_Foefen
Belgium2186 Posts
Also, trading bananas for a donkey isn't very accurate ... | ||
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kulik-
Czech Republic305 Posts
On January 20 2010 04:40 Chill wrote: Ok now I don't feel bad for you not liking me. uh? if u mean about my knowledge of english.. its quite big different to speak or to write and to understand.. and i sadly understand ur commentanting and ur knowledge or bw is like my knowledge of korean langue sry | ||
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Jonoman92
United States9103 Posts
On January 20 2010 04:36 kulik- wrote: sry but this is like most stupid argument.. hey screw you I was agreeing with you.... or at least I thought I was... not entirely sure what you said in the OP. I think people are being a bit harsh but you shouldn't be rude when you are not expressing/comprehending your own and other peoples' thoughts correctly. On January 20 2010 04:43 kulik- wrote: uh? if u mean about my knowledge of english.. its quite big different to speak or to write and to understand.. and i sadly understand ur commentanting and ur knowledge or bw is like my knowledge of korean langue sry loool!!! nice post | ||
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citi.zen
2509 Posts
Now that the thread has gone nicely off-topic its time to check out. Good luck :-) | ||
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kulik-
Czech Republic305 Posts
 and jonoman sry for that but realy that argument is stupid because as someone said it that charge of money/gold would change or how to say it..and im know that i speak and write quite bad... because i dont have english in school anymore and i dont speak a lot lately so i really struggle with that... but i feel ofended that someone say ah u idiot u dont speak well english and hes from america or canada... if u dont understand so go somewhere else... | ||
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
On January 20 2010 04:43 kulik- wrote: uh? if u mean about my knowledge of english.. its quite big different to speak or to write and to understand.. and i sadly understand ur commentanting and ur knowledge or bw is like my knowledge of korean langue sry hahaha funny | ||
Chill
Calgary25977 Posts
On January 20 2010 04:43 kulik- wrote: uh? if u mean about my knowledge of english.. its quite big different to speak or to write and to understand.. and i sadly understand ur commentanting and ur knowledge or bw is like my knowledge of korean langue sry 그래서 천재 입니까? 그래요? | ||
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kulik-
Czech Republic305 Posts
On January 20 2010 04:55 Chill wrote: Yes the comments about English are stupid. I wish people wouldn't do that when the point is clear despite the English having mistakes. 그래서 천재 입니까? 그래요? some kind of canadian humor? like ur knowledge of bw are good so i will read that? ... dont get how someone like u can have some respect on tl... btw thats also different between u and me i know that i sux in english but u are not willing to admit that u sux in bw and i doubt that u will get better mostly u should focus on builds on player history and also i think u can just watch highlights and u will get finally some knowledge or prediction how the battle will end... which in u really sux the most imo.. still dont understand how u could say idra vs nony when nony made big attack that nony is in bad angle ... i wanted to start cry that someone like u is commenting event like TSL | ||
RaGe
Belgium9947 Posts
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kulik-
Czech Republic305 Posts
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KwarK
United States42419 Posts
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Intr3pid
Switzerland336 Posts
So money per se has no value, it is an intermediary good that grants the holder and the receiver some rights in form of purchasing power. So you were right and your friends are idiots (in that matter). | ||
MasterOfChaos
Germany2896 Posts
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KwarK
United States42419 Posts
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Intr3pid
Switzerland336 Posts
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Saturnize
United States2473 Posts
On January 20 2010 05:22 KwarK wrote: Obv money purely has conceptual value. But why is that a problem? When someone gives you money you're not getting paper. You're getting 3 loaves of bread. Or a chicken. Or whatever else you want to buy. It's just staggered bartering. In a barter system you need to have something they want to buy something off them. In a money system as long as everyone wants something then it all works out the same. There's no need for gold in the system. This is ridiculous. How did that money get its worth in the first place may i ask? | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
On January 20 2010 05:22 KwarK wrote: Obv money purely has conceptual value. But why is that a problem? When someone gives you money you're not getting paper. You're getting 3 loaves of bread. Or a chicken. Or whatever else you want to buy. It's just staggered bartering. In a barter system you need to have something they want to buy something off them. In a money system as long as everyone wants something then it all works out the same. There's no need for gold in the system. Barter/trade system is the best form of value (or whatever it's called). You can even trade labor for things. But the problem is that you can't split some things in pieces, when you have to weigh out the value of all these things to trade it get's messy. Being able to put your own value on the things you own is the ultimate way to control your finance. Money acts as a placeholder. When you have savings in a bank and the dollar goes down, you lose money even though it's the same work the whole time. Reminds me of how when I played the WoW auction house market, I'd buy everything low and put it up mid/high and then profit, rinse repeat. Then when I have the bankroll, move on to the next expensive high priorty item (started out with cloths, then engineer stuff, first aid books, then energies and shards for enchants). I could even effect my own trade business by taking losses in the auction house and selling enchants for higher prices with my own materials. An example would be buying all the shards for a high level enchant and reposting them for a few gold more, and monitoring any other additions and buying and reposting them. Then spamming in trade chat that I do enchants for a markup price equal or greater than the price in the AH for the mats. And if I wasn't around/online/or the person didn't wanna deal with me, they had little/no choice anyways because I had all the mats in the AH. I made a shit load of gold this way, probably more effective than chinese farmers. There was also an IRL story about some dude who started with a red paperclip and traded/upgraded it over and over until he got a house in canada or something. | ||
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ieatkids5
United States4628 Posts
On January 20 2010 05:49 Saturnize wrote: This is ridiculous. How did that money get its worth in the first place may i ask? it has value because the people value it and give it value, and because the government enforces it. | ||
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Chill
Calgary25977 Posts
On January 20 2010 05:03 kulik- wrote: some kind of canadian humor? like ur knowledge of bw are good so i will read that? ... dont get how someone like u can have some respect on tl... btw thats also different between u and me i know that i sux in english but u are not willing to admit that u sux in bw and i doubt that u will get better mostly u should focus on builds on player history and also i think u can just watch highlights and u will get finally some knowledge or prediction how the battle will end... which in u really sux the most imo.. still dont understand how u could say idra vs nony when nony made big attack that nony is in bad angle ... i wanted to start cry that someone like u is commenting event like TSL - I'll do my best. I told that I won't be disappointing, but I've been bad so I apologize. I'm gonna try to be fired up again. | ||
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Intr3pid
Switzerland336 Posts
This is ridiculous. How did that money get its worth in the first place may i ask? People said like "I give you 2 loaves of bread for 1 chicken or this deed that enables you to get 2 loaves of bread, 1 barrel of beer etc."? Or how did gold get its value? Questions! (hint: the same way) | ||
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