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NoodleFish

South Africa198 Posts

July 17 2012 13:27 GMT

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On July 17 2012 08:27 KING CHARLIE :D wrote:

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Holy shit. Your accomplishment looks like the ingredients in frozen food. Did you get in the newspaper or anything for that?

Nah, don't think I ever will. My lecturer will probably write a journal article or something on it, and I might be in the acknowledgements or something lol. Personally it was great experience

eSgTheBear

United States47 Posts

July 17 2012 14:24 GMT

#22

Hey KingCharlie thanks so much for the money man. I bought myself a wacom tablet!!!! Time to draw. Thank you again.

KING CHARLIE :D

United States447 Posts

July 17 2012 19:46 GMT

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On July 17 2012 23:24 eSgTheBear wrote:
Hey KingCharlie thanks so much for the money man. I bought myself a wacom tablet!!!! Time to draw. Thank you again.

No Problem man. Thanks for always reading and commenting. Stay tuned for more giveaways.

Brindled

United States508 Posts

July 18 2012 02:35 GMT

#24

I made it on the local news once with the rest of my fellow cast members for A Midsummer Night's Dream.

ggrrg

Bulgaria2716 Posts

July 18 2012 14:27 GMT

#25

When I did an year abroad during high school and ended up in a small town in the US with a population of about 2000, I became kind of famous. It was a big deal that a foreigner had come to visit and stay there

I made the local newspaper a bunch of times (news about the foreigner and varsity stuff), but pretty much everybody made the newspaper there ^^
Probably the biggest "moment of fame" was when I was asked to make a speech at graduation. Besides the principle and the valedictorian I was the only one given this honor. So for 5 minutes several hundred parents, students and teachers listened to me (and I made it into the newspaper again^^).

endy

Switzerland8970 Posts

July 18 2012 16:29 GMT

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You had told me that your next blog would talk about fame in the modern society, and you described it very well.

I guess that at least subconsciously they know they have no talent and no chance to become famous, so the illusion of a lottery gives them some hope.

I'm glad I don't own a TV for over 10 years.

Release

United States4397 Posts

August 03 2012 07:41 GMT

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I was esoterically famous in a manner of speaking. I was one of two students at my school to qualify past the AIME (math thing), but i had taken it at the place where i got tutored. So, when my school made the school-wide announcement that someone made it to the USAMO, they left out my name. But all of the 'math' people' knew.

Bagration

United States18282 Posts

August 03 2012 08:02 GMT

#28

Ah excellent and insightful.

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