Is there where you can get some good likes for cheap? I'm just...ummmmmm...asking for a friend.

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Mad Starting my own blog?

Happy birthday Robbie and Bubo

If TO is feeling generous. If it is a low sale, then there will likely be a trade off for compensation such as event paints that get rewards or some kind of contest. If I remember correctly, kits do not get sales anymore due to how it was affecting the in-game economy.

daM_edud

It has not been announced yet. Last year it was 50%. http://tankionline.com/en/2016/09/tankers-day-celebrations-and-sales/

rko_Mad

Most of those you should be learning for yourself or from those around you; that's why they are called life lessons. You need to understand the past in order to make a significant difference in the future and even if you don't want to contribute to change, you need to know the past due to history repeating itself (which technically makes it future). They teach us Shakespeare, because it helps us learn to 'read between the lines' and has profound meaning which sparks a creative thinking process. Modern English is very structural and you only need a halfway decent knowledge of it to get by. Algebra is taught due to it's daily applicability and the need to use concrete logic to solve abstract problems. Uniforms are enforced in the hope that you will take things seriously as it will require discipline and attention to detail.

It was just a dream -_- PUM is in a dream and cannot wake up; there is a murderer approaching in close proximity while you are asleep.

Musa_dude

^ Long time no see my dude

They were a false set of teeth; my original teeth grew back. PUM got hacked and cannot access their forum account.

Generally, that would be accurate, but is not always the case. Think investors, entrepreneurs, oil rig workers (experienced) etc.

1.) Actually, an individual's IQ does not represent their intelligence, but rather their potential to be intelligent (fluid intelligence). IQ tests have had many controversies over the years on whether it is accurate or not. 2.) You are correct in stating that "Disable does not = able"; however, you seem to be implying that it also means not being able to do something. Disabled simply means impaired in the sense of a condition. The correct term for not being able to do something would be 'unable' rather than 'disable'. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In response to the topic, I think living in this so called 'smart world' would be just as inefficient (if not more) than the way the world already is. Natural selection has been neglected by the human species for centuries simply due to free will and the fact we are social animals. Plus, your perception of natural selection ideally would sort out flaws, but every human being has a flaw of some sort; basically this version of natural selection would make the human species extinct. It is also probably worth mentioning that having a strict set of criteria for what is considered a smart person would be subjective due to there being different types of intelligence; every human being has at least one type of intelligence that they excel in (unless their brain is incapable of functioning properly). I could make an article or two on all the fallacies in this mentality, but I'd rather not go through the time and effort.

Is that how you're feeling right now?

Debatable...

I am somewhat of an autodidact, so I naturally find school pointless in the aspect of learning. Plus, the school I go to is substandard. IMO, I think public schools are just meant to make the state/government look good (based on how classes are taught). College on the other hand is something I am looking forward to.

Yeah, I took a break from TO for a while. Ninja aka electrolux1?

The snake regurgitated. PUM has had their body turned inside out and has five seconds to live. PUM can only make one action.

Thanks :) It was actually a quote I made when determining a New Year's resolution. Haha, interesting interpretation ;)

1984 by George Orwell. A very perplexing read to say the very least. *Sips tea*