A stupid question.... I will EXPECT stupid answers

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*Opens the thread*
*Reads couple of lines & laughs shrewdly*
*Closes Thread*

Cheers :)
 
*Opens the thread*
*Reads couple of lines & laughs shrewdly*
*Closes Thread*

Cheers :)


I used to do that to, im reading always the freelancer section article writing posts, as everyone used to try to win the bid with using funny phrases :)
 
I knew a bunch of potheads in high school. They were all on the honor roll. Weed isn't a drug, it's a plant.

I knew a pot head in high school. He got his arm chopped off in a printing press because the other pot head turned the power on while the 1st pot head had his arm in it.
 
It's not the weed. In bidding for the job, a bidder should always provide as much information to make his service stand out against other bidders. Of course, the length, the pitch, and the words need to be just right to get himself noticed.

So that's what you're looking for? I saw your response to a particular bidder on that HAF thread, and it wasn't related to the thread, wasn't in good taste, and of course wasn't required, IMHO.
 
I know a bunch of pot heads now. My son is a smoker and holds down a $65,000 a year tech job, and has for years. A relative of mine is VP of a oil company here in Houston. I know professional people I do work for who smoke.

It ain't the weed, its the will that matters. Lazy people who smoke weed sit around all day staring at walls. Go getters get a "working" buzz and rip and roar.
 
I used to do that to, im reading always the freelancer section article writing posts, as everyone used to try to win the bid with using funny phrases :)

I tried convincing a guy to stop posting ridiculous messages and send those lengthy messages via PM, but he got furious on me and tried arguing. I just moved on, because it's truly waste of time to convince retards to act like a normal person.

Cheers :)
 
It's not the weed. In bidding for the job, a bidder should always provide as much information to make his service stand out against other bidders. Of course, the length, the pitch, and the words need to be just right to get himself noticed.

So that's what you're looking for? I saw your response to a particular bidder on that HAF thread, and it wasn't related to the thread, wasn't in good taste, and of course wasn't required, IMHO.

agreed

your right I totally should have sent that guy a PM
 
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