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Post by coop on Sept 20, 2013 22:43:21 GMT -5
@themeparks4life her are a couple of free ones Never ever ask a lady if she is preggers, her age or go in her purse. From my experence
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Post by coop on Sept 20, 2013 22:43:51 GMT -5
@themeparks4life her are a couple of free ones Never ever ask a lady if she is preggers, her age or go in her purse. From my experence
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2013 2:39:10 GMT -5
Haha no @themeparks4life and JoeBeezy sales tax in Tennessee is 9 1/4 percent. That's really high. The decimal might be in the wrong place, I will take the blame. I need the extra money for gas and groceries since the tax is so high. Wait, are you saying 9.25% is really high? I would be ecstatic if it was that low in the UK. 20% here. 20 fucking percent. |
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Post by Laughing Luigi on Sept 21, 2013 2:42:17 GMT -5
Haha no @themeparks4life and JoeBeezy sales tax in Tennessee is 9 1/4 percent. That's really high. The decimal might be in the wrong place, I will take the blame. I need the extra money for gas and groceries since the tax is so high. Wait, are you saying 9.25% is really high? I would be ecstatic if it was that low in the UK. 20% here. 20 fucking percent. And as to the price of fuel in the UK... £1.40/litre, that's about $2.25 US!!! |
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Post by coop on Sept 21, 2013 6:56:40 GMT -5
Just womdering but if a bag of rice, a jerry can of petro, and a bottle of jack daniels cost one amount in texas shouldn't the cost the same in tokyo??
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Post by Duff Dawg on Sept 21, 2013 8:31:43 GMT -5
Can I buy premium badge versions the Forumfield key, gold photo challenge camera, the off the map car and the art gummy things?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2013 8:52:28 GMT -5
Can I buy premium badge versions the Forumfield key, gold photo challenge camera, the off the map car and the art gummy things? To quote the first post: |
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Post by Duff Dawg on Sept 21, 2013 8:55:15 GMT -5
Can I buy premium badge versions the Forumfield key, gold photo challenge camera, the off the map car and the art gummy things? To quote the first post: It won't it'll have that annoying money sign on it |
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Post by coop on Sept 21, 2013 9:17:00 GMT -5
Nice badges just love the greenbacks..
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Post by Fraggle on Sept 21, 2013 10:15:57 GMT -5
Haha no @themeparks4life and JoeBeezy sales tax in Tennessee is 9 1/4 percent. That's really high. The decimal might be in the wrong place, I will take the blame. I need the extra money for gas and groceries since the tax is so high. Wait, are you saying 9.25% is really high? I would be ecstatic if it was that low in the UK. 20% here. 20 fucking percent. Haha, no Solar Dragon the US and and UK tax systems are really different. There was a little scuffle on our east coast a couple hundred years ago, taxes were a big part of it. We sometimes refer to that disagreement as The Revolutionary War. @themeparks4life and I are talking about sales tax, the tax that is applied to items you buy in a store. If I go to the store and buy an apple for $1.00, I really pay $1.09 or $1.10 on that apple. Each state in the United States determines that sales tax for themselves. This is not a good example, but it's kind of like a Value Added Tax. Maybe someone with a more formal economic background knows a better example. I'm sure I pay 20% (or more) in taxes every year when I add in being taxed for income, for research grants, property taxes, ect - on top of the sales taxes I pay everyday. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2013 10:32:56 GMT -5
Wait, are you saying 9.25% is really high? I would be ecstatic if it was that low in the UK. 20% here. 20 fucking percent. Haha, no Solar Dragon the US and and UK tax systems are really different. There was a little scuffle on our east coast a couple hundred years ago, taxes were a big part of it. We sometimes refer to that disagreement as The Revolutionary War. @themeparks4life and I are talking about sales tax, the tax that is applied to items you buy in a store. If I go to the store and buy an apple for $1.00, I really pay $1.09 or $1.10 on that apple. Each state in the United States determines that sales tax for themselves. This is not a good example, but it's kind of like a Value Added Tax. Maybe someone with a more formal economic background knows a better example. I'm sure I pay 20% (or more) in taxes every year when I add in being taxed for income, for research grants, property taxes, ect - on top of the sales taxes I pay everyday. Yeah, our VAT is 20%. Same concept as you explained. If we buy an apple for £1.00, it would cost £1.20. |
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Post by Duff Dawg on Sept 21, 2013 14:14:14 GMT -5
Would anyone be freaked out if I started a collection badges of everyone's avatars which is wat I picture all of u in real life look like
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Post by BatusiMan on Sept 21, 2013 15:13:42 GMT -5
Would anyone be freaked out if I started a collection badges of everyone's avatars which is wat I picture all of u in real life look like I'd be flattered. |
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Post by lyonsek on Sept 21, 2013 15:17:38 GMT -5
Would anyone be freaked out if I started a collection badges of everyone's avatars which is wat I picture all of u in real life look like Go for it, and allow me to plant a subliminal message for you I have a striking resemblance to Ryan Gosling |
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Post by coop on Sept 21, 2013 16:32:20 GMT -5
Would anyone be freaked out if I started a collection badges of everyone's avatars which is wat I picture all of u in real life look like This is where the words freakin cool fit in nicely!! |
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Post by Spider Pig on Sept 22, 2013 15:15:15 GMT -5
Haha, no Solar Dragon the US and and UK tax systems are really different. There was a little scuffle on our east coast a couple hundred years ago, taxes were a big part of it. We sometimes refer to that disagreement as The Revolutionary War. @themeparks4life and I are talking about sales tax, the tax that is applied to items you buy in a store. If I go to the store and buy an apple for $1.00, I really pay $1.09 or $1.10 on that apple. Each state in the United States determines that sales tax for themselves. This is not a good example, but it's kind of like a Value Added Tax. Maybe someone with a more formal economic background knows a better example. I'm sure I pay 20% (or more) in taxes every year when I add in being taxed for income, for research grants, property taxes, ect - on top of the sales taxes I pay everyday. Yeah, our VAT is 20%. Same concept as you explained. If we buy an apple for £1.00, it would cost £1.20. Our tax is similar but not quite the same. Here, the VAT is included in the price, so the apple would be priced at £1.20 on the shelf. But in the US, the apple would be priced $1 on the shelf, but when you get to the till, you'd have to cough up an extra $0.09 in sales tax. I think that sales tax is only applied when the customer buys the item, whereas in the UK we'd be paying VAT for each step of the way (eg manufacturer, shop, customer). So that's why stuff here generally costs a lot more than it would in US |
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Post by Duff Dawg on Sept 23, 2013 17:23:11 GMT -5
I think the badges that I was given for choices but didnt choose should be displayed in the gallery. Also Oh Yeah! Check out who's got a new badge! (Prob a little late with this post)
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Post by alex on Oct 2, 2013 8:18:40 GMT -5
Help me understand this please.
How do you get the custom badges that you all have made. If members buy ad free, then the can select from the proboards official badges.
If a member wants one of your custom badges, are you using a separate code to add it in manually?
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Post by Spiffshine on Oct 2, 2013 9:37:15 GMT -5
Help me understand this please. How do you get the custom badges that you all have made. If members buy ad free, then the can select from the proboards official badges. If a member wants one of your custom badges, are you using a separate code to add it in manually? You can purchase the official ProBoards badges for $1-5 each, but they do not add ad-free views to the forum. They are badges only. If you purchase 100,000 ad-free page views, we will make you accustom badge. Just send me a PM after your purchase goes through and I will get the ball rolling.  |
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Post by mitsuhoney on Oct 3, 2013 15:53:59 GMT -5
Question: How do we add the border around a badge (the white and gray border)? I am trying to create the icon for a Premium Badge to purchase.  |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 3, 2013 17:47:04 GMT -5
Question: How do we add the border around a badge (the white and gray border)? I am trying to create the icon for a Premium Badge to purchase. Just give the picture to Spiffshine and she'll add the border for you. |
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Post by mitsuhoney on Oct 3, 2013 18:03:39 GMT -5
Question: How do we add the border around a badge (the white and gray border)? I am trying to create the icon for a Premium Badge to purchase. Just give the picture to Spiffshine and she'll add the border for you. Thanks! Will do that now! |
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Post by A Bad Example on Oct 3, 2013 23:48:40 GMT -5
Just give the picture to Spiffshine and she'll add the border for you. Thanks! Will do that now! Just to emphasize, supplying an image is ok. But if you aren't artistically inclined enough you can describe what you are looking for and the art department will supply some options. |
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Post by Spider Pig on Oct 4, 2013 4:56:30 GMT -5
Question: How do we add the border around a badge (the white and gray border)? I am trying to create the icon for a Premium Badge to purchase. Use an outline object/border tool. The white outline should be 2 pixels, grey should be 1 (I think) |
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Post by mitsuhoney on Oct 8, 2013 12:47:10 GMT -5
Question: How do we add the border around a badge (the white and gray border)? I am trying to create the icon for a Premium Badge to purchase. Use an outline object/border tool. The white outline should be 2 pixels, grey should be 1 (I think) I have no idea what I am doing lol...  |
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