04 Nov 05:34
--Leave the kid. He knows the answer's no.
Shout Box archive
04 Nov 05:05
--Trablon, this forum is full of people VERY dedicated to becoming professional artists. Most if not all of us who spend a lot of time and sacrifice a lot to be able to do it as a living see requests for free work as really not understanding the effort that goes into the craft. It's fine for places like deviantArt or if you are really amateur and not serious...but another thing to ask this of people who are doing their best through tough conditions to make it a living.
04 Nov 05:01
--it is a craft that takes time to develop. are you saying that time is worthless?
04 Nov 04:57
--do you asks plumbers to fix your pipes for free? what would they say to you if you did?
04 Nov 04:56
--Asking for help is a philanthropical request.Who ever called it "insult", this is the ignorance.
04 Nov 04:14
--If you don't want to help me, you don't have to push me to insult you.I already got my answer, so next time check the whole shout box.
03 Nov 21:11
--Gah, we miss ya too Sula! Curse you, real life stuff! *shakes fist* - but at least you were able to see Inktober the whole way through
03 Nov 20:32
--Oh dang, now that I was able to keep inktober for the whole month, I was hoping to keep up daily studies to pump into sketchbook. But nope, real life happened. It's a good thing though. I miss you guys~
03 Nov 18:06
--And an independent cable co. I knew the owners for went bankrupt because telstra made contracts with every supplier in aus.
03 Nov 18:04
--@Kurt well for the leading provider they make a lot of stuff ups involving fees and charges nearly everyone who deals with them has had to call and chase them up on. For instance we moved and they have procedures for relocating the line and reconnecting. Nope, they cancelled our account and make a new one with a new number and charged both a cancelation fee and connection fee.
03 Nov 13:17
--Except Telstra. Telstra is just telstra. .. there's no word bad enough to describe telstra.
03 Nov 13:14
--Well when we always refer to providers as obscure insulting versions of themselves, like Vodafail and Craptus, it becomes everyday life.