Posted by Grey Mario

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Yes.

Yes he is.

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Posted by pieguy1372

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Again, that banner seems limited due to using some specific template. We would have a lot more freedom with the banners if they didn't have to use that template.

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Posted by Levesque

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Looking great Omega.

As the saying goes....

'This is the next best thing since sliced bread.'

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Posted by "BoingBoingSplat"

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When somebody takes out a loan, some of this is "rented" out, and they are charged interest.

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If this is true, it's the equivalent of buying money. Give 100$, expect 105$. You just bought 5$. And nothing was produced in the meanwhile. And the bank made no effort. No work...

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Posted by Sukasa

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Protip: People are entitled to their own opinions

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Posted by KP9000

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Posted by boingboingsplat

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Posted by Sukasa

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Protip: People are entitled to their own opinions

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That doesn't mean they have to share them, especially if they are next to useless in any aspect.

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Stop being a dick. If you don't like someone's opinion, then don't post. They can share them if they damn well please, especially since it doesn't break any rules. They are encouraging the author, and that provides a meaningful purpose. And then there's people trolls like you, who only want to impede whatever goes on in here. If you want to contribute, by all means, go ahead. Don't be a smartass, just follow the goddamn rules.

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Posted by CKY-2K

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I didn't know where the driver installer CD was, so I just hooked it up to my computer. When I plugged my cam in, I tried to check "install everytime" option, but it's full of shit..

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Posted by Trax

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No, the other way around. The bank (or any other lender) buys money because they lend 100$, and demand 105$ afterwards.

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Posted by Trax

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It's a fee for using their money.

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Their money? How is it theirs? Someone earlier said that it's the bank's clients money they are using. But another one said that money is created at the very moment they lend it to you. In other words, they create money out of nowhere, ping!, and lend it to you, and they charge you interests. No work, no effort, no sweat, no risk.

Now, I ask you a question. If you could create money indefinitely and charge people interest on it, at any rate of your choice, do you think it would be fair for the others?

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Posted by Trax

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You borrow money, you simply have permission to use that money. You have to return the money at some point. A percentage of the money loaned to you is then added to the balance as a fee for using someone else's money.

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And where this percentage is supposed to come from? You pick it in a money tree? Suppose that the initial 100$ you borrow is real money. The 5$ added to it, as interest, is created from nowhere. It didn't exist before. So where are you supposed to find this 5$?

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Posted by pieguy1372

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I've never had Corn Flakes.

As for cereal, I eat Smart Start cereal... it tastes good, and it is rather healthy.

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Posted by Grey Mario

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Exactly - Frosted Flakes fucking rock.

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Posted by Trax

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Where does money come from, then? Black Lord said the opposite a few posts ago. And even if we assume they use the clients' money (which is probably not true), they are still making money with fantom money, which should be considered illegal...

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