What is your goal in Kapilands?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 04.10.2009, 10:13

i know many people that are rude and people like them
i dont know why!! i never liked to be rude

tnx for your apreciation sally

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 04.10.2009, 10:31

sally wrote:
oo, i forgot Greed, how could i forget Greed:)) ALways there to destroy some idea or dream
Not destroy, just "correct" it.

Desimate it

But someone respects me?!?! YAY

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 04.10.2009, 14:51

warrior1993 wrote:I know you too.

AS agent said, reputation is not that easy to mae but once you have a reputation you will be hard to forget.

I think every old player remebers johnny. HE was a great company. He and CMB(everyone knows him) where all the time racing to be the best.
As. alot of people know azer productioons, felix,sally. halleburton
and alot more.

Johny, CMB, Azer, HB,FElix and Sally will always have my respect and can count on me.

oo, i forgot Greed, how could i forget Greed:)) ALways there to destroy some idea or dream

So keep it going guys with the good work.
I will catch soon in reputation as a reliable and honorable company.

Jojnny we will alwaya remeber you

Damn, i'm not in that list

Seems i need to change some strat

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 04.10.2009, 20:16

Seems i need to change some strat

You mean...OMG!.. you don't mean you will become NICE all of a sudden will you??

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 04.10.2009, 21:29

sally wrote:
Seems i need to change some strat
You mean...OMG!.. you don't mean you will become NICE all of a sudden will you??

No i think i need to become real mean!!!

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 04.10.2009, 21:53

sally wrote:Seems in the real world, (so here as well I suppose) it is more acceptable to trash a person then to say something nice about him.
When you do the last, you are all of a sudden called a brown nose, when you do the first you are just being "honoust" and people even respect you for it.
It always amazes me how people mistake rudeness for being honoust.
Being rude is just a lack of manners, being honoust is something completely different.

I feel flattered to be included in your nice post by the way.

spelling honest honoust is annoying.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 04.10.2009, 23:10

Just found a goal:

Pin ice cream stats (R2) to the max

Lets have a look when that will be reached

Dopamin

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 05.10.2009, 09:51

Advanced Electrics wrote:spelling honest honoust is annoying.

The Dutch tradition of artistic excellence and honousty includes such masters as Rembrandt van Rijn, Johannes Vermeer and Han van Meegeren. Flashier, but less substantial, is the Belgian tradition of schoolgirl murdering. Any Belgians in the forum?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 05.10.2009, 14:08

Advanced Electrics wrote:
sally wrote:Seems in the real world, (so here as well I suppose) it is more acceptable to trash a person then to say something nice about him.
When you do the last, you are all of a sudden called a brown nose, when you do the first you are just being "honoust" and people even respect you for it.
It always amazes me how people mistake rudeness for being honoust.
Being rude is just a lack of manners, being honoust is something completely different.

I feel flattered to be included in your nice post by the way.
spelling honest honoust is annoying.

Well, lots of things are annoying Advanced Electrics.

And I am trying my best to write English correctly.
but you seem to be right, it is "honest" and not honoust.
For some reason i keep making that mistake, same as colors versus colours...
I remember to have read those words spelled with "ou" more then once though... is there a part in the world where they spell it with ou?
Or did the writers just make the same spellingmistake?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 05.10.2009, 15:34

colours and colors are both right, depends on where you live.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 05.10.2009, 15:52

So colors/colours are both right.
I see, but honoust is wrong no matter where you live?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 05.10.2009, 18:56

honoust is wrong, but colours/colors are both right.

other examples: flavour/flavor, favor/favour, savor/savour, etc

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 05.10.2009, 20:44

Those "o" and "ou" is American and British differences

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 05.10.2009, 23:08

yep and both are accepted.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 06.10.2009, 20:46

agent00skid wrote:Those "o" and "ou" is American and British differences

The British way is always right

Americans are just a bit lazy so cut the u out of the word