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Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from J@tko :He was being sarcastic at the fact that differences was spelt wrong......

You mean 'hypocritical'.
Yuri Laszlo
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And have you seen his car? It is TEH SEX!
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from GreyBull [CHA] :Uhm, sorry, but track position is much more important than in that one other series DWB is refeering too, since although the pack remains close, it's still hard to pass, as unlike the racing at the other series, you can't rub others without going into the fence, and obviously you can't bumpdraft.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT9JtACUZuI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... fsni0&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... S7J-8&feature=related
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from Storm_Cloud :Is his wife letting him drive ovals?

I think over the pre-season Rubens managed to convince her that they don't race in the kitchen, so it's none of her business,
Yuri Laszlo
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:huepfenic:clapclap::elefant::bananalla
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from KiRmelius :Baltic Ocean.

Funny how inland it seems to stretch.
Yuri Laszlo
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Very nice!

Do Pizza Hut make rice?
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from Mullog :You just added a helmet layer and little better colours :/

Yes. It's an ugly helmet, did you expect me to exert any effort?
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from maxpower85 :
Long life to LFS, Scawen, no news about tyre physics or something else?

There was a new progress report a couple months ago. In a nutshell, after three years of testing, Scawen has settled on a round shape for the tyres.
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from BlueFlame :Makes no difference, Cup series has as many wrecks as the Trucks..

She doesn't race trucks?
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from codehound :What does Marxist theory propose should happen in the case of deficit-value? Does Marx say that the employer should require that the worker return some of his pay to cover some of the employer's loss?

Apologizes to the original poster for going off topic. But it just makes me sad to see the young and the poor suffer because people don't understand economics. Every time that politicians have raised the minimum wage here in the US the unemployment rate among the young and poor has gone up.

In real terms, workers on minimum wage in the US get paid less today than in 1950, while corporations have been posting record profits after record profits in the past decade. It's not how much the worker gets that's the problem, but how much their employers gets. Exxon Mobil's profit went from US$8 billion to US$45 billion between 1999-2008 and, despite no increase in minimum wages during 99 and 2007, they cut 26,000 jobs during the period.
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from codehound :I am not sure how you are defining the word "pay". Surely you are not arguing that he literally takes money out of one of his pockets and puts in the other. If you mean that the worker earns, i.e. deserves the amount of his pay, then that is a moral judgement ... not an economic principle. Work has no economic value other than what it adds to raw resources. That value is determined by the end users and has nothing to do with the sweat and time involved in the products manufacture.

To me "pay" means that the employer gives the worker money for producing some product that the employer hopes he can sell for more than he paid. If the consumer does not buy the product and it remains in the warehouse then it is certain that the employer will eventually stop paying the worker to make that product. So I stand by my original remark that it is the customer who, in the long run, decides whether the workers efforts are of enough value to him to pay the worker for his labor.

The employer doesn't pay the worker to produce a product (e.g. you get paid X to produce Y number of items). The worker sells his work force for a determined period of time, during which the employer extracts the largest share of its profit through seizure of surplus-value. That will only be concretized at the sale of the product, but its not the product's face value that will affect the worker's salary, because they've already been paid (through the result of their own work) to do it.

If I'm paid to produce something that's gonna be sold for 40 dollars every 20 minutes, for six hours, six days a week, I could be paid $170.000/year and my employers still would keep the company profitable, just less profitable than its owner feel its right for their pockets.
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from BlueFlame :I don't get people who can cheat like that, dunno what I'd do in that situation but I'm quite arrogant in a self-respective way that I don't believe it would ever happen to me.

Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from P5YcHoM4N :Not quite a picture, but heyho.

LINKAGE! God I hope it isn't trolololololol.

Why crush the car?

If every person who liked it or shared it paid him £0.10 by Paypal or whatever, he could give the car away to someone who needs it and still have all his money back!
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from codehound :I think you are correct. A larger supply of workers will tend to depress the wages of the less skilled. It is the customers who ultimately pay the wages of workers. When the workers demand too much for their contribution to the creation of a product or service (by voting in politicians that support minimum wage laws or supporting unions) the consumers will refuse to pay that wage, the business will lose customers, and the workers will be laid off. This is what happened to the American auto makers.

Remember that lower wages mean lower prices for products and greater productivity from the economy. Why do you think economists are demanding that Greece lower their minimum wage? If they are less efficient than their neighbors then the only way to compete is by charging less for their labor or investing capital (which they don't have) to improve efficiency. It is harsh but that is life, economics doesn't change its rules just because we don't like those rules.

It's the workers who pay their own wage. Economy 101 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surplus_value
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from kiste :it looks like you just copy the pics on the skin :-/

That's what I did.
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from bmwe30m3 :Kalev EST, it's not greener anywhere, but back in the days when I were younger, the grass was greener...

Was the light brighter?

In fact, this pretty much sums up how most of will feel in a couple decades:

"Encumbered forever by desire and ambitionThere's a hunger still unsatisfied
Our weary eyes still stray to the horizon
Though down this road we've been so many times"
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from DeadWolfBones :afaik, Australia requires you to have a work visa, and thus a job, before you move there. They're pretty tough on this.

IIRC, as long as you're not sick and can speak English they'll give you some temporary visa that lets you search for a job there for a while.
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from -NightFly- :I've been trying to convince my gf over a year to move there (for a while at least) with no sucess, those darn spiders....

Go to New Zealand. Better climate, less scary monsters, less people (so more opportunities for employment) and almost as many hot gals!
Yuri Laszlo
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Can't install it because it asks for .NET 2.0. I have 4.0 installed!
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from Fuse5 :is also totally contributing to derailing this thread further for trivial matters
>_<

is contributing to keeping this thread focused on the discussion of trivial matters.
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from Senninha25 :What he says is true. Although some letters were cut off of many words and now they look like most brazilian words (Compacto -> Compato, etc.) But that agreement took away most of PTPT's original traits. Accents still stay the same though

Compacto was always written "compacto" in Brazilian Portuguese as well.

Still, you can't complain. Less letters make dictionaries smaller and cheapers, which is very good for your handicapped economy.
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from JazzOn :But that is just how it appears on the helmet, which is 'altered' to fit along the desgin or to compliment the dynamic of the design. It's quite a bit stretched and bent.

This is the original after a quick search.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fixymix/4908018428/

There are a few wallpapers of him with the full logo visible, all in grey i think, (cant access my pc right now and cant be bothered to search again)

Please dont say that it's wrong, because it's not =) I've spend a bit time making it, hoping it helps.

PS.: or here in the background http://krspace.wordpress.com/biography/

I never said it was wrong. It is a fantastic effort from you. I just said it is different from what's on the helmet, which it is.
Yuri Laszlo
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Quote from Scrabby :For the second time!

I am not showing hate/anger towards immigrants, i completely understand why they migrate from their country. To me, it's about the government not caring about their own people in the first place!

FFS!

You mean the people that for two yeats couldn't decided if they wanted a government or not?
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