I'm lost.
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- KoolestLoser
- GLORIOUS DASARIAN
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Peregrinus
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Kell
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Retired: Kell Dy'ner | Redboot Lieutenant Azrael Snapwyre | Aswaith Ravenash - Location: Third row, second grave to the left
I might have a job for you. Have you ever considered going into advertisement? Selling hot air and creating the necessity to buy things you never heard of before you were made to believe you needed it makes good money.Jay Four wrote:Let us be thankful we have an occupation to fill.
Work hard, increase production, prevent accidents and be happy.
Let us be thankful we have commerce.
Buy more. Buy more now.
Buy.
And be happy.
Yes, music companies are shite. Publishers, however, are no less shite I presume. All moneygrubbing, lowlife morons who do nothing better then exploiting the poor, innocent minds of the "artists" they manage webbed into their sweet promises.
We're all victims here.
And nobody cares. We may be idealistic at first. But after the money starts coming in, we start seeing the advantages. Priorities and principles shift.
He who is without sins, cast the first stone. Theft remains theft, nomatter the profession. And just because you disapprove of it, doesn't mean you shouldn't respect it. Prostitution is needed. A whole lot of marriages wouldn't be half as happy if those girls didn't do their jobs.
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It's late. I'm not awake just yet. Please forgive for posting.
