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This wallpaper gives us a perfect example of how a simple manga scan can be turned into a beautiful vector. Not only did danalm trace the lineart, but he also added amazing details and a simple, yet wonderful background. Furthermore, the wallpaper shows us how the monochromatic style can make your work look really interesting.

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~cutlia 4 minutes ago
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Thats not what I meant guys

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??? im here

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Shoutbox is sooo dead....Yeah I've said that a lot

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Seems pretty awesome to me. :P

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What has become of this site

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Haha, I like the character's in it. Some of the best characters I have seen in a while.

MONEY = everything???

~request
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7 months 3 weeks ago
Like someone said to me, "money does not make you happy...but it helps."
I never had money problems, but i don't think i would be more or less happier if i dind't have money.

~Spudsy2061
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7 months 3 weeks ago
Money is everything. Call me shallow, call me narrow-minded, but even rich people can find wives/husbands they can stand with or even love to a small yet certain degree. Money = power and power = everything. That's just the world we live in.

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~tishdon
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7 months 2 weeks ago
Yep Spudsy you are shallow, but so is the world, and I happen to agree with you.

Money = Power and Power rules the world! I've been told that only people that don't have it say that money isn't everything or money can't buy love, but it sure goes a long way towards filling up any gaps that may be missing in a person's life. Not that i'm in any danger of that happening to me of course.

Let's put it all into perspective. Name 5 international really rich people (insert celebrity names here); Name 5 really big/wealthy companies. Now name 5 not rich people not living in your country that you haven't spoken/blogged/commented or written to; Name 5 running businesses that aren't in your country that don't make mega bucks.

Bet you can name the wealthy people and companies but couldn't name the people or small business.

The moral of this story is that money rules that world. After all money also buys more anime/manga and i'm sure nearly everybody in this forum would love that.

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~kathy025
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7 months 2 weeks ago
@Spudsy2061:
I get your point. You're not shallow. :)

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~Transparency
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7 months 2 weeks ago
Money is the key to most things. The rest is either personal requirements or luck.

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~ROLililala1618
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7 months 2 weeks ago
A saying said,"Money is not everything but without money, we are nothing"

It's true that in this time, money is everything. Without money, you screwed. But that doesn't mean money can solve everything. If you're a rich guy and when you died, can you bring all of your richness into your grave? Totally no way. If you're still stubborn and bring your money to the tomb, what will be waiting for you are a bunch of tomb robbers.

Also, money can't help you to avoid death or bad luck. Money also can't but 'true friendship' and 'true love'. Instead, it will most likely invite lust, greed and envy from the people around you

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7 months 2 weeks ago
In my opinion we just need the amount of money that would get us by in life...
True, that money can get us number of things, food, clothes, latest technologies etc.
But is this true happiness?
There are people in the world who are loaded with money, they spend their money on useless things to keep them happy, yet there are also people who have enough money to get by and are just as happy with what they have. So...i'm guessing it all depends on who and what type of person you are and what you think what money is worth in your life.

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7 months 2 weeks ago

ROL
Money also can't but 'true friendship' and 'true love'


You know, stating this had made me think of a point. That point is that, this is called 'cliche' for a reason, cliches often being fallacious in nature, and a sort of fallacy most people conjure together to help them believe a false truth.


NuE
True, that money can get us number of things, food, clothes, latest technologies etc. But is this true happiness?


Uh yes. If money can make me not have to put in an honest day's work in my life, then I'd a be one happy SOB (sorry but I'm using one swear here). I'd be so happy to sit at home after college at age 20-something young and be able to provide for myself and my family while destroying people over X-Box Live in Call of Duty 4 all day. Crap son, money can make you happy. VERY happy.

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~g35x
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7 months 2 weeks ago
I'd go for luck, since without luck you problably won't have many friends around.

and friends > money any day.

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7 months 2 weeks ago
Hehe spnd plenty of time thinking about that...

I once came to the conclusion:

"Money can't make you happy, but i will make things much easier"

Having a lot of money is something that makes your life easier, but you can't say that money will make you happy...

I'm not sure if everybody thinks so, but it counts for me.
There are so many things in life that you can't buy.
Some classics: Love, true friends etc.
So i think you shouldnt spend all your life on earning as much money as you can.
It surely will make you happy for a short time, but it's by far not everything you need in life.
You should just focus on enjoying every day of your life, because we don't have much time on earth and we only have this one life.

That's how i think...

~Spudsy2061
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7 months 2 weeks ago
Money can buy me Phillies and Flyers season tickets. I'd be happy with that.

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~Juneau
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7 months 2 weeks ago
Money isn't everything in this world, but it's always good to have it :D

Money is the main thing most people live for. It is what we realize our dreams with :P You need money to do even the simplest things these days, like freakin go to a PUBLIC RESTROOM!!

But anyway ... we all love it when we have lots of it! :D

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~iroveashe
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7 months 2 weeks ago

Me qouting you again Spuds, and disagreeing with you, as usual =P
Money can buy me Phillies and Flyers season tickets. I'd be happy with that.

As I said in another thread, happiness does not relate to how much you have, rather to how much you want. Lets put it like this: The tickets for watching your favourite sport's team makes you happy and money buys ticket, ergo money makes you happy.
Now, you play that sport, right? (you know me, I have no idea what Phillies and Flyers are so I don't know what sport we're talking about) Wouldn't it make you happier to actually be playing in one of those teams? Can money do that? Nopes, you need to be good at it and a big slice of luck.
Money and power makes you happy if what you want is money and power, and money=material possessions, overvalue of material possessions=shallowness.

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7 months 2 weeks ago

irove
Can money do that?


Yes. Money buys the work-out-equipment and a personal trainer to get in shape, a batting and pitching coach to get better at baseball or skating lessons to get better at power skating and playing hockey. Money buys the sticks to play hockey, the balls to pitch and the bats to hit them with. Money buys you the agent to get you signed onto one of the teams.

Money = Everything

There are two kinds of people when it comes to money:

1. Those who think it isn't everything, and so with that attitude end up with not much of it.

2. Those who accept the fact that it is everything, and therefore make it their goal to get it, which then makes their lives a lot more joy-filled. Why do you think people are so happy in looking forward to retirement?

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~iroveashe
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7 months 2 weeks ago

Spuds
Yes. Money buys the work-out-equipment and a personal trainer to get in shape, a batting and pitching coach to get better at baseball or skating lessons to get better at power skating and playing hockey. Money buys the sticks to play hockey, the balls to pitch and the bats to hit them with. Money buys you the agent to get you signed onto one of the teams.

Money buys talent?
Then all sport fans with a considerable amount of money should be stars.


Spuds
Money = Everything There are two kinds of people when it comes to money: 1. Those who think it isn't everything, and so with that attitude end up with not much of it. 2. Those who accept the fact that it is everything, and therefore make it their goal to get it, which then makes their lives a lot more joy-filled. Why do you think people are so happy in looking forward to retirement?

I'm really disappointed, I didn't think you were that shallow.
If money is everything what about art? What about knowledge? Being greedy is a basic feeling as a human being but I really think it's pathetic to think that having a good economical position is all that matters and it certainly does not help the world to become a better place.
And I think the second group is pretty much the definition of either greedy or conformist people, and it's plain shallow and superficial. What does shallow and superficial mean? That they only see (or chose to see) the surface of things therefore they only value what seems to have an immediate benefit.

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