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104105106107108109110:) so sad » Post #11
I always had lots of luck offline. It's called 'bad luck'.
This saying got drilled into my head online 'If You Don't Play You Won't Win'.
I thought about that saying and realized it made sense. If you don't try, you are certainly beyond a shadow of a doubt not going to win. So, I started trying and I've won lots of cash and goodies online.
Just a few weeks ago, I won $50 in a program. I don't even know how I won it or what it was for or anything but I was paid. One year in a program, I won $500. The contest was you had to buy something from an ad and so I paid $0.02 cents for a newsletter subscription. I probably won because no one else had bought anything. Presently, I am in a contest that is a voice over contest....the winner will receive $30. I kind of doubt I will win it because my voice is probably a bit too southern for them. But hey, I gave it a shot anyway and the winner will be announced in a couple of days. I've won a lot of things online, primarily money, memberships, software, all that sort of thing. Would I had won if I had not participated? Of course not. Participation is the name of the game. If you try and try again, you'll surely eventually win. If you don't participate, one thing is for sure, you won't win.
This saying got drilled into my head online 'If You Don't Play You Won't Win'.
I thought about that saying and realized it made sense. If you don't try, you are certainly beyond a shadow of a doubt not going to win. So, I started trying and I've won lots of cash and goodies online.
Just a few weeks ago, I won $50 in a program. I don't even know how I won it or what it was for or anything but I was paid. One year in a program, I won $500. The contest was you had to buy something from an ad and so I paid $0.02 cents for a newsletter subscription. I probably won because no one else had bought anything. Presently, I am in a contest that is a voice over contest....the winner will receive $30. I kind of doubt I will win it because my voice is probably a bit too southern for them. But hey, I gave it a shot anyway and the winner will be announced in a couple of days. I've won a lot of things online, primarily money, memberships, software, all that sort of thing. Would I had won if I had not participated? Of course not. Participation is the name of the game. If you try and try again, you'll surely eventually win. If you don't participate, one thing is for sure, you won't win.
What toys and games did you have as a child? » Post #3
I remember the light brite thingie too. I did not have one but a friend neighbor did.
I didn't have that surgery game thing either but that same friend had it. Operation! That was the name of the surgery game that buzz's when you tough anything you're not suppose to touch.
I didn't have that surgery game thing either but that same friend had it. Operation! That was the name of the surgery game that buzz's when you tough anything you're not suppose to touch.
What toys and games did you have as a child? » Post #1
Seems strange to me to call them old fashion. 
I was looking for something at amazon today when to my surprise, I came across something I entirely forgot about having as a kid. It's a metal potholder loom. I can remember having a red one (i think they were all red). The thing was actually a bit heavy. It was made from a durable metal. You could loop yard and make square pot holders. I thought it would be fun to list some toys that we played with as a child and many of the ones I played with, were in fact, invented in my day...some still popular today
-Jump rope
-Barbie dolls
-Mr Potato Head
-Scrabble
-Twister
-kick the can
-hide n seek
-spin the bottle (yuk)
-old maid and fish (cards)
-skate boards (invented in my day, by the way)
-Sketch it (sand)
-Easy Baker Oven (made terrible food by the way)
-roller skates and ice skates
-Slinky
-Doll house
-Gumby
-Ball and Paddle
-Clackers (no one could ever do this, clacking two balls together and almost all of us had black eyes from it)
-Comic Books (not a toy per se but they were a big part of my childhood, I had thousands of them)
-Clay, Paints, Crayons, Coloring Books, Coloring Pencils, Silly Putty
No doubt there is a lot more. Not to mention more activities like riding bikes.
I think that's why there was few fat kids in my day. Really. There were very few chubby kids and the ones that were chubby, so was their parents...mainly a gene trait.
What toys did you have when you were a kid?
I was looking for something at amazon today when to my surprise, I came across something I entirely forgot about having as a kid. It's a metal potholder loom. I can remember having a red one (i think they were all red). The thing was actually a bit heavy. It was made from a durable metal. You could loop yard and make square pot holders. I thought it would be fun to list some toys that we played with as a child and many of the ones I played with, were in fact, invented in my day...some still popular today
-Jump rope
-Barbie dolls
-Mr Potato Head
-Scrabble
-Twister
-kick the can
-hide n seek
-spin the bottle (yuk)
-old maid and fish (cards)
-skate boards (invented in my day, by the way)
-Sketch it (sand)
-Easy Baker Oven (made terrible food by the way)
-roller skates and ice skates
-Slinky
-Doll house
-Gumby
-Ball and Paddle
-Clackers (no one could ever do this, clacking two balls together and almost all of us had black eyes from it)
-Comic Books (not a toy per se but they were a big part of my childhood, I had thousands of them)
-Clay, Paints, Crayons, Coloring Books, Coloring Pencils, Silly Putty
No doubt there is a lot more. Not to mention more activities like riding bikes.
I think that's why there was few fat kids in my day. Really. There were very few chubby kids and the ones that were chubby, so was their parents...mainly a gene trait.
What toys did you have when you were a kid?
CONTEST - In case you did not see it » Post #19
The thank you for your hard work is standard. When there are no more tasks available for you to do, it will state a message like that. And the reason you may see tasks available even tho you can't do more, is because others are in the process of doing those tasks but have not completed them yet.
Think of it like this.....
You sit down at a table with five other people. There is enough rice for six people. You all receive your share of rice.
Now there is no more rice. You eat your rice and finish it, first, before the other five people have finished there's. You are told 'thank you for eating the rice, you may now leave the table and should any of the other five people not finish their rice, you can return and eat there's'. You leave the table. You are finished. You have ate all your rice. There is none left for you. You go sit in chair outside. After awhile, you go back to the table and see everyone is gone but there is some rice left in their bowls. Now you can eat more rice. 
That is what's happening. You cannot stop others from doing the available tasks too. Just because you are finished, does not mean they are finished. Should some of them get flagged or answer wrongly or give up, you might be able to grab some more of the tasks. That is why you go back and look from time to time to see if there is more tasks you can do. Just like the rice example. You want more rice, you have to wait til they finish and see if there is some left.
Think of it like this.....
You sit down at a table with five other people. There is enough rice for six people. You all receive your share of rice.
Now there is no more rice. You eat your rice and finish it, first, before the other five people have finished there's. You are told 'thank you for eating the rice, you may now leave the table and should any of the other five people not finish their rice, you can return and eat there's'.
You leave the table. You are finished. You have ate all your rice. There is none left for you. You go sit in chair outside. After awhile, you go back to the table and see everyone is gone but there is some rice left in their bowls. Now you can eat more rice. That is what's happening. You cannot stop others from doing the available tasks too. Just because you are finished, does not mean they are finished. Should some of them get flagged or answer wrongly or give up, you might be able to grab some more of the tasks. That is why you go back and look from time to time to see if there is more tasks you can do. Just like the rice example. You want more rice, you have to wait til they finish and see if there is some left.
CONTEST - In case you did not see it » Post #15
Ya have to understand that it is not someone just tossing up a site, giving particular groups of people money on the fly for doing a task. I'm not sure why so many people don't understand that it comes from someone out there paying for their target market.
Money does not fall from the sky, believe me, I been looking.
If I own a USA based company and I want to pay USA based members to do some sort of task, I may go to a program such as CF and let them know what I am wanting, they'll set it up for me based on what I want and who I want to target and I will pay them accordingly to their price.
So when you say you think everyone should be allowed to do all tasks, simply because it's a website, that is like saying you think everyone should be allowed to click an ad when the ad is purchased by someone targeting only one specific country.
See what I mean?
It's not me. It's not you. It's not ClixSense. It's not even CF. It's the advertisers. It's the customers. It's based on what they pay for.
Money does not fall from the sky, believe me, I been looking.
If I own a USA based company and I want to pay USA based members to do some sort of task, I may go to a program such as CF and let them know what I am wanting, they'll set it up for me based on what I want and who I want to target and I will pay them accordingly to their price.
So when you say you think everyone should be allowed to do all tasks, simply because it's a website, that is like saying you think everyone should be allowed to click an ad when the ad is purchased by someone targeting only one specific country.
See what I mean?
It's not me. It's not you. It's not ClixSense. It's not even CF. It's the advertisers. It's the customers. It's based on what they pay for.
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