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That sounds like a rich person's tactic. But then...

one guy suggests I'm a liar, but I'm the one with the tactics even though the end result of the bet would be charities benefiting...

but then what can you expect from a forum where people make up their own facts


I generally lean towards the wannabe rich person..

more made up facts
 
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one guy suggests I'm a liar, but I'm the one with the tactics

but then what can you expect from a forum where people make up their own facts




more made up facts

You may need to learn the definition of a fact... and also how one portrays a fact.
 
You may need to learn the definition of a fact... and also how one portrays a fact.

so explain how I am a wannabe rich person or are you just expressing your uninformed opinion?

facts are generally verifiable, you know like it can be verified if 60 sheep are slaughtered on a property
 
My god you can say that again. Especially engineers. They'll also be sure to tell you that they have a BEng, not BTech. ;)

One of the unexpected uses of having a degree in Maths/Physics is having the ability to shut down these pompous prats when they inevitably start the degree dick measuring ritual.

I'll just leave this here.

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so explain how I am a wannabe rich person or are you just expressing your uninformed opinion?

facts are generally verifiable, you know like it can be verified if 60 sheep are slaughtered on a property
The monza thread keeps giving and giving...

--Item name 1992 Opel Monza 160i GSI
--Reason for selling: No space to park the car, other cars too emotionally attached to
--Price: R40k
--Negotiable: Not negotiable unless it can be demonstrated the car is overpriced. The only test I would accept is if you can find another car in the same condition for much lower

The most telltale sign of people who want to look rich are people who get deeply involved in cars, specifically worthless POS cars.. Especially when they get "emotionally attached" to them when they are not particularly special vehicles. Actually this goes most material possessions, not just cars. People who are rich generally don't get emotionally attached to cars as they simply view them as consumer items and get rid of them the moment they become useless.
 
so explain how I am a wannabe rich person or are you just expressing your uninformed opinion?

facts are generally verifiable, you know like it can be verified if 60 sheep are slaughtered on a property

I am merely telling you that you may need to learn the definition of a fact (which you seem to vaguely get), but you do struggle with identifying when a person is conveying a fact.
 
Being in construction I come across a diverse set of expertise and so forth.

I have a civil engineering degree and my experience is predominately structures.

Typically I find that people who have done masters or PhD, tend to gravitate towards the design and consultancy side, rather than the actual construction side. Largely due to lack of practical experience, they are heavily entrenched in the theory.

Sometimes they (PhD qualified) venture into the construction field and in my opinion its a disaster.

Literally struggling now with changing a whole set of procedures because a doctor in structural engineering decided it was best if we build the structures in the fancy way he envisaged.

It became almost impossible to build it, without drastically increasing the cost and risk to the poor workers.

Basic straight forward principles of how we go to work and build it in the most efficient and safest way possible were ignored.

We will still build it in accordance with the design and spec, but far easier, quicker, cheaper and safer.
 
I am merely telling you that you may need to learn the definition of a fact (which you seem to vaguely get), but you do struggle with identifying when a person is conveying a fact.

maybe you should become familiar with what is an opinion, which is what I see you expressing, an opinion based on no facts
 
The most telltale sign of people who want to look rich are people who get deeply involved in cars.


have you got a reference for this or is this just your opinion?

I got deeply involved in cars when my first car broke and I had no money to fix it, so I started to wheal and deal to fix my car.

that's significantly different to what you stated above
 
have you got a reference for this or is this just your opinion?

The theory explains why you see extensive and unnecessary car modification in poorer areas happening to cheaper cars.
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It is also why you don't really see this type of behaviour in richer people.

If you genuinely were wheeling and dealing to fix your car, you would be treating them as objects and not be emotionally attached to them.
 
The theory explains why you see extensive and unnecessary car modification in poorer areas happening to cheaper cars.
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It is also why you don't really see this type of behaviour in richer people.

If you genuinely were wheeling and dealing to fix your car, you would be treating them as objects and not be emotionally attached to them.

you do know you get twin turbo Lamborghinis, infact many of them run aftermarket turbochargers, as well as other cars that generally only rich people own that are heavily modified.

and have you got a survey that you did on this extensive and unnecessary car modification in poor areas? have you got actual data to back this up?

you make lots of assumptions with no facts
 
maybe you should become familiar with what is an opinion, which is what I see you expressing, an opinion based on no facts

I am fully versed in both... I'm not the one who claimed it was a fact
 
I am fully versed in both... I'm not the one who claimed it was a fact

so lets go with it not being a fact, if its not a fact, just a random statement then?

you seem good at just making random statements not backed up with evidence or facts. is that what you like doing? like the 60 sheep being slaughtered on a property, just a statement, no facts, no evidence...
 
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so lets go with it not being a fact, if its not a fact, just a random statement then?

you seem good at just making random statements not backed up with evidence or facts. is that what you like doing? like the 60 sheep being slaughtered on a property, just a statement, no facts, no evidence...

Holy **** you're exhausting (Citation needed.). Get a fscking life. Honestly.
 
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