General Questions Thread

[-KarumA-]

Originally Posted by ElvenPath

There hasn't been one yet.

Originally Posted by Komari

Inception of what?

Ohh that sounds good right now. But I got no sweet potatoes, only Russets, blech.

Thanks you two =)
Made one X3 a place to BBRRRRMMMMMM!

[ganbaru]

Originally Posted by SaintessHeart

Mark Twain once quoted :

If man could be crossed with the cat it would improve the man.

Since the "man" here is referred to as humans in general, is this what he iterated as "catgirls would rule the world"?

I would rather say than Mark Twain might had a better opinion of cat than of man...

[Kudryavka]

Originally Posted by SaintessHeart

Crap. This means no more slacking for me if I want a CFA.

Another question :

Mark Twain once quoted :

If man could be crossed with the cat it would improve the man.

Since the "man" here is referred to as humans in general, is this what he iterated as "catgirls would rule the world"?

I think he means Catmen are better than humans . And welcome back Saintess.

But catmen do give birth to catboys and catgirls, so if his offspring are just as superior as he, then yes catgirls are better.

[Guido]

Hi, my friend and I are going to start a business together, and we decided to open-up a shared bank account.

Could anyone please tip me or answer what requisites and documentation are needed to open-up a shared bank account?

1. First of all, we have decided in mind the Bank where will open the account.

[CuXe]

I dunno about MEX but here in the US you are asked about your DBA name (doing business as) .. your EIN or employer Identification number issued by the state, 2 forms of ID for each applicant, siggys and a minimum deposit .. most likely $100+ (Business plan if ur applying for a line of credit)

So basically you'll need your biz information if in Mex that happens to be a requirement and the rest is simple stuff.

I strongly suggest tho that you and your friend sign an agreement of some sort before you guys have money flowing into that acc... I've seen good friendships end because of the lack of legal docs when running a biz...and the last thing u want is a "he said she said" kinda thing...

[SeijiSensei]

Originally Posted by CuXe

I strongly suggest tho that you and your friend sign an agreement of some sort before you guys have money flowing into that acc... I've seen good friendships end because of the lack of legal docs when running a biz...and the last thing u want is a "he said she said" kinda thing...

If you're starting a business together and haven't consulted an attorney, go do that now. You definitely want to draw up and sign some type of partnership agreement at a minimum. There may be tax advantages to adopting some types of business forms as well. Starting a business is, well, serious business and should be approached as such.

[Kudryavka]

Spoiler for hold on tight is many pictures slow load:

Spoiler for too much. nsfw:

Where are the real life bishoujos and moe girls?

[SeijiSensei]

Originally Posted by Komari

Where are the real life bishoujos and moe girls?

Obviously they're busy posing for magazine spreads.

[Kudryavka]

Originally Posted by SeijiSensei

Obviously they're busy posing for magazine spreads.

But Google does not show me the fruits of their efforts.

[TinyRedLeaf]

Originally Posted by risingstar3110

So i guess no one know any identical twins or triplets that have different sexual orientation to each other yet?

Google is your friend? I found this in less than one minute:

Although, like the top-rated commentor said, there's no reason why a homosexual male needs to be effeminate to be considered "gay".

[SaintessHeart]

Originally Posted by Guido

Hi, my friend and I are going to start a business together, and we decided to open-up a shared bank account.

Could anyone please tip me or answer what requisites and documentation are needed to open-up a shared bank account?

1. First of all, we have decided in mind the Bank where will open the account.

Firstly, sit down together and write out every single shit and detail of your business plan.

Secondly, make sure you have every detail you have thought of down.

Thirdly, consult a legal service about the costs involved.

After you have done all that, then talk about money (banks, capital, etc). I have, with a friend, started a webhost business before. It is hellish.....and we didn't even break even in the end.

Keep in mind that when starting a business, your first objective is not to satisfy the money issue, but rather your personal passion, and if better, a fetish. You'd better get a legal representative before you put a business plan into action.

Another question regarding the CFA :

Is there some sort of selection process before being able to get into the course? What is the general age and cost of the entire course?

[Tsuyoshi]

Originally Posted by SaintessHeart

Crap. This means no more slacking for me if I want a CFA.

Make sure you save shitloads of money as well. CFA's horrifically expensive. Also, idk if you know this, but even after you finish all your CFA exams, you need to go through a certain amount of time working in a professional finance role. Otherwise, even with the exams complete, you don't get the qualification itself. That's why most people are studying for CFA while they're already working. A lot of people here at Bloomberg who are already earning 30k GBP a year are struggling with CFA cost-wise, just to give you an idea. And there's no such thing as being part-qualified for CFA. It's all or nothing.

Originally Posted by SaintessHeart

Another question :

Mark Twain once quoted :

If man could be crossed with the cat it would improve the man.

Since the "man" here is referred to as humans in general, is this what he iterated as "catgirls would rule the world"?

That depends. Man could improve if crossed with other species as well, such as the fox Rabbit girls are also a threat. They reproduce at a much faster rate.

[risingstar3110]

Originally Posted by TinyRedLeaf

Google is your friend? I found this in less than one minute:

Although, like the top-rated commentor said, there's no reason why a homosexual male needs to be effeminate to be considered "gay".

Well i wished that they got more than two cases to ensure that. But yeah the matter seems to be complicated..

Searching google for silly matters are kinda boring through. Since you will not have anyone to bounce your ideas around or make jokes with

[TinyRedLeaf]

Originally Posted by risingstar3110

Searching google for silly matters are kinda boring through. Since you will not have anyone to bounce your ideas around or make jokes with.

Doh. How silly of me to forget.

And, yes, it's complicated. I was blasted (jokingly) by a colleague just a few days ago for having a faulty gay-dar. I declined to consider an intern "gay" — even though he is very effeminate. I also raised the example of a somewhat metrosexual friend of mine who is now happily married to his long-time girlfriend. The colleague claimed that the friend is simply in denial.

Err... well, whatever. If people are going to insist that they know others better than the individuals themselves, who am I to persuade them otherwise?

[SaintessHeart]

Originally Posted by TinyRedLeaf

Doh. How silly of me to forget.

And, yes, it's complicated. I was blasted (jokingly) by a colleague just a few days ago for having a faulty gay-dar. I declined to consider an intern "gay" — even though he is very effeminate. I also raised the example of a somewhat metrosexual friend of mine who is now happily married to his long-time girlfriend. The colleague claimed that the friend is simply in denial.

Err... well, whatever. If people are going to insist that they know others better than the individuals themselves, who am I to persuade them otherwise?

I thought government workplaces are supposed to be non-discriminatory against people with gender identity disorders?

If liking cute stuff is considered effeminate, remind me to declare my gender inclination after I graduate.

[TinyRedLeaf]

Originally Posted by SaintessHeart

I thought government workplaces are supposed to be non-discriminatory against people with gender identity disorders?

I don't work for the government.

Originally Posted by SaintessHeart

If liking cute stuff is considered effeminate, remind me to declare my gender inclination after I graduate.

< I like Merly. Would love to buy the plushie too, but $40 is really too much.

And by effeminate, I mean literally limp-wrist effeminate.

[zafir]

ty man.....

[Kudryavka]

Anyone else notice that the carniverous signature eating bunnies are from Fortune Arterial?

[SaintessHeart]

I am probably asking a weird question most people haven't heard about. Or at least amongst my classmates and circle of acquaintances.

Has anyone heard about RIASEC? Or the RIASEC test? I took that and came up with this :

Your Score

Realistic FACTOR = 12
Investigative FACTOR = 20
Artistic FACTOR = 16
Social FACTOR = 4
Enterprising FACTOR = 10
Conventional FACTOR = 7

Your primary personality: Investigative

Investigative personalities like work activities that have to do with ideas and thinking more than with physical activity. They like to search for facts and figure out problems mentally rather than to persuade or lead people.

Your secondary personality: Artistic

Artistic personalities like work activities that deal with the artistic side of things, such as forms, designs, and patterns. They like self-expression in their work. They prefer settings where work can be done without following a clear set of rules.

Any recommendations or career options? Is this even accurate in the first place?

[Tsuyoshi]

You would be a pretty wild private investigator But it's the first time I've heard of it.

Spoiler for My results from the test:

As for me, the score goes like this

Realistic FACTOR = 3
Investigative FACTOR = 11
Artistic FACTOR = 19
Social FACTOR = 15
Enterprising FACTOR = 1
Conventional FACTOR = 6

Your primary personality: Artistic

Artistic personalities like work activities that deal with the artistic side of things, such as forms, designs, and patterns. They like self-expression in their work. They prefer settings where work can be done without following a clear set of rules.

Your secondary personality: Social

Social personalities like work activities that assist others and promote learning and personal development. They prefer to communicate more than to work with objects, machines, or data. They like to teach, to give advice, to help, or otherwise to be of service to people.

This is really accurate, though I'm not too surprised with the results, except for the realistic factor, although I'm not exactly sure what that entails (how realistic are my views on life)? But perhaps I'm too much of a dreamer, which is true.