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I googled ‘custom order’ (maybe this is own-able). Needed an image for my custom order gig (which has been created now). 😃

But the last thing I actually googled was an extract from a local poetry: ‘asmani ud-deyan pharonda ae’ which means You try grabbing that which is in the sky… But you never get hold of what sits inside yourself.

Maybe now I own the poem or I am grabbing what is in the sky. 😃

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I googled ‘custom order’ (maybe this is own-able). Needed an image for my custom order gig (which has been created now). 😃

But the last thing I actually googled was an extract from a local poetry: ‘asmani ud-deyan pharonda ae’ which means You try grabbing that which is in the sky… But you never get hold of what sits inside yourself.

Maybe now I own the poem or I am grabbing what is in the sky. 😃

Last thing I googled was @cyaxrex’s profile picture - Do I own him now?

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“how to keep books when bookshelf is full”

As much as I’d like to purchase more novels and comics, my bookshelf is small. 😩 I don’t even have more space in my bedroom. So right now, these are my options:
1.) Donate them to charity.
2.) Sell them at the exact price that I bought them.
3.) Sell them at a cheaper price.
4.) Swap them with other readers. That is IF they want to.
5.) Throw them away…😱
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“how to keep books when bookshelf is full”

As much as I’d like to purchase more novels and comics, my bookshelf is small. 😩 I don’t even have more space in my bedroom. So right now, these are my options:

1.) Donate them to charity.

2.) Sell them at the exact price that I bought them.

3.) Sell them at a cheaper price.

4.) Swap them with other readers. That is IF they want to.

5.) Throw them away…😱

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You can’t throw them away so NO to #5! Books are sacred! Any of the others are good! I had to donate most of mine a few years back because I kept moving and it was too hard to move 2K books over and over. I finally just bought an e-reader, made a list of all the books that I wanted to re-acquire as ebooks and donated the physical versions. I kept about 50 books that were either 1st editions, signed or not replaceable in digital form. Cheers to books of any kind! 📚

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On 8/13/2017 at 1:25 AM, fonthaunt said:

move 2K books over and over. I finally just bought an e-reader, made a list of all the books that I wanted to re-acquire as ebooks

Don’t tell me you re-acquired all 2K books or even 1K in ebook format! 😱

On 8/13/2017 at 1:31 AM, deluxewriting said:

I don’t know how can I own it, but here it goes:

Is it wise to use a personal photo on your freelance profile?

Would appreciate answers though (yes, in another thread. Do let me know if anyone’s interested)

Since this is an interesting question, I hope @fonthaunt doesn’t mind me going just a tad offtopic:

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Is it wise to use a personal photo on your freelance profile?

Would appreciate answers though

Is it “good”? - yes, definitely, you get a more trustworthy profile, compared to those fake profile pics.

Is it “wise” - yes and no. Yes, because it might come to your benefit in the long term (e.g. when getting a job and showing/proving your freelancing online career & presence). No, because trouble clients / shady people can easily find your other online profiles (i.e. social profiles) by simply searching for that photo and bring all sorts of trouble towards your way.


Now, everyone please resume the GAME! :crazy_face:

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Since this is an interesting question, I hope @fonthaunt doesn’t mind me going just a tad offtopic:

Is it wise to use a personal photo on your freelance profile?

Would appreciate answers though

Is it “good”? - yes, definitely, you get a more trustworthy profile, compared to those fake profile pics.

Is it “wise” - yes and no. Yes, because it might come to your benefit in the long term (e.g. when getting a job and showing/proving your freelancing online career & presence). No, because trouble clients / shady people can easily find your other online profiles (i.e. social profiles) by simply searching for that photo and bring all sorts of trouble towards your way.


Now, everyone please resume the GAME! :crazy_face:

Since we’re off topic, I’ll just add to that. I think it can be beneficial to add a photo of yourself and make it a very specific one. Use something that is really of you but perhaps with some edits to polish it up or change it and most important, only use it for Fiverr and any other sites you want associated with you as a freelancer (if there are any.) @cyaxrex mentioned doing that and I think it’s really smart.

That way a reverse search on that image from anyplace you are advertising or doing business related things (LinkedIn, business accounts on SM - not personal ones, Fiverr, etc.) will show someone your business and brand. If you have a personal site for family and friends, make sure that the pictures differs from anything you post there. That helps you with branding itself and it helps you guide people to your professional links and away from your personal ones.

If you ever do have a problem with clients in any location or you decide to rebrand, you will only have to change or remove that one photo of yourself. That’s my opinion and it’s something that I hope to extend in my own branding, so since this was brought up in my thread, why not run with it? 🙂

Resume game or discuss this - open discussion!

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On 8/13/2017 at 8:10 AM, woofy31 said:

Since this is an interesting question, I hope @fonthaunt doesn’t mind me going just a tad offtopic:

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Is it wise to use a personal photo on your freelance profile?

Would appreciate answers though

Is it “good”? - yes, definitely, you get a more trustworthy profile, compared to those fake profile pics.

Is it “wise” - yes and no. Yes, because it might come to your benefit in the long term (e.g. when getting a job and showing/proving your freelancing online career & presence). No, because trouble clients / shady people can easily find your other online profiles (i.e. social profiles) by simply searching for that photo and bring all sorts of trouble towards your way.


Now, everyone please resume the GAME! :crazy_face:

Thanks a ton for your suggestions! I do not want to go any further into this topic by hijacking @fonthaunt’s thread and am sorry for any inconvenience caused

On 8/13/2017 at 8:13 AM, fonthaunt said:

Since we’re off topic, I’ll just add to that. I think it can be beneficial to add a photo of yourself and make it a very specific one. Use something that is really of you but perhaps with some edits to polish it up or change it and most important, only use it for Fiverr and any other sites you want associated with you as a freelancer (if there are any.) @cyaxrex mentioned doing that and I think it’s really smart.

That way a reverse search on that image from anyplace you are advertising or doing business related things (LinkedIn, business accounts on SM - not personal ones, Fiverr, etc.) will show someone your business and brand. If you have a personal site for family and friends, make sure that the pictures differs from anything you post there. That helps you with branding itself and it helps you guide people to your professional links and away from your personal ones.

If you ever do have a problem with clients in any location or you decide to rebrand, you will only have to change or remove that one photo of yourself. That’s my opinion and it’s something that I hope to extend in my own branding, so since this was brought up in my thread, why not run with it? 🙂

Resume game or discuss this - open discussion!

Thanks a lot for not kicking me off of this thread, for being semi-irrelevant. And on top of that, thanks for your suggestions. This seems to be the best course of action.

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“Bongo, Rory, Twang, and Boots”

They are the “Animal Kwackers” - a British children’s program from my childhood - giant furry animals playing music - similar to The Banana Splits (but without the buggys.) It was a more innocent time, although looking at a picture of them now, it’s a wonder more kids were not traumatized for life…

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“Bongo, Rory, Twang, and Boots”

They are the “Animal Kwackers” - a British children’s program from my childhood - giant furry animals playing music - similar to The Banana Splits (but without the buggys.) It was a more innocent time, although looking at a picture of them now, it’s a wonder more kids were not traumatized for life…

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“Bongo, Rory, Twang, and Boots”

Scary, scary stuff!

Research for an article or leisure time @paulmaplesden?

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“Bongo, Rory, Twang, and Boots”

Scary, scary stuff!

Research for an article or leisure time @paulmaplesden?

Research for an article or leisure time @paulmaplesden?

I like to look them up every three months or so to see if there’s any new “Animal Kwackers” news. I mean, it ran from 1975 to 1977, I feel it’s long overdue for a revival and I want to make sure I am ahead of the curve. :tumbleweed:

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