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InkedCanvas remarked on February 10, 2010

oh Pickles, the email rant via Dan is very very funny. I've done things of that sort, too... glad to know i'm not alone there... hahaha.

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Pickle Blossom remarked on February 10, 2010

This reminds me of the last time I tried to bite someone's head off. My cousin Danny had forwarded something to my mom that should NEVER have be sent to her and I typed - like 100 degrees hotter and 10 times sharper than what's below and I emailed it to Dan. You know, Dan... firespinner, Joe's brother, all around awesome guy.
So he sent it back to me and said he didn't think it was for him because he doesn't know my mother.
LOL! OMG! Woopsy.
So not only are my rants "apocalyptic" but there's usually some slapstick involved.

RE: f
Pickle Blossom remarked on February 10, 2010

LOL shutup Lawrie :^P

Have no fear, my misunderstandings always seem to be apocalyptic! But you had quite the snappy comeback yourself. Hairdryer... hot air. Yeah I *understood* THAT part. lol

RE: f
MisterB remarked on February 09, 2010

Here we are as hitRECorders... chasing Joe!

"WE WANT OUR TWO DOLLARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GztyFfoiKi0

RE: f
Lawrie Brewster remarked on February 09, 2010

At least it was the most apocalyptic misunderstanding - filled with drama colour and excitement hehehe! I mean it could have been boring - could have been you say tomatoes i say tomatoes hehe ;)

RE: f
Pickle Blossom remarked on February 09, 2010

LOL MisterB!! Perfect.

The Bizzar1: I am sorry you had to see that misunderstanding down there. This is NOT how Joe and Company will be figuring out the money. That was how Pickles jumps to conclusions and embarasses herself. Really not as rare as it should be. But hey, I'm adorable most of the time ::blink::blink::

Actually, as Joe mentioned in The New Deal, contributors WILL be part of the final discussion on divying up the pot, but that will be much more organized and all projects after this first one will be less sentimental and probably more like an accounting meeting.

Though I still dig ntheon's suggestion about involving the option to donate your 37 cents to charity.

To answer your question about "big" contributor vs "little" contributor - it's very hard to say. There are a lot of grey areas because two people might contribute the same amount of time and energy to something but the final product uses mostly one person's efforts and not the other's - see where things can get hairy? But that's all part of the process. So it's important we all do something that rewards us with fun so that if it's not included in the final product and we don't get paid, we're still ok with it because it was fun. Make sense?
Sorry that's not really an answer. LOL. I think we're all waiting for Joe n Jared to set those definitions and then we'll talk about who fits them, etc.
Just find something that looks cool and play for awhile. You'll see it's satisfying in so many ways that money really does become an afterthought.