View Full Version : Im in desperate need!!
PLAYAPIMP
19th May 2007, 23:14
well ive been playing demo for about 3 month but i cant afford s2 its to much for me to pay. If there are any nice people can anyone buy me a voucher.If i get the money ill pay you back. PLEASE HELP.
11SuLLy11
19th May 2007, 23:17
There are severall nice people buying vouchers for people,look around forums for competitions and stuff winner gets a S2 voucher:)
PLAYAPIMP
19th May 2007, 23:27
well i see some but the ? are a lil hard for a 13 yr old that has been playing for 3 month can any1 help please
11SuLLy11
19th May 2007, 23:29
I'll look around for you:thumb:
PLAYAPIMP
19th May 2007, 23:37
thanx for the help man
scoobyrbac
19th May 2007, 23:45
I just won a license about 3 hours ago..and my questions were easy..here were my questions...
1)what is my real first name? (blatantly obvious)
2)Do I live near Chicago, Illinois?
3)What league did I establish in December, 2006?
4)Do I use a wheel, or a mouse to drive?
See there not all that hard there bud..im 15 and played S1 demo for about 3 months then i quit for about 2 years then i got back into lfs again and been looking for contests ever since and I finally won. You just got to keep trying...don't give up!
PLAYAPIMP
19th May 2007, 23:51
i saw that comp after you won lol but all the other comps have like 5-10 ? each
keiran
20th May 2007, 00:59
Now we're going to get a bunch of demo racers all screaming for free licenses...
Why can't people accept that some people are being very generous in giving away £24s of money they've worked for. I'm sorry but personally I find these sort of threads are just people trying to take advantage of peoples generosity.
If I see someone else win a competition, I don't scream out asking for someone to give me the prize as I can't afford it... It's the same thing here.
So what you've been here 3 months, there are actually demo users who have been here longer and actually done stuff for the demo & licensed community.
Not being able to afford things is life, not many people can afford the things they want without saving up their money... It's a matter of getting your priorities right, you want something? You grab all the opportunities you can to make a bit of cash and save it up to buy it.
You want LFS for free? Well then I guess you're just going to have to do what the others have done and look out for opportunities to win it...
mrodgers
20th May 2007, 01:48
Gee, I have a wife, house, 2 kids, upkeep on 2 cars, etc, etc. My wife's car is a $330/month payment with only 5000 miles on it. I just bought it. My dishwasher and stove just broke, so I had to plunk down $1200 on some new appliances. I'd really like to have an actual graphics card (I'm on onboard) and would really like to have a G25, but I can't afford those after buying an $18000 car for the wife and $1200 in new appliances. Would some kind soul buy me a gfx card and a G25, because I really really want those, but don't have the money to pay for them!
Oh, and since I had to scrap my truck and buy the new one, I inherited the wife's old 1996 Altima with 150,000 miles on it. The radiator support I just noticed is rusted through and needs replaced and the windshield just got chipped the other day by a rock and is now cracked halfway across. But the worst part is, it's an automatic and I can't stand driving an automatic. I really need another car for myself, but since I just bought the new one, I can't carry another payment, so I'm stuck with the Altima. Could someone please buy me a new car for myself as well? You don't have to buy me all 3, the gfx, G25, and the car. Just split it up between 3 of you to make it easier. I'm not picky about the car. It doesn't have to be new, just something with a manual tranny and under 100,000 miles please!
Thanks! I await patiently for your PM.
word.
20th May 2007, 02:07
One thing I don't understand is: How can you not have any money when you're 13? You have absolutely NO expenses what so ever. When I was 13 I got off my ass and did a paper run, saved up my money and bought stuff I wanted.
Now I'm a full time student and I don't have any money :(, but I used some of my savings money from part time work that I did at school to buy S2 ;)
Rooble
20th May 2007, 21:26
Id have to agree with the general vibe most people are going with here, if you really want LFS then buy it.
LFS is purely a luxury and not something you need desperately, some people in the western world today still struggle and are very much on the bread line. If you cannot afford to buy it then...well tough, you're going to have to deal with demo.
Gabkicks
20th May 2007, 21:55
well, you aren't exactly desperate.:tilt: what some drug addicts are willing to do to get money for crack is what I'd call desperate. a 14yo kidney goes for quite alot on the black market. you'd probably have enough left over for a whole new pc and a g25. I'd reccomend you buy a few enforcers to guarentee that only the kidney is taken from you.
The General Lee
21st May 2007, 00:20
At the age of 10, I was sticking up skittles in a pub every wednesday night for £10. I dont that for 5 years.
Then I worked in another pub but in the kitchen, every weekend. I done that for 2 years, on £5 an hour.
While I was washing dishes, I got a full time job, working in an office selling organic garden products, earning £6.50 an hour, 40 hours a week.
I am now in the middle of setting up my own company with my father.
I pity you, but alot of people here have worked hard for the stuff. I have too, I have alot of stuff, as I do alot of work :D
I have a high-spec PC, a G25, £500 hi-fi, £1300 worth of BMW, double bed, widescreen tv, Sky+, and much more.
Get a job, get some self respect and get alot of satisfaction from buying something with your hard earned cash.
Kids today, tsk.
XCNuse
21st May 2007, 00:44
Sell 80 lemonades for 25 cents a piece and you got yourself S1. :)
Cut someones grass once, maybe twice and get yourself S2.
PLAYAPIMP
21st May 2007, 01:53
so s2 is $40 cuz ive been workin a lil and have $45
XCNuse
21st May 2007, 02:04
Yes, well, currently as of this second it is
47.3757 USD
So no, not quite, but about a month ago it was $45.
word.
21st May 2007, 03:27
Nice. Keep up the good work :D
You can use google to calculate the amount it will cost after currency exchange http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=24+gbp+to+usd&btnG=Google+Search
Eldanor
21st May 2007, 06:29
This shouldn't be encouraged. I don't have a problem with someone buying a license for this guy, but opening a thread for asking a license and receiving one could mean the starting of threads asking for licenses everyday.
For the people out there, if you want to give a license, just start a contest, not Q&A, but something original like, skins, photos, videos, songs, costumes or whatever related to LFS :) so the whole community can enjoy the giveout too. But don't just say "Raise your hand and get a license".
To buy a game when I was 13, I had to save several months of the small assignation I got for helping at home. I didn't go out there asking for people to buy me a game.
spacedeck
25th May 2007, 12:45
I have a high-spec PC, a G25, £500 hi-fi, £1300 worth of BMW, double bed, widescreen tv, Sky+, and much more.
Wow mate you really have worked hard:thumb:
I'm 16(17 this year) and droped out of school year 8.
I have never had a job because of thinng what have gone on in junior school. But now I'm waiting for college to send me a comfirmation letter to say I'm on the course. And going there everyday will get me £30 a week. Which will be used on football and topping my phone up then rest I'll save up. And I'm going to try get a job sunday job too. (not saturday cause of football :p)
And I'm going to try save up for a top spec pc with a G25 wheel. I'm also wanting to get a motorbike and do my CBT but I come to learn things dont come easy in life.
But I guess I was lucky cause my parents bought me S2
But I wouldn't go around asking people I don't even know to buy me stuff.
P.S for the people who have built there own PC. For a first timer is it really dificult to build a PC? Cause seems alot cheaper then buying a ready made one and you get which specs you want in it.
hpisloud
25th May 2007, 13:11
Gee, I have a wife, house, 2 kids, upkeep on 2 cars, etc, etc. My wife's car is a $330/month payment with only 5000 miles on it. I just bought it. My dishwasher and stove just broke, so I had to plunk down $1200 on some new appliances. I'd really like to have an actual graphics card (I'm on onboard) and would really like to have a G25, but I can't afford those after buying an $18000 car for the wife and $1200 in new appliances. Would some kind soul buy me a gfx card and a G25, because I really really want those, but don't have the money to pay for them!
Oh, and since I had to scrap my truck and buy the new one, I inherited the wife's old 1996 Altima with 150,000 miles on it. The radiator support I just noticed is rusted through and needs replaced and the windshield just got chipped the other day by a rock and is now cracked halfway across. But the worst part is, it's an automatic and I can't stand driving an automatic. I really need another car for myself, but since I just bought the new one, I can't carry another payment, so I'm stuck with the Altima. Could someone please buy me a new car for myself as well? You don't have to buy me all 3, the gfx, G25, and the car. Just split it up between 3 of you to make it easier. I'm not picky about the car. It doesn't have to be new, just something with a manual tranny and under 100,000 miles please!
Thanks! I await patiently for your PM.
You're a jerk. :really: The kid is 13. How about simply be a role model and offer encouragement rather than broadcast to everyone in the world your financial blunders. :x
Good luck with those, though. Life is full of decisions...I'm sure you'll make the best ones for you and your family. (Although if you're complaining about your financial responsibilities, I'm going off the assumption that your wife makes all the big financial decisions in your house. Probably because you've pinned her in a corner where she had to grow the stones or watch her family commit financial suicide...so have fun playing video games!! (See where making fun of a 13 year old gets ya?))
mcintyrej
25th May 2007, 14:22
You're a jerk. :really: The kid is 13. How about simply be a role model and offer encouragement rather than broadcast to everyone in the world your financial blunders. :x
I'm 14, have had LFS for a few years now.
I worked hard for about a month to afford S2, All mrodgers was saying is that you can't have the things you want, when you want. Hey, some people may be able to do that, but alot can't.
Playapimp - You should consider doing jobs for people like neighbours or your friends, its a good way to make $5 here and there. Pretty soon you'll have enough for S2. Just keep trying!
hpisloud
25th May 2007, 14:34
I'm 14, have had LFS for a few years now.
I worked hard for about a month to afford S2, All mrodgers was saying is that you can't have the things you want, when you want. Hey, some people may be able to do that, but alot can't.
Playapimp - You should consider doing jobs for people like neighbours or your friends, its a good way to make $5 here and there. Pretty soon you'll have enough for S2. Just keep trying!
Now that's more like it!!:thumb::thumb:
Bravo young man...BRAVO!!:nod::D
Doorman
25th May 2007, 16:04
You're a jerk. :really: The kid is 13. How about simply be a role model and offer encouragement rather than broadcast to everyone in the world your financial blunders. :x
Good luck with those, though. Life is full of decisions...I'm sure you'll make the best ones for you and your family. (Although if you're complaining about your financial responsibilities, I'm going off the assumption that your wife makes all the big financial decisions in your house. Probably because you've pinned her in a corner where she had to grow the stones or watch her family commit financial suicide...so have fun playing video games!! (See where making fun of a 13 year old gets ya?))
You don't do 'irony' do you?
The General Lee
25th May 2007, 16:21
Wow mate you really have worked hard:thumb:
Not bad for a 16, nearly 17 year old eh?
I'm sure you had your reason for dropping out of school and I really hope one day you get a lucky break :)
There is nothing better than using the things that you have bought, with your money, that you earned. :D
The General Lee
25th May 2007, 16:36
You're a jerk. :really: The kid is 13. How about simply be a role model and offer encouragement rather than broadcast to everyone in the world your financial blunders. :x
Good luck with those, though. Life is full of decisions...I'm sure you'll make the best ones for you and your family. (Although if you're complaining about your financial responsibilities, I'm going off the assumption that your wife makes all the big financial decisions in your house. Probably because you've pinned her in a corner where she had to grow the stones or watch her family commit financial suicide...so have fun playing video games!! (See where making fun of a 13 year old gets ya?))
I think you are the jerk.
If we treat this kid like he's a God, he will expect to people to buy him things and one day it will hit him hard when he has been kicked out by his parents for not bringing in any money.
With my first pay packet, it was gone in 10 minutes of having it because it all went to my parents to pay my way. (It was only a weeks work, as I started one week from the end of the month.
When I 13, I had a job, I had also been working for 3 years previous and since then I have paid my way. I was buying dinner with my own money when I was in school and didnt dare think about asking my mum and dad for money. I bought my S2 licence, my G25, my high end PC, my car, my hi-fi, almost everything. I have even bought S2 for people less fortunate than myself.
mrodgers is no jerk. He is a guy who obviously works to survive. I bet he gets up at the crack of dawn and works his nuts off to support his family. He continues to come across situations which will cost him an arm and a leg, we all do. But He didn't make a post saying, my car has broken down, please can someone buy me a new gearbox.
Don't expect anyone to help you or symphasize with you, what I and others have said may sound harsh, but thats life. The quicker he realises, the quicker he can become a real man.
--EDIT--
Sorry for double post.
harjun
25th May 2007, 16:52
Lol...the time you took doing this thread...i reckon you could have done some half decent research, looked in General Lfs Discussion, and got yourself a LFS license, for instance, i helped my friend a little bit on his, he is 11 years old, he Won a license just 2 days ago from DiekolkRabe. It really isn't that hard these days, people are generous.
But it isn't just taking advantage of them...you can't just ask and expect the answer. Take advice from Genral Lee, maybe like him...you could get yourself a Decent wheel, a pretty good PC, and an S2 license. You have to try, its easier said than done. You really gotta try mate . Im only 12 myself, and i worked with my brother, helping out on his car, and i got my S2 license in just the half term holiday. If your desperate you will try:) See where it gets you.
And also Good luck, i hope you get a license.
hpisloud
25th May 2007, 17:35
I think you are the jerk.
If we treat this kid like he's a God, he will expect to people to buy him things and one day it will hit him hard when he has been kicked out by his parents for not bringing in any money.
:scratchch No one is treating him like he's God.
mrodgers is no jerk.....He didn't make a post saying, my car has broken down, please can someone buy me a new gearbox.
:really: Yes he did.
Don't expect anyone to help you or symphasize with you, what I and others have said may sound harsh, but thats life. The quicker he realises, the quicker he can become a real man.
Become a real man? Aside from the fact that the kid doesn't even shave yet...lol. So saving enough money to buy things defines becoming a real man? :eek: Chances are you-yourself probably put this game on a credit card...which means you're not actually giving the money, but you're going to pay the credit card company back at some point later in time (Even if it is within the first payment...it's still borrowing (with interest):nod:). But to go along with what you said, if becoming a man is simply saving enough money to buy things, then there are plenty of real men in jail, who cheat on their wives, who take advantage of their friends, who steal from their neighbors, and who get in massive amounts of debt....Right, dude. Maybe we should re-prioritize what it means to become a "real man".
Elderado
25th May 2007, 17:49
At the age of 10, I was sticking up skittles in a pub every wednesday night for £10.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, for us North American's who's imagination is running wild at the thought of what that might mean..... what does it mean?? :shrug::D
Albieg
25th May 2007, 17:57
It means your imagination is running wild.
Qvarnis
25th May 2007, 18:39
I`m not going to scream for a S2 licence, but I wouldn`t mind to get one :scratchch I`ve been racing (mainly drifting, though) for ages, just can`t get enough extra money for the licence. I didn`t get a summerjob either, lol. Dad said there would probably be something to do for me at his work, we`ll see. I hope I`ll be racing with you guys soon =P
The General Lee
25th May 2007, 18:47
:scratchch No one is treating him like he's God.
True, I couldn't think of a better word or phrase at the time.
:really: Yes he did.
One word...irony
Become a real man? Aside from the fact that the kid doesn't even shave yet...lol. So saving enough money to buy things defines becoming a real man? :eek: Chances are you-yourself probably put this game on a credit card...which means you're not actually giving the money, but you're going to pay the credit card company back at some point later in time (Even if it is within the first payment...it's still borrowing (with interest):nod:). But to go along with what you said, if becoming a man is simply saving enough money to buy things, then there are plenty of real men in jail, who cheat on their wives, who take advantage of their friends, who steal from their neighbors, and who get in massive amounts of debt....Right, dude. Maybe we should re-prioritize what it means to become a "real man".
Buying things with your own money does not make you a real man, obviously. But it is one step that youngsters need to take en route to adulthood. They have to get into the rhythm of paying for things and paying their way. Because when they hit 16 (maybe before, maybe after) their parents will say "If you want something, get a job and pay for it yourself" I'm sure you will agree that to become an adult you have to earn money to pay bills, albeit family, car, telephone, whatever. You cant be considered an adult unless you are out making a living for yourself and paying for things that need to be paid.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, for us North American's who's imagination is running wild at the thought of what that might mean..... what does it mean??
Skittles in like bowling. Except in a pub, there are 9 pins, not 10, the balls are smaller and made of rubber, there isn't a machine that sticks the back up after you knock them down, they pay a kid to do it for them and normall free drinks. :thumb:
http://www.newinnbroadway.co.uk/skittles2.jpg
The alley is the long thing on the right, the pins are at the bottom, and there is some wood on the far right, you would roll the ball down there when it reaches the bottom. There would normally be 2 of you and you would stand either side of the pins.
Batterypark
25th May 2007, 19:01
If you cannot afford an S2 license, you're neither a playa nor a pimp - or just very bad at both :P
imthebestracerthereis
25th May 2007, 19:26
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hpisloud
25th May 2007, 19:37
One word...irony.
I think European irony and American irony must have a different meaning...lol.
Buying things with your own money does not make you a real man, obviously. But it is one step that youngsters need to take en route to adulthood. They have to get into the rhythm of paying for things and paying their way. Because when they hit 16 (maybe before, maybe after) their parents will say "If you want something, get a job and pay for it yourself" I'm sure you will agree that to become an adult you have to earn money to pay bills, albeit family, car, telephone, whatever.
Well said...not to mention legally held accountable for all their actions.
You cant be considered an adult unless you are out making a living for yourself and paying for things that need to be paid.
Don't tell that to a politician! :rolleyes2
PS- that skittles game looks really fun!!! If I was where you are, I'd probably be playing that game once or twice a week...and enjoying a delicious brew (of course) :drink::D
Elderado
25th May 2007, 21:29
Thanks for the explanation, i coudn't get this image out of my mind. :schwitz:
http://www.elderado.ca/pub.jpg
The General Lee
25th May 2007, 22:15
When I tired to search for Skittles, I got loads of pics of packets of Skittles lmao
Dumpy
25th May 2007, 22:28
LMAO Elderado. You guys don't even want to know what I thought he meant.
Albieg
25th May 2007, 22:59
LMAO Elderado. You guys don't even want to know what I thought he meant.
I understand perfectly, and your judgement is correct. And I already know, I think I thought the same things.
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