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Post by Jongamer »

I think the founder of Dell computers was a drop-out.

And Dale Earnhart jr (or however you spell it.) was a drop-out, but he doesnt count cause his dad helped him get into nascar.
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Wasn't Bill Gates, a drop out?
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Post by bacteria »

benol wrote:
bacteria wrote:anyone heard of Alan Sugar (Amstrad) or Richard Branson, amoungst others?
I, being American, have not heard of either of those people. Richard Branson rings a bell though.
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Yes, Bill Gates I believe was, although William Gates III (his formal name) had a rich family worth millions, he made millions into billions however.

The examples I gave were originally poor people with fantastic business acumen - Alan Sugar originally sold in a market stall area but made his millions; Richard Branson stated out selling record albums on the University building roof; both are tycoons, self-made rich (unlike Bill Gates who was rich anyway). Marks & Spencers started out as a market stall; so did Tesco and Sainsburys. Google them.

The point in regards to qualifications is this - if you have common sense, hard worker, works smart, focussed to succeed, then you will do: if you don't have these qualities, you will be average only.

What I was saying though is that you need to have a serious word with your parents and try and make them better parents - if not, save up to leave home and don't look back....
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I think you can sue the school for pain and suffering now. :twisted:
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Kurt_ wrote:I think you can sue the school for pain and suffering now. :twisted:
Oh NO, not this again! :(
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Post by Harshboy »

HotDog-Cart wrote:Looks like computers messed up again.
It wasn't the computers, but rather, the idiots using them...duh!
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Sue them! Follow the American dream! :D

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johnbjuice wrote:Sue them! Follow the American dream! :D

- Juice 8)
He's Canadian.
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Post by Kurt_ »

Us Canadians are simple folk. We all live in igloos, it's cold and snowy all year round, our main mode of transportation is dog sled, and our Canadian Dream is nothing more than to be at peace with the world.

SUE! SUE! SUE! SUE! SUE! SUE! SUE!

Why?

Because you can't spell "Sue" without "You"!
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Post by Skyone »

Yes kids, make sure to sue the IRS for emotional stress when you grow up, as well.

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Post by Kurt_ »

Sure thing, Mister!

Not suing makes me a saaaaaaad panda.

Reminds me of the case of Everyone versus Everyone.

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