digitalmouse wrote:
how about searching through the forums before posting please? this has been covered before... no need to waste DanTom's drive space with repeated conversations... Not to sound sarcastic or rood, but new people have come to BYOND over that amount of time, and if he were to bring an old topic back up, that would cause a flame war, guaranteed. RaeKwon | |
I'm 15, I'll be 16 in less-than a month.
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I'm 15, I'm turning 16 in February.
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Not to sound sarcastic or rude, but there is no way you can guarantee a "flame war" unless you actually plot to do so.
<<>>Kusanagi<<>> | |
13 and 11/12's
I'm turning 14 in July! (Australian. God knows what you americans call it) | |
Kusanagi wrote:
Not to sound sarcastic or rude, but there is no way you can guarantee a "flame war" unless you actually plot to do so. It doesn't take a person with common-sense to comprehend the fact that if someone brings an old topic up, they're going to get flamed. RaeKwon | |
Jp wrote:
I'm turning 14 in July! (Australian. God knows what you americans call it) They also call it July, two-letter man. =) Although for some weird reason they seem to think that July is during summer. Crazy Americans! What's worse, though, is that they think that September is in "fall" - whatever that means. How can a month be subject to gravity? Silly Americanski. | |
And the gun ammo you can buy in Kmart. Barrel fires in america would be FUN!
<racisim>(or at least as fun as anything in america could be)</racism> | |
RaeKwon wrote:
DarkView wrote: Strange, my greatest adversary was born on the same day (not month, day) as me.... | |
see topic.
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July is Summer (=P), and September is in autumn. Fall is a nickname because all the leaves fall (even though you probobly knew that =P) Which way does your toilet flush? *flushes toilet*
Mine goes counter-clockwise. isn't it different in the southern hemisphere? The Proud American Airjoe | |
Maz wrote:
I'm 17, w00t. :) not as old as you but who cares, at a guess I would say the average developer is about 15-18 but there are a few execeptions like digi, Gug, Deadron and Skysaw. i think the average coder is 10 to 19( i know there are some super good ones that are very young) | |
Nave wrote:
i think the average coder is 10 to 15( i know there are some super good ones that are very young) You'll find that the average coders, well, programmers age is higher than that, though. Most people learn at a young age, but program roughly of 15 years and onwards. I would say in my opinion that on BYOND, the average programmers age would be at least in the middle to late teens. IE; 17 and upwards. But then again, that is my opinion, and I also know some great programmers who're of young age, but, the majority of programmers that I know of are over the age of 20. --Lee | |
That's correct. And I won't be 16 until November 27th.
RaeKwon