Heatman

It's a great TV show irrespective of what some people think about the ending. I completely enjoyed it.

The use of VPN is something that's very popular today. This is because of the increasing need to improve and protect user's privacy when using the internet. NordVPN have been the best VPN software I've used it years. It never let me down. What's the best VPN you've used?

How do you feel about drinking beer? Would you consider beer as one of your favorite alcoholic beverage? For me, it's Heineken that's my favourite beer. It's the best beer I've ever tasted. I used to be addicted to beer but I drink in moderation now. What's your favorite beer?

When it comes to watching movies or TV series, do you like doing so with the use of subtitles even when the movie or TV show was in English language? Personally, I enjoy using subtitles at all times because it increases my focus on whatever I'm watching. Do you like using subtitles?

Which football team do you support? I'm not talking about national football teams but the club football teams because it's very obvious most people will support their country's team. I'm a fan of Manchester United, the biggest club in England. What's your favourite team?

I'm currently listening to More Than Half by Tee Grizzley. [MEDIA=spotify]track:2NgpsoOeICd5iS3SBbbvbf[/MEDIA]

My Ghost Encounter was the creepiest thing to ever happen to me. It was one time we were doing that their useless endless meeting or something on where we used to do Sayeed.. I got tired around 1am and wanted to go back to the hostel. On my way back, I was to pass in between two big Manila tree, I felt something like a dark shadow rushed towards me and like either hugged me or went through me. I staggered immediately and was about to fall, what stopped me from falling was a car beside that I held onto. Immediately on the spot, my body froze up, I was damn cold like I was in the cold room. I couldn't walk, I barely managed to get to the hostel and started having fever immediately. What saved me that night was the drugs I came to camp with, I had Ibuprofen and malaria drugs with blood capsule. I took all 3 of them and went to my bed. I was shivering all through the night until morning before I got myself when the sun came out.

The cold this morning is freaking unbearable. Mehn, I thought that I used to love cold but not like this one. My balls have frozed off since morning. I can't feel a damn thing 😂

Seriously, I enjoyed that slap more than anything. It was the only clean hit Mike Tyson had on Jake from before and after the fight. Unfortunately, I knew from the beginning Mike can't beat Jake.

Personally from my observation, I don't think Facebook is ever going away. It's still the king of social media platforms. Even with all the new social media sites coming out, none of them have what it takes to beat Facebook.

The last TV show I watched was Spec Ops Lioness Season 2. It's currently streaming and in episode 6. I can't wait to see the rest of the episodes.

My all time favourite TV shows are going to be Game of Thrones, Shogun, Shooter, Marvels The Punisher. As for my all time favourite movies, they are ; 12 Strong, 13 Hours : The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi, The Pirates of the Caribbean, and Black Hawk Down.

Thank you guys. You're all awesome.

Hello everyone. I'm Heatman. I'm very happy to join here. [mention=5]Cpvr[/mention] Thanks for inviting me mate 😉

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Hello everyone! I'm Heatman. I'm very happy to join this community. I'm a big football fan and my club is Manchester United even though we are no longer good like we used to be. I'm looking forward to having fun here.

Personally, I don't think there's going to be any course for alarm with me when a client that I'm working for decide to terminate a project that I'm already working on. This is because it's his decision to do so and I'm still getting paid irrespective of the job being. Does it have any implications on my profile? I don't think so either because I wasn't the reason he choose to end the contract. Have any of your client terminated any project you're working on?

I've been working as a freelancer for a very long time and I can tell you that I've seen so many clients who can be very indecisive with what they really want. I've had so many times when a client would wake up to ask for changes in what they already asked me to work on. This means giving me extra work to do which wasn't in our previous arrangement. I end charging for extra if the changes are much. Do you charge extra when a client decides to change things in an already ongoing project?

For someone like me started out as a graphics designer since 2005 which is now 19 years in the making, I've designed so many projects that it's going to be very difficult for me to remember all of them off heart. But I can still recall working on some of the Coca-Cola’s campaign. Do you still remember some of your early graphics design projects?

How long have you been working with Photoshop software to work as a graphics designer? It was Photoshop CS2 that was the first version that I used. If I remembered it correctly, it was way back in 2005. It have been 19 years since then. What was the first version of Photoshop you used?

I know that a lot of graphics designer started way back. Some have been in the business for more than 20 years or even more. If you have been so long in the graphics design field, do you still remember the first tool that you worked with? What were the ups and downs of such graphics design tool back then?

Do you pay particular attention to colour selection when you're working on a motion graphics design project? Which colour are usually your top favorites color set to choose from? How good are you in motion graphics design?

When it comes to starting any kind of business, having capital to start the business operation is a must. I don't believe in using zero capital to start any kind of business. So, where your business is set up online or carried out offline, what's the least amount you had as capital to kick it off?

Do you think it's necessary for a freelancer to have his own lawyer? Personally, I don't think so because most of the freelance websites have their Terms of Service which you have to adhere to when working through their platform. If there's any need for sorting out disputes, they have a system to get it done which you don't need to involve a personal lawyer in the whole issue. What are your thoughts?

There are so many freelancing websites where jobs are listed by those who want to get the best freelancers to do it for them by having them bid on the job. The job lister will choose the best bidder he wants. How often do you bid for jobs on the freelance websites that you're using?