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i should say the same, great response NateP . so i will add more, you can customize your submit button using CSS. just by adding an id tag to the submit button code and add the desired properties to it in CSS file (here i am talking about using an external CSS file, my favorite way of dealing with things ). so your submit code will be something like this:

<input type="submit" id="submit" value="sendGO" />

and the CSS code will be something like this for example:

#submit {
	border:1px solid #000;
	color:#000;
	margin:0;
	padding:2px;
	font-family: Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
	font-size:11px;
	background:url(images/button.gif);
}

here you will have a submit button but with different shape and border and with an image as a background instead of the usual gray color.

Wow ! That would be such a great idea if each one of us owned a printing machine of our own where we could just print money whenever we wished to and spent it as we wanted to . But unfortunately that was not the way it is planned. Though if we could, no one on this earth would be poor and everyone would live a luxurious life. But then nobody would realize the importance of money. Nobody would learn to value it, because human tendency is such that we value only those things that we know we have to work hard for, not for things that we get very easily and don't have to slog . And besides people would also try and misuse money for any wrong purposes and too many crimes would take place. So working hard and earning money to become rich according to me is a good idea then printing money and becoming rich where we wouldn't understand the importance and become lazy in earning money and striving hard for it.

I agree that we can do something more productive instead of playing video games. I'm not that much of a gamer but I still play some games. In fact, I also consider playing video games as one of my hobbies. I admit that when I really like the game, I play for like 4-8 hours. Mostly when I play, I make sure that all of the things I have to do like school works are already done. There are times that I forget some things too but still, I can't not do them. So when I remember them while playing, I'll stop to have these tasks finished. I'm the type that only plays just to relieve stress. That's the positive effect of gaming to me.

But, I've seen a lot of people, be it kids or adults, spending almost all of their time with video games. On my way to school, I can see few students going to computer shops to play games instead of going to school. I feel sorry for their parents who sacrifices a lot for them. Some adults, instead of working or finding a job, prefers staying in their houses to play games. Another bad effect is that these games don't give physical exercise. I don't own a Wii but I think this might be an exemption as I've seen some games which requires you to more your body like dancing. Still, going outdoors to play with others is still different. But as for me, who lives in the city, space for playing outside is the problem. Also, I don't really interact with my neighbors as they are not of my age. They're 3 to 10-year-old children and parents.

So for me, like the other users said, gaming is fine as long as it doesn't consume too much of your time or doesn't affect your health and your tasks.

Never mind my previous post. I got an email that my Knowledge Sutra account is now linked to my XistoSupport billing account. Maybe I should just wait for me to see myCENTS on this account.