
...if posting shitty articles on an obscure online food blog can be considered professional writing.
@OP
Its only professional if he gets paid for it.
@previous (C)
So, theoretically, if he was paid $10.00 for one article over his entire lifetime, he could legitimately call himself a professional writer?
@436,278 (A)
I think that would be a professional blogger. If you were to call your a professional writer without having anything published people might think you were a loon
@previous (E)
@436,282 (C)
So, it doesn't how little he's paid, or how (in)frequently, he's still a professional?
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Nobody gives a shit, Eels.
@436,285 (A)
Maybe, depends on the definition.
adjective
adjective: professional
1.
relating to or belonging to a profession.
"young professional people"
synonyms: white-collar, executive, non-manual
"people in professional occupations"
antonyms: manual
worthy of or appropriate to a professional person; competent, skilful, or assured.
"his professional expertise"
synonyms: expert, accomplished, skilful, adept, masterly, masterful, excellent, fine, polished, finished, skilled, proficient, competent, capable, able, efficient, experienced, practised, trained, seasoned, slick, businesslike, deft, dexterous; More
informalace, crack, stellar, top-notch
"I think we gave a thoroughly professional performance"
antonyms: amateurish, incompetent, inept
2.
engaged in a specified activity as one's main paid occupation rather than as an amateur.
"a professional boxer"
synonyms: paid, salaried, non-amateur, full-time
"a professional tennis player"
antonyms: amateur
informalderogatory
habitually making a feature of a particular activity or attribute.
"a professional gloom-monger"
noun
noun: professional; plural noun: professionals
1.
a person engaged or qualified in a profession.
"professionals such as lawyers and surveyors"
synonyms: white-collar worker, professional worker, office worker
"affluent young professionals"
a person engaged in a specified activity, especially a sport, as a main paid occupation rather than as a pastime.
"his first season as a professional"
synonyms: professional player, non-amateur, paid player;
informalpro
"it's his first season as a professional"
a person competent or skilled in a particu
@436,285 (A)
But I guess if he wants to call himself a professional he could argue the case but would look like an idiot
@436,288 (E)
From what I can see, Fatfuck doesn't fit any of those definitions, apart from the
informaldegrogatory sense. Perhaps he could best be described as a "professional faggot"?
@436,277 (C)
@436,282 (C)
If Chris-chan actually sold one of his shitty "sonichu" medallions for $3.00, would that make him a professional artist?
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@previous (A)
Brb off to make chris-chan a professional artist
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@436,337 (A)
No, because professional artists are only valuable after they die of starvation.
To receive the professional designation, one must apply to and be accepted into the respective guild.

I'm kind of disappointed by the response to this topic. I would've thought that Fatfuck would've used a proxy to contaminate this thread with his lies and bullshite by now.
@previous (A)
He is busy eating cock.
http://minichan.org/topic/38400
Topic: I will be eating at a donkey meat restaurant tonight.
I shall be enjoying the delicacy of donkey meat, prepared in several different ways. It is really good. What are your food plans for today?
Do not miss Syntax's
@OP
Says
> Most humans in the world do. It is quite delicious,
(Citing a deleted or non-existent reply.)
dw's most excellent research (No BS - MS PhD degree (yet)
> It is, in factual fact, bullshit.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donkey#Economic_use
A few donkeys are milked or raised for meat
> [Dead Donkey] it is used for soaps and cosmetics
> [Chinese dead Donkey] Guo Li Zhuang restaurants offer the genitals of donkeys in dishes
In other words OP Eats Donkey dick.