Power outage... sent home from work
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Awh, don't get uptight. It's just the internet
I'm really not uptight at all, just astounded by your utter self importance.
G|mp's post count makes me feel inadequate
edit: oh **** thought i was still in 15 k country
It's not just my postcount that makes you feel inadequate is it Teef?
Welcome to humanity. We are all different. These are my differences, feel free to study and bash them and watch as I care.
It's not just my postcount that makes you feel inadequate is it Teef?
No, the fact you can insert a bowling pin into your anus always filled me with awe.
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Sorry what? That makes no sense at all. I didn't once proclaim to be an amazing member, lol. I got called a spammer by a spammer and I was pointing out the hypocrisy.
That white horse you came riding in on is heavily disabled. Perhaps you should leave G|mp to have his own arguments
EDIT: And for the record, time served is irrelevant in almost any capacity if the person serving said time is incompetent. Free life lessons, distrusted by Sawell. Email in trust if you want to discuss further
No, Gimp provides fun, a good laugh and in general is a nice guy.
Spamming is down to opinion. You are under the impression most of your threads are great, but they aren't particularly amazing. They aren't awful, I'm not saying that. But you're not coming across in a way which is going to make you popular.
Chill a bit basically.
No, the fact you can insert a bowling pin into your anus always filled me with awe.
How did you know she was called awe?
No, contribution is a method by which you give something and people take from it. I give a topic for discussion and then people take conversation and topic points from that, expand on them or answer to them. This, by definition is contribution. Replying in a thread saying TYFTI does not contribute to the thread, nor push the thread in any progressive means. In fact in forum terms it's what's called a 'dead start'. A method by which the thread mentality (that is, the mentality of forward posting) is benchmarked at the initial reply. You, as a poster are influenced by the dead start and formulate, more often than not, replies based on that trend. This isn't just a trend in forums, but in culture in general.
Not once did I say my posts nor threads were 'great', I just said they form contribution (really, you might just want to look the word up and save this conversation). I have just contributed meaning to you, do you see how this works?
I have administered, moderated, created and been part of forum communities for almost a decade. I've helped develop the software this forum runs on and helped dead communities blossom from a few members into thousands. None of this makes me a good, awesome or great member. It just means when it comes to online communities I know what I'm talking about.
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No, contribution is a method by which you give something and people take from it. I give a topic for discussion and then people take conversation and topic points from that, expand on them or answer to them. This, by definition is contribution. Replying in a thread saying TYFTI does not contribute to the thread, nor push the thread in any progressive means. In fact in forum terms it's what's called a 'dead start'. A method by which the thread mentality (that is, the mentality of forward posting) is benchmarked at the inital post. You, as a poster are influenced by the dead start and formulate, more often than not, replies based on that trend. This isn't just a trend in forums, but in culture in general.
Not once did I say my posts nor threads were 'great', I just said they form contribution (really, you might just want to look the word up and save this conversation). I have just contributed meaning to you, do you see how this works?
I have administered, moderated, created and been part of forum communities for almost a century. I've helped develop the software this forum runs on and helped dead communities blossom from a few members into thousands. None of this makes me a good, awesome or great member. It just means when it comes to online communities I know what I'm talking about.
See what I mean, you are coming across as rude? I have also moderated, setup and run forums, I'm doing one for a living right now. I've set up small ones, large ones and also news websites and a lot more besides. The point being, relax. All I'm getting the vibe from you is "I'm right all the time, everyone else is wrong".
Ignored.
You've been using the internet since the 1930's?
I think he means decade
I top trump him with that as well
Yeah but do you have a member as Uber Awesome as me?
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