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Huggles · 02-28-2004, 04:40 PM

Originally posted by KRL

This wholeplace is a big sandbox if you haven't figured that out yet.

I've been drafting agreements all day long. My eyes are tired. This place helps relieve the monotony of all the business stuff I'm doing all day long. I come here to laugh and have fun.

Yeah. I've noticed. It was time for me to start kicking some sand around.

GFY Troll ® · 02-28-2004, 05:07 PM

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Originally posted by Huggles
No, perhaps you wouldn't be. Your face was already used in "Skeletal Bonehole Fuckers #4, #5, and #7.
How did they fit all those german cocks in your eye sockets?
I'm pissing all over you.
Hey, weren't you standing in line in San Francisco the other day?
I think GFY Troll is probably some bitter sweatpants equipped D&D freak who was teased in highschool. Continue with your weak flames and I will make the atomic wedgie you got in grade 9 PE class look like a warm hug from Grandma. Get the fuck out of my thread and go back to family bath.

Don't give up your dayjob at the drive thru window, boy.

Raven · 02-28-2004, 05:28 PM

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Originally posted by Huggles
Originally posted by Raven

Now you're going off subject here.

You were talking about the Venetian. I've stayed there enough times to know if I wanted to walk around in my nightgown, I could.

Why don't you?

Because those are my work clothes, that's why.

The point is this. This is an industry where it doesn't matter what you wear to be in this industry. Credentials are measured in dollar signs, not clothing or initials after your name. You'd be surprised how many successful, highly successful high school dropouts are amongst those who have post graduate degrees.

What we wear might not be acceptable to certain clubs. When that happens, and I've seen it happen....those webmasters head on back to the Venetian, plop down several thousand dollars and rent a suite, open it up to those who don't care about a dress code and party until the wee hours of the morning.

foreverjason · 02-28-2004, 05:40 PM

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Originally posted by Huggles

If I had ten, or a hundred times my monthly income, I wouldn't just start thinking dressing like I have $5 to my name is cool. Why would I want to look like a sorry sack of shit?

Buddy who are you trying to impress? Girls?

Go impress as many gold diggers as you want.

When you have money and power you dont need to show it off, only wannabes do that.

Lexxx · 02-28-2004, 05:49 PM

Why don't everyone just admit that they have absolutely no taste.

One can get rich, but class and taste are a totally separate thing.

Cultureless fucks.

There.

.

Huggles · 02-28-2004, 05:54 PM

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Originally posted by foreverjason

Buddy who are you trying to impress? Girls?

Go impress as many gold diggers as you want.

When you have money and power you dont need to show it off, only wannabes do that.

I see. A pre-requisite to having money and power is a desire to look like you have nothing. I suppose to be successful I should:

1. Stop showering
2. Dress in the cheapest, most ill-fitting clothing possible
3. Stop exercising

I thought pride was only abandoned by content? I suppose nobody is safe in this industry.

As far as gold diggers and such, I don't spend much money on women. I'm pretty cheap when it comes to that.

I bet the guys that dress like shit and have absolutely 0 desire to keep in shape probably have to spend alot more money to keep women around than I.

Huggles · 02-28-2004, 05:55 PM

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Originally posted by Lexxx
Why don't everyone just admit that they have absolutely no taste.

One can get rich, but class and taste are a totally separate thing.

Cultureless fucks.

There.

.

I agree. I don't think I'm a fashion fucking icon, but I believe that I try to look good.

Huggles · 02-28-2004, 06:04 PM

Originally posted by Raven

Because those are my work clothes, that's why.

O-k.

The point is this. This is an industry where it doesn't matter what you wear to be in this industry. Credentials are measured in dollar signs, not clothing or initials after your name. You'd be surprised how many successful, highly successful high school dropouts are amongst those who have post graduate degrees.

I'm a dropout myself, and I make more than all of my graduating class. ( Save for a few who have taken over the business of their parents. Perhaps there are a few others who make more, but from the little research I have done, nobody is making more. Not that I've bragged about it, I was just curious to see how everyone turned out )

I'm shocked that so many people in such an industry based on vanity, would ignore their own appearances. We're not talking anything normal here, folks. We're talking stand out of a crowd type of bad haircuts, poor clothing, and terrible postures. Come on now, are we webmasters, or players of Magic: The Gathering during lunch hour?

What we wear might not be acceptable to certain clubs. When that happens, and I've seen it happen....those webmasters head on back to the Venetian, plop down several thousand dollars and rent a suite, open it up to those who don't care about a dress code and party until the wee hours of the morning.

How many webmasters would goto a nightclub in the first place? Alot of them aren't exactly socialites. Renting a suite and paying some girls to come party with them is exactly what I would expect to happen.

SureFire · 02-28-2004, 06:09 PM

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Originally posted by Huggles

I agree. I don't think I'm a fashion fucking icon, but I believe that I try to look good.

When you're trying to look good, what if someone thinks you look bad on the attire you choose and judges you.

SureFire · 02-28-2004, 06:59 PM

Huggles

?

I thought this was a debate.

Rorschach · 02-28-2004, 07:10 PM

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Originally posted by Huggles

3. Your appearance does not matter, you have charisma 18 and a pendant of human charming +3

You fucking geek

Pipecrew · 02-28-2004, 07:15 PM

Huggles is a fucking gallery submitter, why are you people letting him get you so worked up?

tbabe · 02-28-2004, 07:16 PM

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Originally posted by Pipecrew
Huggles is a fucking gallery submitter, why are you people letting him get you so worked up?

LOL

Huggles · 02-28-2004, 07:22 PM

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Originally posted by SureFire
Huggles

?

I thought this was a debate.

Questions are ended with question marks, not periods. Should I debate with someone who cannot use the language we're debating in?

SureFire · 02-28-2004, 07:22 PM

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Originally posted by Pipecrew
Huggles is a fucking gallery submitter, why are you people letting him get you so worked up?

Worked up? Not really. He/she/it makes me laughs reading his replies.

Huggles · 02-28-2004, 07:24 PM

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Originally posted by Pipecrew
Huggles is a fucking gallery submitter, why are you people letting him get you so worked up?

Is there something wrong with submitting galleries?

Huggles · 02-28-2004, 07:25 PM

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Originally posted by Rorschach

You fucking geek

AD&D gold box games, baby.

At least I don't dress like I play them still.

Living For Today · 02-28-2004, 07:26 PM

whoever started this topic is a fucking douche. people will where whatever thef uck they want to wear you idiot.

Raven · 02-28-2004, 07:27 PM

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Originally posted by Huggles
Originally posted by Raven

Because those are my work clothes, that's why.

O-k.

The point is this. This is an industry where it doesn't matter what you wear to be in this industry. Credentials are measured in dollar signs, not clothing or initials after your name. You'd be surprised how many successful, highly successful high school dropouts are amongst those who have post graduate degrees.

I'm a dropout myself, and I make more than all of my graduating class. ( Save for a few who have taken over the business of their parents. Perhaps there are a few others who make more, but from the little research I have done, nobody is making more. Not that I've bragged about it, I was just curious to see how everyone turned out )

I'm shocked that so many people in such an industry based on vanity, would ignore their own appearances. We're not talking anything normal here, folks. We're talking stand out of a crowd type of bad haircuts, poor clothing, and terrible postures. Come on now, are we webmasters, or players of Magic: The Gathering during lunch hour?

What we wear might not be acceptable to certain clubs. When that happens, and I've seen it happen....those webmasters head on back to the Venetian, plop down several thousand dollars and rent a suite, open it up to those who don't care about a dress code and party until the wee hours of the morning.

How many webmasters would goto a nightclub in the first place? Alot of them aren't exactly socialites. Renting a suite and paying some girls to come party with them is exactly what I would expect to happen.

And, I have a post graduate degree. And, in this industry, it matters not.

There's a reason many of us choose this industry and it's not to be a fashion plate.

I've got to go nurse my honey's horrible hangover...from our night out on the town....wearing jeans and tee shirts...LOL.

You have a good one, huggles...see you at the next conference. I might just be the one in my slippers, jammies and sweats.

WarChild · 02-28-2004, 07:28 PM

Hey what's wrong with being a gallery submitter?

It may not make you a millionaire, but it pays better than nearly any day job you'll get with a degree.... (NEARLY any) and it takes less time.

WarChild · 02-28-2004, 07:32 PM

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Originally posted by Raven

I've got to go nurse my honey's horrible hangover...from our night out on the town....wearing jeans and tee shirts...LOL.

If you read really carefully, you'll notice that nobody's picking on "jeans and tee shits" ... Let me ask you this: Were those jeans and tshirts washed in recent memory? Have you had a haircut in the past few months?

Nobody ever said dress to the nines ... The original point was, more or less, how can people not have even basic hygene?

Huggles · 02-28-2004, 07:32 PM

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...hreadid=243068

Looks like some people on GFY care what they look like.

SureFire · 02-28-2004, 07:36 PM

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Originally posted by Huggles

Questions are ended with question marks, not periods. Should I debate with someone who cannot use the language we're debating in?

Sorry for my stupid mistake. Post a picture of your attire that you think looks good and I probably can find fault with it amoung others.

You are missing the point, if you judge people by the way they dress, you are a fool.

BTW, I am not debating you....you were debating another poster.

Huggles · 02-28-2004, 07:39 PM

Originally posted by SureFire

Sorry for my stupid mistake. Post a picture of your attire that you think looks good and I probably can find fault with it amoung others.

Depends on the situation. Like I said, when I'm at the Venetian I'm not going to wear clothes that look like I'm going to paint my house. Also, when I goto dinner, I'm not going to wear camo pants and a wife beater.

You are missing the point, if you judge people by the way they dress, you are a fool.

No, if you try and say you absolutely never judge anyone on appearance, you are a liar.

BTW, I am not debating you....you were debating another poster.

SureFire · 02-28-2004, 08:01 PM

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Originally posted by Huggles
Originally posted by SureFire

Sorry for my stupid mistake. Post a picture of your attire that you think looks good and I probably can find fault with it amoung others.

Depends on the situation. Like I said, when I'm at the Venetian I'm not going to wear clothes that look like I'm going to paint my house. Also, when I goto dinner, I'm not going to wear camo pants and a wife beater.

You are missing the point, if you judge people by the way they dress, you are a fool.

No, if you try and say you absolutely never judge anyone on appearance, you are a liar.

BTW, I am not debating you....you were debating another poster.

At a restaurant, that I get dressed up for a man in a bathrobe with sneakers gets the best table. Money talks?why concern yourself with other people dressing habits?

Please correct my punctuation

digifan · 02-28-2004, 08:09 PM

Maybe they don't want to get kidnapped

exspamr · 02-28-2004, 08:42 PM

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Originally posted by nofx

I agree, if you think you are so stylish and care about how others see you, post your pic >

yeah, while im glad that you took time off from queer eye to help us all out this thread is useless without pics of what we should wear

Raven · 02-28-2004, 10:35 PM

You're all over the place here, Huggles....

Your original post had nothing to do with showering or hygiene.

"Why do most of you dress like:

1. Your mom thinks your 12 when baggy shirts and sweats were in style

2. You shop at Value Village

3. Your appearance does not matter, you have charisma 18 and a pendant of human charming +3

This is an observation over the course of the last year or so. Some webmasters actually seem to care what they look like, alot however, do not."

From this we've gone to hygiene and hair cuts.

Since I have fabulous red hair, I'm very vain about it and I go to the hairdresser often. I also get my nails done and pedicures. But, for me, that's a reward for the sixteen fucking hours I put into this business day in and day out. Others buy clothes.

My $200. hairstyling, with highlights, costs more than my six dollar tee shirts. I spend more on pedicures than I do on clothes. The two carat diamond on my finger goes as well with sweats as it does with a gown...which, by the way, I bought for my first Vegas adventure....and, recently, just sold on Ebay, with the tags still attached.

You also talked about shopping at Value Village, as if that's a crime against humanity. it is; but, that's beside the point.

I think your third point was probably the most interesting. To some, appearance is ALL that matters. Hardly a way to judge whether or not that person is someone with whom to do business. To others, appearances are deceptive. The guy who is wearing a torn sweatshirt, with shaggy hair may be someone for whom you want to do business.

War Child. I read really really carefully. Perhaps you should read really really carefully. The original point, more or less, was why does everyone dress like slobs? Read the first post. I have it above.

chodadog · 02-29-2004, 12:38 AM

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Originally posted by Huggles

I'm just saying, dress like your appearance matters to you.

But it doesn't, you pansy metrosexual fuck.

Huggles · 02-29-2004, 09:46 AM

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Originally posted by chodadog

But it doesn't, you pansy metrosexual fuck.

I'm hardly a pansy, or metrosexual you fucking slob.

I'm just curious as to why "soup kitchen" is so in among the webmaster crowd.

Huggles · 02-29-2004, 09:55 AM

Originally posted by Raven

My $200. hairstyling, with highlights, costs more than my six dollar tee shirts. I spend more on pedicures than I do on clothes. The two carat diamond on my finger goes as well with sweats as it does with a gown...which, by the way, I bought for my first Vegas adventure....and, recently, just sold on Ebay, with the tags still attached.

What matters from the above?

If you're hardly a slob, what point are you trying to make about other webmasters?

You also talked about shopping at Value Village, as if that's a crime against humanity. it is; but, that's beside the point.

Looking like you've bought the cheapest, most ill-fitting clothing from 1979 and had left it on your bathroom floor for 3 days before wearing it IS a crime.

I think your third point was probably the most interesting. To some, appearance is ALL that matters. Hardly a way to judge whether or not that person is someone with whom to do business. To others, appearances are deceptive. The guy who is wearing a torn sweatshirt, with shaggy hair may be someone for whom you want to do business.

I think given the choice I would rather talk to someone dressed a little more presentable first.

shepherd · 03-14-2004, 07:58 AM

Impress yourself, not others.
When I walk into a room no one takes a second look. When I discuss business with others they tend to listen.

cayne · 03-14-2004, 02:49 PM

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Originally posted by Huggles
3. Your appearance does not matter, you have charisma 18 and a pendant of human charming +3

yap. !

02-28-2004, 04:40 PM	#101
Huggles GFY'S #1 retard Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Kelowna Posts: 11,271	Originally posted by KRL This wholeplace is a big sandbox if you haven't figured that out yet. I've been drafting agreements all day long. My eyes are tired. This place helps relieve the monotony of all the business stuff I'm doing all day long. I come here to laugh and have fun. Yeah. I've noticed. It was time for me to start kicking some sand around. __________________ https://3-veo.com/ The best AI video maker portal.

02-28-2004, 06:04 PM	#108
Huggles GFY'S #1 retard Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Kelowna Posts: 11,271	Originally posted by Raven Because those are my work clothes, that's why. O-k. The point is this. This is an industry where it doesn't matter what you wear to be in this industry. Credentials are measured in dollar signs, not clothing or initials after your name. You'd be surprised how many successful, highly successful high school dropouts are amongst those who have post graduate degrees. I'm a dropout myself, and I make more than all of my graduating class. ( Save for a few who have taken over the business of their parents. Perhaps there are a few others who make more, but from the little research I have done, nobody is making more. Not that I've bragged about it, I was just curious to see how everyone turned out ) I'm shocked that so many people in such an industry based on vanity, would ignore their own appearances. We're not talking anything normal here, folks. We're talking stand out of a crowd type of bad haircuts, poor clothing, and terrible postures. Come on now, are we webmasters, or players of Magic: The Gathering during lunch hour? What we wear might not be acceptable to certain clubs. When that happens, and I've seen it happen....those webmasters head on back to the Venetian, plop down several thousand dollars and rent a suite, open it up to those who don't care about a dress code and party until the wee hours of the morning. How many webmasters would goto a nightclub in the first place? Alot of them aren't exactly socialites. Renting a suite and paying some girls to come party with them is exactly what I would expect to happen. __________________ https://3-veo.com/ The best AI video maker portal.

02-28-2004, 07:32 PM	#122
Huggles GFY'S #1 retard Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Kelowna Posts: 11,271	http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...hreadid=243068 Looks like some people on GFY care what they look like. __________________ https://3-veo.com/ The best AI video maker portal.

02-28-2004, 07:39 PM	#124
Huggles GFY'S #1 retard Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Kelowna Posts: 11,271	Originally posted by SureFire Sorry for my stupid mistake. Post a picture of your attire that you think looks good and I probably can find fault with it amoung others. Depends on the situation. Like I said, when I'm at the Venetian I'm not going to wear clothes that look like I'm going to paint my house. Also, when I goto dinner, I'm not going to wear camo pants and a wife beater. You are missing the point, if you judge people by the way they dress, you are a fool. No, if you try and say you absolutely never judge anyone on appearance, you are a liar. BTW, I am not debating you....you were debating another poster. __________________ https://3-veo.com/ The best AI video maker portal.

02-28-2004, 08:09 PM	#126
digifan The Profiler Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: ICQ 76281726 and I'm female Posts: 14,618	Maybe they don't want to get kidnapped __________________ [email protected] Webair Rocks

02-28-2004, 05:49 PM	#105
Lexxx Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Boston Posts: 1,489	Why don't everyone just admit that they have absolutely no taste. One can get rich, but class and taste are a totally separate thing. Cultureless fucks. There. .

02-28-2004, 06:59 PM	#110
SureFire Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: internet Posts: 4,398	Huggles ? I thought this was a debate.

02-28-2004, 07:15 PM	#112
Pipecrew Master of Gfy.com Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 14,887	Huggles is a fucking gallery submitter, why are you people letting him get you so worked up?

02-28-2004, 07:26 PM	#118
Living For Today Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 3,970	whoever started this topic is a fucking douche. people will where whatever thef uck they want to wear you idiot.

02-28-2004, 07:28 PM	#120
WarChild Let slip the dogs of war. Industry Role: Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Bermuda Posts: 17,263	Hey what's wrong with being a gallery submitter? It may not make you a millionaire, but it pays better than nearly any day job you'll get with a degree.... (NEARLY any) and it takes less time.

02-28-2004, 10:35 PM	#128
Raven Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 6,874	You're all over the place here, Huggles.... Your original post had nothing to do with showering or hygiene. "Why do most of you dress like: 1. Your mom thinks your 12 when baggy shirts and sweats were in style 2. You shop at Value Village 3. Your appearance does not matter, you have charisma 18 and a pendant of human charming +3 This is an observation over the course of the last year or so. Some webmasters actually seem to care what they look like, alot however, do not." From this we've gone to hygiene and hair cuts. Since I have fabulous red hair, I'm very vain about it and I go to the hairdresser often. I also get my nails done and pedicures. But, for me, that's a reward for the sixteen fucking hours I put into this business day in and day out. Others buy clothes. My $200. hairstyling, with highlights, costs more than my six dollar tee shirts. I spend more on pedicures than I do on clothes. The two carat diamond on my finger goes as well with sweats as it does with a gown...which, by the way, I bought for my first Vegas adventure....and, recently, just sold on Ebay, with the tags still attached. You also talked about shopping at Value Village, as if that's a crime against humanity. it is; but, that's beside the point. I think your third point was probably the most interesting. To some, appearance is ALL that matters. Hardly a way to judge whether or not that person is someone with whom to do business. To others, appearances are deceptive. The guy who is wearing a torn sweatshirt, with shaggy hair may be someone for whom you want to do business. War Child. I read really really carefully. Perhaps you should read really really carefully. The original point, more or less, was why does everyone dress like slobs? Read the first post. I have it above. __________________ Raven ~RETIRED~

02-29-2004, 09:55 AM	#131
Huggles GFY'S #1 retard Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Kelowna Posts: 11,271	Originally posted by Raven My $200. hairstyling, with highlights, costs more than my six dollar tee shirts. I spend more on pedicures than I do on clothes. The two carat diamond on my finger goes as well with sweats as it does with a gown...which, by the way, I bought for my first Vegas adventure....and, recently, just sold on Ebay, with the tags still attached. What matters from the above? If you're hardly a slob, what point are you trying to make about other webmasters? You also talked about shopping at Value Village, as if that's a crime against humanity. it is; but, that's beside the point. Looking like you've bought the cheapest, most ill-fitting clothing from 1979 and had left it on your bathroom floor for 3 days before wearing it IS a crime. I think your third point was probably the most interesting. To some, appearance is ALL that matters. Hardly a way to judge whether or not that person is someone with whom to do business. To others, appearances are deceptive. The guy who is wearing a torn sweatshirt, with shaggy hair may be someone for whom you want to do business. I think given the choice I would rather talk to someone dressed a little more presentable first. __________________ https://3-veo.com/ The best AI video maker portal.

03-14-2004, 07:58 AM	#132
shepherd Registered User Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 424	Impress yourself, not others. When I walk into a room no one takes a second look. When I discuss business with others they tend to listen.