About all the bullshit on message boards
 

I've been online since 1988. Way before Internet. But it was the same bullshit on BBS. People would write messages, a community would form. Then the bullshit would start. People bitching each other. Groups would form.

Then there was a GT (Get Together).

And u know what? I was amazed to see those people that were so cruel and acting like whining bitches between each other on the BBS, suddenly become so friendly in real person. Maybe it was the beer. I don't know. But I have noticed something, we feel so strong and powerful in front of a monitor (or even in a car, I don't know why we feel so safe)

14 years later, it's still the same. So please, cut the bullshit right now. Have a beer and enjoy life.

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1988 was not "before the internet" it was before the World Wide Web. There is a difference.

You sound like some catholic woman.

"Am I not destroying my enemies when I make them my friends" is what I remember my grandmother telling me.

turn the other cheek shit.

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Fuck off you pussy!

*growls*

*flexes*

Owww....

Man those were the days ... bad ass sysop boldy ... People beggin' for disableds :eek7

When my grandma told me the same bullshit, I killed her and put her in the oven, I then invited the family over and we had a nice meal.

Good ole' WARBOARDS!!!! Muahahahah!!!!


...however things used to be more like AMiGA vs IBM and Apple vs IBM or Atari vs AMiGA!


:)

Only the names have changed. PC vs Mac, Netscape vs IE, Perl vs PHP, etc....

You kill your own grandmother but you are willing to make up and be lovey dovey with board personalities.

hahahahah

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Your rant reminds me of a gripe that I have. Have you ever noticed that nearly everyone says that they have been online since before the web? I was there, I don't remember there being that many other folks. Is there something wrong with saying "I first logged on in 1998"?? And I'm not denying your claim of being online since '88, it just sent me off on a rant of my own.

My first online experiece was Qlink... it was like 10 cents a minute or some shit back then... I used that for a few weeks before a friend of mine introduced me to BBSing! I wanted to be a SysOp and run a board too, so I bought a copy of All American BBS and have been addicted to being online ever since...

What, just because I was preaching religion (according to your first reply) you think I am a sane person?

:arcadefre :fart :spawn :thefinger