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You are now imaging every square inch of Natalie Portman's naked body in front of the equally naked Stephen Hawking.

My reaction

(08-31-2012, 04:44 PM)Zaffre Wrote: [ -> ]

Alright, you have some weird obsession with this picture. You have irked me. I am irked.

(08-31-2012, 06:35 PM)lolmaster Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-31-2012, 04:44 PM)Zaffre Wrote: [ -> ]

Alright, you have some weird obsession with this picture. You have irked me. I am irked.

I use it a lot because it's fitting with a lot of things. And it's highly exploitable. For instance:

What happened to this forum? Off topic discussion != SPAM.

answer.

the curse of the "impersonal" nature of the internet.

people who want to keep things "light", when most others would rather keep it serious. wich leads to spam because its impossible to tell how someone is "feeling" on a PC, wich often means your attempt to keep things light is reacted to badly, people, who want to be serious, think "damn troll ruining the forum!" and just "troll back" to try and get rid of the "problem user", wich can derail the entire forum within an hour.

(08-31-2012, 08:57 PM)the dark side Wrote: [ -> ]answer.

the curse of the "impersonal" nature of the internet.

people who want to keep things "light", when most others would rather keep it serious. wich leads to spam because its impossible to tell how someone is "feeling" on a PC, wich often means your attempt to keep things light is reacted to badly, people, who want to be serious, think "damn troll ruining the forum!" and just "troll back" to try and get rid of the "problem user", wich can derail the entire forum within an hour.

It's possible for a forum to have a light atmosphere and still be meaningful. My idea of light is interesting observations and witty humor (images are fine).

(08-31-2012, 09:19 PM)Bridge Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-31-2012, 08:57 PM)the dark side Wrote: [ -> ]answer.

the curse of the "impersonal" nature of the internet.

people who want to keep things "light", when most others would rather keep it serious. wich leads to spam because its impossible to tell how someone is "feeling" on a PC, wich often means your attempt to keep things light is reacted to badly, people, who want to be serious, think "damn troll ruining the forum!" and just "troll back" to try and get rid of the "problem user", wich can derail the entire forum within an hour.

It's possible for a forum to have a light atmosphere and still be meaningful. My idea of light is interesting observations and witty humor (images are fine).

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This humor "witty" enough for ya, babe?