05 Apr 10
5. Giving random compliments to everyone in the hope to gain friends only makes your compliments unworthy of achieving.
6. If someone tells you something about themselves, even just their first name, it does not give you permission to tell someone else even if you know the two people are acquainted.
05 Apr 10
Decide what's really important in your daily life of reality first.
Then decide if you NEED to be accepted into a place where it is very unlikely you will ever meet 0.0000000000000001% of the people you interact with.
You may ask yourself why you felt a need to pose such a question.
I'm going for dinner with my wife who is real, and loves me. Bye. 😉
05 Apr 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyBobby, for the umpteenth time...
[b]becoming accepted as well as respected in cyberspace
any and all ideas or suggestions on one or (preferably) both objectives,
along with friendly and lively repartee would be most welcome. thanks.[/b]
None of this is real!
05 Apr 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyDon't even try:
[b]becoming accepted as well as respected in cyberspace
any and all ideas or suggestions on one or (preferably) both objectives,
along with friendly and lively repartee would be most welcome. thanks.[/b]
Just be yourself.
You can't please everyone, but you should please yourself.
Stay away from the cliques would be best advice I could give. 😉
05 Apr 10
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The post that was quoted here has been removedthank you, tim, for your responsive and constructive comments. please move your advice forward by helping me, in plain words, to understand the differences between spam, troll and flame. also when is snide snide and when is it not snide? last, specifically what are the prevailing rhp site public forum "customs and mores" that member/subscriber/posters should politely observe?
05 Apr 10
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Originally posted by hopscotchsolid advice, hopscotch. totally agree. thanks for the timely reminder.
5. Giving random compliments to everyone in the hope to gain friends only makes your compliments unworthy of achieving.
6. If someone tells you something about themselves, even just their first name, it does not give you permission to tell someone else even if you know the two people are acquainted.
05 Apr 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyWhy would any sane and sensible person want to be accepted and/or respected in cyberspace?
[b]becoming accepted as well as respected in cyberspace
any and all ideas or suggestions on one or (preferably) both objectives,
along with friendly and lively repartee would be most welcome. thanks.[/b]
05 Apr 10
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyHow many of us would that be?
if true, andy, why do so many of us from around the globe
take the time to invest ourselves here almost every day?
Would you say 20 or 30? Perhaps even 40 or 50? We are a microscopic minority of escapists.
Tell me how many people are not here every day.. or any day.
05 Apr 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyHe has no idea how to define those terms. So watch him give you a smart assed reply.
thank you, tim, for your responsive and constructive comments. please move your advice forward by helping me, in plain words, to understand the differences between spam, troll and flame. also when is snide snide and when is it not snide? last, specifically what are the prevailing rhp site public forum "customs and mores" that member/subscriber/posters should politely observe?