Originally posted by Will EverittOne of the great things to see is that the MF who timed me out is now being timed out, RL&C, and his rating is dropping ... warms my heart.
What he did was in the rules you both knew and accepted at the time of starting the game. I think you are in the wrong, chances are I may have timed you out, I would expect you to do the same to me. If it was any sort of offline game I would claim the win if I could legally for example if you got up and walked off.
I act exactly the same online as I do offline. This is partly why I choose to be open about my name, identity and lifestyle. I do not want to present anyone other than who I am. The only difference in attitude may be in that there is no real time or body language to accompany conversations, which obviously provide feedback mechanisms which alter real life conversations dramatically.
Originally posted by StarrmanThat's all fine and good.
I act exactly the same online as I do offline. This is partly why I choose to be open about my name, identity and lifestyle. I do not want to present anyone other than who I am. The only difference in attitude may be in that there is no real time or body language to accompany conversations, which obviously provide feedback mechanisms which alter real life conversations dramatically.
I'm a little sleazier online.
Originally posted by KnightWulfei'm a mass murderer in real life. if i didn't have these forums to let me express those elements of cartoon policeman that lie repressed deep within me, i don't know what i'd do. my god, i'd probably abandon my life of crime and become an office worker or something. thank you, rhp.
Why is it that internet ambiguity and anonymity make people feel like they can be bungholes and jerks and everything else? What is it about it that bring out this dark side in people? What is it that makes manners and decorum and just plain common decency fade to nothingness when someone gets behind a keyboard?
I know it happens. I know anonymity and ...[text shortened]... man just that dark at their core?
Just something I have been pondering of late. Any thoughts?
Originally posted by Officer DibbleDo you live in Ipswich by any chance?
i'm a mass murderer in real life. if i didn't have these forums to let me express those elements of cartoon policeman that lie repressed deep within me, i don't know what i'd do. my god, i'd probably abandon my life of crime and become an office worker or something. thank you, rhp.
Originally posted by KnightWulfeShut up.
Why is it that internet ambiguity and anonymity make people feel like they can be bungholes and jerks and everything else? What is it about it that bring out this dark side in people? What is it that makes manners and decorum and just plain common decency fade to nothingness when someone gets behind a keyboard?
I know it happens. I know anonymity and ...[text shortened]... man just that dark at their core?
Just something I have been pondering of late. Any thoughts?
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