*glares at Nica and Alex's matching avatars and signatures* Aw, isn't that adorable? You two want your friend back.
From what I can gather, Tali's inactivity was completely voluntary on her own part. No matter how much you petition, there's absolutely no way she'll be coming back unless she chooses to do so of her own volition. As I mentioned before, it was her choice to be inactive.
In any case, your loyalty and devotion to Tali is...commendable. If only my so-called "friends" in this place showed the same level of dedication, but I digress; I've burned that bridge and moved on.
It's a very convincing illusion to a lot of people. Fortunately, I'm not one of them.I think the internet gives the illusion of intimacy.
The internet cna fool many in to think it can offerup the same bonds or interaction thatreal life has. Many do go with that fact and can take be open. Witch can get you hurt.
Internet can be a great place to chatt and even have what i call online friends. Though just as easy to not come on or go some place els when you feel the want to. I find that very few really stay commeted to online friends. Even people that are really loyal in real life will not think internet friend ship have as much meaning as real life. Thats is ture to a point i feel but i have seen people just block internet friends for very little.
The Internet has a fine line to walk when interacting with others. You have no idea how they will treat you in the long run.
It's a very convincing illusion to a lot of people. Fortunately, I'm not one of them.
Very motivational..aside from the spelling mistakes. XD
Internet friends are just like RL ones, cept the internet people could hunt somebody down and attack them. Of course, that's an exaggeration, they wouldn't actually do that unless private information is given out...but I treat most main internet friends as IRL friends, infact, I treat the internet ones better....The ones I actually know IRL aren't as nice as they should be towards me. XD
Having friends online and having friends IRL is quite different. Online, everything is simplistic, you talk via text/typing and you don't really know what the person is like as in personality and characteristics. You get some idea of it, but if you do meet IRL you may find they were a completely different person than who you'd thought they'd be. I've found this out from experience.The internet cna fool many in to think it can offerup the same bonds or interaction thatreal life has. Many do go with that fact and can take be open. Witch can get you hurt.
Internet can be a great place to chatt and even have what i call online friends. Though just as easy to not come on or go some place els when you feel the want to. I find that very few really stay commeted to online friends. Even people that are really loyal in real life will not think internet friend ship have as much meaning as real life. Thats is ture to a point i feel but i have seen people just block internet friends for very little.
The Internet has a fine line to walk when interacting with others. You have no idea how they will treat you in the long run.
Same here. Sometimes, their obession leads to umm... weird circumstances.High five. I see a lot of people obssessed with chatting, some of them even have online "girlfriends" and stuff lol.
lol i know. My spelling and typing are not good at all. Thank godess my job is not about spelling or typing. I would have been fired XD lol
Same here. Sometimes, their obession leads to umm... weird circumstances.
"Online girlfriends" or "Online marriages" etc, is a really weird issue. I know a couple of people who have that sort of dedication to that kind of thing but I don't particularly understand in the reasoning behind it.
And is that the reason why you aren't paired? Afraid of online stalking-ness? XD
You know I was only joking right? XD
I don't let out much of my IRL information..
Except for how I look, my name....but nobody knows where I live....streetwise..Actually no. Cancel that idea, People do know where I live. Oh crap, I've gave out too much about me. XD Yeah, I've seen your profile, you know loads of people. XD But I don't see much PC members signed up there...
AHH i hate how the schools blocked everything. now what am i supposed to do in tech class when we have a sub... do the work?? never... funny thing is xanga (a blog site) wasn't blocked last time i checked. i don't have an xanga, but maybe i should get one :D
You know I love my points and saying lots of stuff.You and all these points. XD Unless of course, we can explain what we really mean as we post it/say it. Most things I say are misinterpreted for something else. XD I try to explain most of the time, but yet people still get confused. XD And, Yeah, out of all my MSN contacts..like probably only three from PC had joined Bebo. XD It's really popular at school, I only discovered that today..but it really is popular. Nobody at school talks about Myspace, Bebo is banned aswell, but the teachers nearly have banned the students from thinking about Myspace, it's really funny. XD
Proxy bypass is the best way, but if your school system is advance enough to check every site you've been on at the end of the day... then you're screwed. My school has that, otherwise I had been using bypasses to check some of the blocked sites.Proxy sites/exact IP adress/different brower are ways of getting past the blocker... And anyway, you shouldnt try to bypass it, its for your own safety (i feel like a huuuuuge hypocrite)...
Nice sig...
