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Internet user admits 'web-rage'
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That is so very London.
Honestly, some of the people in this city. I nearly got beaten up in the East End once for sounding my motorbike horn at a car driver. The fact that he was about to reverse into me and knock me into the gutter obviously made no difference to his view on the matter
Honestly, some of the people in this city. I nearly got beaten up in the East End once for sounding my motorbike horn at a car driver. The fact that he was about to reverse into me and knock me into the gutter obviously made no difference to his view on the matter
I'll admit that there's more than a few people on the internet that I'd probably beat with an axe handle.
Starting with the guy that created myspace. <WHACK>
Starting with the guy that created myspace. <WHACK>
yellow said:
Nice! great start to the list who else can be added?
so it is MySpace then...let's see youtube?, ebay?
PAYPAL are the worst IMOziwi said:Nice! great start to the list who else can be added?
so it is MySpace then...let's see youtube?, ebay?
I'm OK with eBay, despite it being a harbor for scammers. There's some decent **** to be found there and it's innovative.
YouTube.. well, there's also decent **** to be found there, despite it being a harbor for copyright infringement and people who want to upload their pointless videos.
YouTube.. well, there's also decent **** to be found there, despite it being a harbor for copyright infringement and people who want to upload their pointless videos.
thworple said:BBC Story on an argument in a chatroom gone too far!
Perhaps a lesson to all of us to keep insults on Macrumors down to a minimum?
no need really mate, if I were to call you a **** or some other incosiderate stuff I would get banned - as would everyone else - macrumors is far too efficient for this kind of stuff - but it is a nice reminder that one should be considerate at all times - even on the web - nice find
yellow said:
You cant beat tom up hes your 1st myspace friend
Back on topic, internet chat rooms are a bad place
mufflon said:no need really mate, if I were to call you a t**t or some other incosiderate stuff I would get banned - as would everyone else - macrumors is far too efficient for this kind of stuff - but it is a nice reminder that one should be considerate at all times - even on the web - nice find
Ermm..... thanks. I think.
70 miles...that's called being dedicated to a goal.
This reminds me of the timeless Tuff-Guys on Usenet who, separated by thousands of miles, exchange threats, yet have no intention of ever carrying them out.
benthewraith said:
Yup. You give your consent to lawful wounding every time you have an operation or a tattoo or a play-fight (or join the army) or enter a boxing match. (tho there's always some debate over the boxing thing.)
Love bites and S+M play (in some legal systems) also count as lawful wounding. Various laws have tried to ban S+M play, but fallen over the fact that love bites would also be illegal under them.
Also in cases of self-defence, or in emergencies where you have to wound someone for their benefit, e.g. pulling them out of a crashed car on fire, that can also be lawful wounding.
thworple said:Perhaps a lesson to all of us to keep insults on Macrumors down to a minimum?
Let us hope that this is the case.
yellow said:
Then it is like and advertisement for the site...remember the Madona principal of marketing - Any press is good press - and as such any mention good or bad promotes the site...just a thought
These guys sure don't present a good example of "tolerant people of the Muslim faith." Perhaps it's media spin, but I think people like this are stirring all of the anti-Muslim sentiments around the world.