Rules:
1) Original material. Not borrowed from and/or rephrased.
2) Not a common Forum comment that you want to take authorship credit for. (ie regfee+/-)
3) Exhibiting, at least, minimal level of thought and complexity would be appreciated.
4) "Domainers are bottom feeders." is an example of an entry that would fail in categories 1), 2) and 3)
5) It's OK to edit, change and add to an existing post to make improvements. (Something I will, most, certainly be doing w/ my first "quotable" entry.
6) Multiple entries and posts are acceptable.
7) Comments are encouraged but nothing heavy, please. (ie That, really sucks.
is OK. But, "You, really suck!" or "I can't believe all of the crappy B/S in this thread! :td: It, really, sucks! :td: :td
might be frowned upon. If you shy away from being laughed *with*, and take a friendly critique of your work, personally, chances are you might not to post but I'm getting ahead of myself.
I'm not trying to be crappy. The object of this thread is not to try to be crappy but to try to be quotable. That being said my first stab at a quotable:
"A computer is no more than a mirror that reflects what it's user wishes to see. The internet is where the back of one mirror can peak through a portal to see the back of all of the mirrors in world peaking back while, on the other side, they too, are busily reflecting the image of their creators."
1) Original material. Not borrowed from and/or rephrased.
2) Not a common Forum comment that you want to take authorship credit for. (ie regfee+/-)
3) Exhibiting, at least, minimal level of thought and complexity would be appreciated.
4) "Domainers are bottom feeders." is an example of an entry that would fail in categories 1), 2) and 3)
5) It's OK to edit, change and add to an existing post to make improvements. (Something I will, most, certainly be doing w/ my first "quotable" entry.
6) Multiple entries and posts are acceptable.
7) Comments are encouraged but nothing heavy, please. (ie That, really sucks.
I'm not trying to be crappy. The object of this thread is not to try to be crappy but to try to be quotable. That being said my first stab at a quotable:
"A computer is no more than a mirror that reflects what it's user wishes to see. The internet is where the back of one mirror can peak through a portal to see the back of all of the mirrors in world peaking back while, on the other side, they too, are busily reflecting the image of their creators."
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