Gio~logist Quits The Net!

[AN-net]

gets the intrevenous(sp?) ready for gio

[AnhTuanCool]

Hmmm, see you when yo're ready then Good luck

Btw, what's lmao means? I saw it somewhere but just forgot

[Brad]

Originally Posted by dfr.cry

I recommend going out and gettn some

This is always recomended...

I remember 13 very well, sleepless nights on the my comp which at the time was in the family room of our old house (moble home ). I kept the family up all night with the thing, dad hated the typing and my brother (who slept in the family room because I kicked him out of mine) hated the glare and the typing aswell.

At the time it was ubb that had me hooked, I had just got into hacking it and had just gotton into the internet heavy the year before.

Anyway long story short I know exactly what you are talking about, but unlike you I just kept on going, I loved my computer to much to give it up . Now a days I have my car and pocket money so I tend to go out and see my friends and stick to using the computer later at night. But its still the first thing I come to whenever I get bored .

Time off is good, enjoy it ;P

Btw, what's lmao means? I saw it somewhere but just forgot

LMAO = Laughing my ass off; at least in my experance

Can you guess what LMFAO means?

[SFishy]

Originally Posted by Brad.loo

I remember 13 very well, sleepless nights on the my comp which at the time was in the family room of our old house (moble home ). I kept the family up all night with the thing, dad hated the typing and my brother (who slept in the family room because I kicked him out of mine) hated the glare and the typing aswell.

Sorry, but I cracked up when I read this!

When *I* was 13 we didn't have computers like you know in our homes (just commodore 64's, and yes, I had one LOL). We didn't connect to the internet. We idolized geeks in movies like "War Games" when you used an old-fashioned analogue corded-phone to connect with a 2400 baud modem (yes, 2400, not a typo), but not to the internet There certainly wasn't UBB or VB or any BB, and a BBS, well I'm not sure the little local ones were even in existence yet (remember the ones you dialed into locally and used basically a dos screen to chat to other members with? Remember MUD rooms? Do people still MUD?)

And just think, when my mother was 13, they barely had color TV!

Good luck to you Gio~Logist... like all true computer geeks (a compliment) you'll be back

[Dean C]

Education comes first, don't make the mistake that I've made this year

[trackpads]

Originally Posted by Erwin

As a 13-year old, I encourage you to spend less time online and more time in the "real world". Enjoy life, do sport, go shopping, hang out with friends, check out the chicks. Do it while you still can.

Ditto +++ Plenty of time in your thirties to ruin your life with the internet

[Xenon]

Yep, RL comes on first place.

but don't do to strict endings, the online life will increase in future, so you shouldn't get to far away ^^

Still enjoying the real world (if that's possible ^^) comes first

[Rose]

Originally Posted by Xenon

Still enjoying the real world (if that's possible ^^) comes first

It's possible if you know the right people.

[Erwin]

Real life is always more enjoyable. Online life is just more accessible.

[assassingod]

Originally Posted by Erwin

As a 13-year old, I encourage you to spend less time online and more time in the "real world". Enjoy life, do sport, go shopping, hang out with friends, check out the chicks. Do it while you still can.

Hey, I bought my vB licence at 13 and I worked hard on my forum! That was my teenage-experience.