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10/2/2009 1:56:28 AM
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I am a forum frequenter.

I visit several online forums. I do this because I seek the approval of complete strangers, for I lack said approval in my day-to-day routine life. I do not live in my mother's basement, but I would like to. I believe that this would set me apart and help define me as a part of the only place I've found that will accept me. I listen to music. On the forums I visit, as well as social networking sites, I broadcast the music I like. I believe that posting the deep thoughts of someone else somehow makes me a deep person as well. I am original because of the work of others. I argue my beliefs because I want the world to know what I think. I fail to acknowledge that my opinions will be overlooked and that they will not change anything or anyone. I jump at the chance for debate because my opinions are superior to those of the people around me. I support anyone who agrees with me and cast down anyone who disagrees with me, regardless of their respective levels of intellect. Furthermore, I believe I am funny. I weasel the over-used clever phrases of others into a conversation and call it humor. This is also an effort to seek approval from others. I believe that, as internet frequenters, we share a bond in the creation of said phrases. This gives me a right to abuse them. I occasionally post threads. This only occurs when I have something I feel is urgent news or seek to amuse myself by getting a rise out of unsuspecting forum visitors. I edit my post, if I see that those replying view it negatively. The chief goal is approval. I am timid, fearful, and easily panicked. I am gullible, and heavily influenced by others. I am vulnerable to mob-psychology, and competitive for dominance. I insist on my own beliefs and theories. I refuse to change or be moved by the progressive knowledge of my society. I am a distinguishable sheep among a flock. [Edited on 10.03.2009 10:48 AM PDT]
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  • [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Knipping12 It is "his saying" in the sense that it concerns him, refers to him and his attitude, and also in the sense that he coined the term "douchenozzle". Get your facts straight before you spew out random -blam!-, you pessimistic a-hole.[/quote] Hehe. In the real world, no one considers who was originally responsible for a catchy phrase or something of the like before saying it. No one says, "You can't say that! That belongs to Abe Lincoln!" He might have originally said it. I didn't deny that; I only said that it didn't belong to him. Nothing is new under the sun. Accredit that one. [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Supersonic17 No. A realist strives for things such as money or other tangible things. An idealist does things for their ideals. It is idealistic of someone to become a teacher to institute good morals in the minds of children. It is realistic of someone to become a doctor for the cash.[/quote] One's being a realist has nothing to do with money or tangible things. That is a terribly misguided definition.

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