09-01-2008, 10:26 PM
welcome to the wonderful world of the internet.
the internet soap bubble has opened up an entirely new fronter for befuddled nullities .
Face it: licensed psychotherapy costs a lot, while the internet is virtually free.
When was last time you read about an individual with absolute power to bully and boss people around?
Probably you were reading about business owners...but who can the owner of a burger joint boss around anyways? Five illegal aliens from the land of monsoons?
Then you must be talking about high powered executives: the Gates, Tata etc billionaires of the moment.
But not everyone is a Mitsubishi top manager and virtually nobody is a Gates...yet the internet allows anybody with $20 to buy a domain name and start a $9,99 monthly hosting plan, thus creating a virtual kingdom on air.
These days most 15yo hollow brains got their own website.
Who has written the above?
The imperious, self-assured tone suggests Genghis-Khan maybe? Adolf Hitler? King Louis XIV? Julius Caesar? Nero? Al Capone?
Then I surmise Adolf Hitler and Genghis-Khan didn't change their 'rules' by the hour like a wh-re changes her opinion by the beers she drinks...
No, it was from the owner of a tier-III website.
When was last time we could just stop anyone in a public place from saying things we dislike?
We can try, if we are big, strong and bold enough...we may succeed once or twice, only to later be met by a few guys in a dark alley and en up sucking air from a respirator in hospital... on the internet we can with impunity.
What a bunch of buffoons...
the internet soap bubble has opened up an entirely new fronter for befuddled nullities .
Face it: licensed psychotherapy costs a lot, while the internet is virtually free.
When was last time you read about an individual with absolute power to bully and boss people around?
Probably you were reading about business owners...but who can the owner of a burger joint boss around anyways? Five illegal aliens from the land of monsoons?
Then you must be talking about high powered executives: the Gates, Tata etc billionaires of the moment.
But not everyone is a Mitsubishi top manager and virtually nobody is a Gates...yet the internet allows anybody with $20 to buy a domain name and start a $9,99 monthly hosting plan, thus creating a virtual kingdom on air.
These days most 15yo hollow brains got their own website.
Quote:it's my rules, whatever I decide those to be at the time. I don't answer to you or to anyone else.
Who has written the above?
The imperious, self-assured tone suggests Genghis-Khan maybe? Adolf Hitler? King Louis XIV? Julius Caesar? Nero? Al Capone?
Then I surmise Adolf Hitler and Genghis-Khan didn't change their 'rules' by the hour like a wh-re changes her opinion by the beers she drinks...
No, it was from the owner of a tier-III website.
When was last time we could just stop anyone in a public place from saying things we dislike?
We can try, if we are big, strong and bold enough...we may succeed once or twice, only to later be met by a few guys in a dark alley and en up sucking air from a respirator in hospital... on the internet we can with impunity.
What a bunch of buffoons...
A.A Mole University
B.A London Institute of Applied Research
B.Sc Millard Fillmore
M.A International Institute for Advanced Studies
Ph.D London Institute of Applied Research
Ph.D Millard Fillmore
B.A London Institute of Applied Research
B.Sc Millard Fillmore
M.A International Institute for Advanced Studies
Ph.D London Institute of Applied Research
Ph.D Millard Fillmore