Serious question....................

Originally Posted by TheSadist

It's too bad most of the members never get off the internet.
The problem isn't that they come here every now and then or they play when they're bored. The problem is that they don't know when to get off.

That's between their parents and them. It's free choice, if they want to spend their whole life on the computer, what it to you? But I wouldn't expect someone who got 8000 posts before any of us even reached 4k posts to start having an epiphany.

Originally Posted by arunforce

That's between their parents and them. It's free choice, if they want to spend their whole life on the computer, what it to you? But I wouldn't expect someone who got 8000 posts before any of us even reached 4k posts to start having an epiphany.

I'm curious. What are their reasons?

True, I did get 8000 posts before anyone else even reached 4000, but I never spent more than 2 hours on MPGH a day when I was really active. I just spammed the fuck out of the board and left for the day.
I was still able to manage my time carefully.

Most of the guys here don't even seem to have a goal in life except to be here and do random things. Strangely, it kind of makes me sad inside.

Originally Posted by TheSadist

I'm curious. What are their reasons?

True, I did get 8000 posts before anyone else even reached 4000, but I never spent more than 2 hours on MPGH a day when I was really active. I just spammed the fuck out of the board and left for the day.
I was still able to manage my time carefully.

Most of the guys here don't even seem to have a goal in life except to be here and do random things. Strangely, it kind of makes me sad inside.

They got nothing better to do? They want to be entertained? What else could they possibly get, I mean it's not quantum mechanics.

Yeah, bullshit.

I don't really expect a 14 year old to start acting on life goals when they can't even drive down the street on their own...

Originally Posted by TheSadist

I'm curious. What are their reasons?

True, I did get 8000 posts before anyone else even reached 4000, but I never spent more than 2 hours on MPGH a day when I was really active. I just spammed the fuck out of the board and left for the day.
I was still able to manage my time carefully.

Most of the guys here don't even seem to have a goal in life except to be here and do random things. Strangely, it kind of makes me sad inside.

Imsohooooooood .

Originally Posted by arunforce

They got nothing better to do? They want to be entertained? What else could they possibly get, I mean it's not quantum mechanics.

Yeah, bullshit.

I don't really expect a 14 year old to start acting on life goals when they can't even drive down the street on their own...

Which proves my point that most of the people who come here are the drug-addicts and highschool drop outs.
We strive for success so we can help the world, no matter how insignificant our contributions can be. Why not start by flaming the people who come here so they'll get a life?

It's never too early to start making goals.

Originally Posted by GOD

Imsohooooooood .

Yeah...

I'm not in the mood to post a big old responce like I normally would.

All I gotta say is we are just the same Hyperion
And I'm gunna miss your trollin ass around here.

I don't expect this site to be permanent, But I enjoy it while it lasts.
Thats all anybody on this site should do.. Enjoy it, and when that feeling ends.. quit.

Originally Posted by Czar

I don't expect this site to be permanent, But I enjoy it while it lasts.
Thats all anybody on this site should do.. Enjoy it, and when that feeling ends.. quit.

But how would you then feel when you spent 14+ hours on this site a day?

To be honest, I learned a lot from MPGH. I remember my very first post on mpgh. "What's a bypass"

I know the basics of coding, but never tried. I learned a lot about computers harassing Dave, Arun and Jesse. None of this would've happen if I didn't come on MPGH. Some people think MPGH is a waste of time. But if you're actually active on MPGH and you do something. Eventually you'll realize that you've learned a lot about computers from MPGH. Some people got motivated to code, do photoshop, learn to make videos, etc. You can't say people don't benefit from coming on MPGH. Some people actually do, but they don't realize it.

I put on my resume when I was trying to get this apprentice job that I spend a lot of time on my computer teaching myself how to use it and build one. It worked and I got it but went for something else like electrical engineering.

people like us exists in the world, so other "normal" successful people can look down on us and feel better about themselves
we are a valuable part of society
/simple

Originally Posted by Gourav2122

people like us exists in the world, so other "normal" successful people can look down on us and feel better about themselves
we are a valuable part of society
/simple

Agreed, there is no up, if there is no down.

I wish the other sections were more active. Like the gfx section.

Originally Posted by Gourav2122

people like us exists in the world, so other "normal" successful people can look down on us and feel better about themselves
we are a valuable part of society
/simple

Fuck, you reminded me of a book on philosophy that I read recently.
It said, "There are only 2 purposes in life: One is the reproduce and the other is to justify your reason for existence."

In order to do the latter, you must force your superiority on those who are lower than you.

In the long run, I won't get shit from MPGH. But, it gives me something to do every now and then. Life for myself is absolutely wonderful right now. I am doing good in school, I've kept myself in good physical condition, I quit smoking weed, and I got a good girl in my life. I will most likely been off of MPGH by the time I graduate highschool, But i'm only a freshman so thats a pretty big time frame.
Once you graduate, the forum won't be the same, I can say that with the utmost confidence. You've made my experience here much more worth while. I will continue to be on MPGH after your gone, But I shall not forget you.

hehe, saying the freshman thing might not have been such a good idea, this thread kind of uses that stereotype.

i use mpgh as a distraction.
im always on a computer, which yes is bad for my health and my social life
but w/e, im every day no matter how much time i spent working / on forums / programming ect, i make sure i always learn somthing of intrest before i log off.

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