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Posted by Jackson on Oct-04-2004 20:36:

Question Do i post bull?

ok, so a TA (not saying names, find out yourself if you wanna know.) Says i post "Dumbshit" "Bullshit" and "Idiotic" Threads.
If i do post them tell me now and i wont post here again. Are my posts pointless or are they Alright?

DO NOT INCLUDE THIS POST.


Posted by Arbiter on Oct-04-2004 20:38:

No, you're better than most.


Posted by TweeK on Oct-04-2004 20:39:

Thumbs up

No such thing as stupid post, just stupid threads


Posted by Slylee on Oct-04-2004 20:40:

they don't bother me. if they look dumb, i don't post. although sometimes i will go in and be a bitch if i'm PMS-ing and the thread or posts bothered me at some point, to which i'm usually over in like an hour anyway


Posted by Jackson on Oct-04-2004 20:45:

quote:
Originally posted by TweeK
No such thing as stupid post, just stupid threads

Do i post stupid threads then?


Posted by Slylee on Oct-04-2004 20:53:

if i tell you yes, then will you feel like a loser and leave TA forever? don't give me that much power, i will take advantage


Posted by Lira on Oct-04-2004 20:53:

No, you don't. Some random threads are nice every now and then, by the way.


Posted by N|te-L|fe on Oct-04-2004 20:53:

some ppl worry too much ..... psst, the sky's blue and the grass is green.. how do I know that? I go out and dont live in front of my computer

I enjoy your threads and everybody else's pointless posts .. this is the Chill-Out forum after all..


Posted by Falcon-X on Oct-04-2004 20:55:

It's all great fun, some are just dumb random stuff and some are interesting etc, a good dose of all of them is nice.


Posted by Floorfiller on Oct-04-2004 20:55:

compared to me...your posts are brilliant!


Posted by dj tek on Oct-04-2004 20:55:

i feel your postwhorism craves.. its natural.. ive been there once and to answer your question, your threads arent completely retarded just lack substance but this is cor.. lol pretty much anything goes..


Posted by fitom tiel on Oct-04-2004 20:56:

you're okay


Posted by Boomer187 on Oct-04-2004 20:59:

hahaha.



a lil self conscious eh. heh.

shake it off.


Posted by Clovis on Oct-04-2004 21:04:


Posted by Echo of Silence on Oct-04-2004 21:26:

Re: Do i post bull?

quote:
Originally posted by Jackson
ok, so a TA (not saying names, find out yourself if you wanna know.) Says i post "Dumbshit" "Bullshit" and "Idiotic" Threads.
If i do post them tell me now and i wont post here again. Are my posts pointless or are they Alright?

DO NOT INCLUDE THIS POST.


Good grief. You can say my name.

I said you were starting too many dumbshit threads and later, that you can start as many idiotic threads as you want......

well, in response, you started this one. And yes, in my opinion, this is another idiotic thread!

c'mon Jackson, relax. I've started a couple of idiotic threads of my own.





Posted by Arbiter on Oct-04-2004 21:32:


Posted by Tranc3 on Oct-04-2004 22:11:

you don't stand out in my mind for any particular reason, so I guess you're pretty safe in not being an assmunch when it comes to posting.


Posted by Sqwid on Oct-04-2004 23:36:

Makes life interesting...


Posted by Subey on Oct-05-2004 00:33:

Here's some advice


Posted by t�bias on Oct-05-2004 00:37:

Re: Do i post bull?

I must say that I do notice that most of the topics stick to rather factual information. It might be event that has happened in your life, a news item, some advice with a personal issue, a person, a comparison between 2 physical items.

I would have thought that being a music related site there would be a fair amount more creativity shown by the topic creators, and I usualy view musical artists as being similar to artists in other genres that use mediums such as paint or sculpture.

I guess it is much easier to post something you can touch and feel and easily explain rather than something that requires one to look outside the square of your usual existance. You will find that most successful people are innovators in some sense and this requires a fair amount of creativity, and sometimes this can go over other members heads completely.

I ponder on whether being creative is something that is born into someone, or something that can be learned. I am an artist by the way, in all forms of expression.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-05-2004 01:13:

Re: Re: Do i post bull?

quote:
Originally posted by t�bias
I must say that I do notice that most of the topics stick to rather factual information. It might be event that has happened in your life, a news item, some advice with a personal issue, a person, a comparison between 2 physical items.

I would have thought that being a music related site there would be a fair amount more creativity shown by the topic creators, and I usualy view musical artists as being similar to artists in other genres that use mediums such as paint or sculpture.

I guess it is much easier to post something you can touch and feel and easily explain rather than something that requires one to look outside the square of your usual existance. You will find that most successful people are innovators in some sense and this requires a fair amount of creativity, and sometimes this can go over other members heads completely.

I ponder on whether being creative is something that is born into someone, or something that can be learned. I am an artist by the way, in all forms of expression.


Ditto


Posted by t�bias on Oct-05-2004 01:18:

Re: Re: Re: Do i post bull?

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Ditto


Nice to see.

What are you currently working on?

I have this huge canvas at present 3.0 metres by 1.6 metres, and its a struggle being inspired enough to complete it. It about half finished 10 times over, and it will take a massive life event for the energy and power to make it a masterpiece. However, enough about my acrylic adventures, although colourful, they are a hands on experience.

What sort of things inspire you?


Posted by ShadoWolf on Oct-05-2004 01:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Subey
Here's some advice


perhaps the best sig ever


Posted by Rodrico on Oct-05-2004 01:29:

I've read perscription medicine containers that are more interesting than you, but meh, its better than most of the other's on here. Also, your avatar disturbs me, by the look of it, you may want to start surfing for porn again.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-05-2004 01:51:

Re: Re: Re: Re: Do i post bull?

quote:
Originally posted by t�bias
Nice to see.

What are you currently working on?

I have this huge canvas at present 3.0 metres by 1.6 metres, and its a struggle being inspired enough to complete it. It about half finished 10 times over, and it will take a massive life event for the energy and power to make it a masterpiece. However, enough about my acrylic adventures, although colourful, they are a hands on experience.

What sort of things inspire you?


Working on? Now that's a limitation - I have never completed work on my last art project - my life.

I find it inspiring to merely just be - it inspires thought and confidence and grace, especially when you are the least conscious of it.

Specifically, though, I have found myself to be the most active expressionist when I am inspired by children. This is not some creepy MJ thing; I used to teach TaeKwonDo and had several children's classes. They are beautiful beings capable of such cruelty and similtaneous innocence - I find perspective within them as, when you truly look, They are but shadows of adults. A children's class was a veritable microcosm for the world - the stubborn, the scared, the intrepid, and the obstinant; practically every personality trait we take for granted was represented in these young people whom most consider to not have developed personalities at all: a common fallacy. You can learn a lot about yourself and about the world around you when you work with kids - an inspiring amount. Same goes for Retail jobs

I may not do acrylics too much, but I express myself in as many ways as I feel; both visually and martially. Kinesthetics and Calisthenics have a sort of graceful poetry to them when honestly expressed: this is my art.

Music is good as well, if you feel it to be an honest form of inspiration for you.

But anyways...

Your posts are OK, Jackson - this *is* the COR after all, so just...

chill...


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