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| davinox |
hey i like that Dante's Divine Comedy test. I got into the sixth circle of hell. :D |
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| Nadi |
| quote: | Originally posted by davinox
hey i like that Dante's Divine Comedy test. I got into the sixth circle of hell. :D |
I got to the 8th :P |
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| davinox |
no more weblogs?
j00 suck |
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| DaveT |
Actually, because of my work and its million of visitors per month and the fact that I run a community with a couple hundred thousand members, it's considered best not to really put my best thoughts online....mainly because I'd probably do most of it when I'm smashed and not really care what I say and speak my mind....which could cause A LOT of trouble. :)
But, I still might do it, just under a fake name or alias or something. |
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| davinox |
| wtf are you talking about? are you on maryjuwana? |
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| DaveT |
| quote: | Originally posted by davinox
wtf are you talking about? are you on maryjuwana? |
No, completely sober and everything.
Let me try to make it a little more clear.
I work for GameSpot.com, the largest videogame website in the world with millions of readers per month, most viewing the site religously. People who visit that site know my name and know what I look like.
Getting deeper, I also currently run the GS community which has a couple hundred thousand members alone and I have to participate there intensively....so I have a bunch of, let's say, fanboys and fangirls - I have a following.
If I created a weblog and spoke my thoughts, just about anything I say, especially negative stuff, will find it's way back to those boards, and thus...what I am doing in my personal life on the web carries over and effects my work life. That's a no-no. That's why I don't have one. |
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| Simcut |
| quote: | Originally posted by DaveT
No, completely sober and everything.
Let me try to make it a little more clear.
I work for GameSpot.com, the largest videogame website in the world with millions of readers per month, most viewing the site religously. People who visit that site know my name and know what I look like.
Getting deeper, I also currently run the GS community which has a couple hundred thousand members alone and I have to participate there intensively....so I have a bunch of, let's say, fanboys and fangirls - I have a following.
If I created a weblog and spoke my thoughts, just about anything I say, especially negative stuff, will find it's way back to those boards, and thus...what I am doing in my personal life on the web carries over and effects my work life. That's a no-no. That's why I don't have one. |
yo man, when is FIFA 2004 out? and the demo :P :P :O |
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| davinox |
| quote: | Originally posted by DaveT
No, completely sober and everything.
Let me try to make it a little more clear.
I work for GameSpot.com, the largest videogame website in the world with millions of readers per month, most viewing the site religously. People who visit that site know my name and know what I look like.
Getting deeper, I also currently run the GS community which has a couple hundred thousand members alone and I have to participate there intensively....so I have a bunch of, let's say, fanboys and fangirls - I have a following.
If I created a weblog and spoke my thoughts, just about anything I say, especially negative stuff, will find it's way back to those boards, and thus...what I am doing in my personal life on the web carries over and effects my work life. That's a no-no. That's why I don't have one. |
ahhh i see.
a heavy gamer AND tranceaddict? u must be busy. i have an N64, but thats about it. :D |
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| DaveT |
| quote: | Originally posted by davinox
ahhh i see.
a heavy gamer AND tranceaddict? u must be busy. i have an N64, but thats about it. :D |
Wouldn't call myself a heavy gamer. I do like games and when I find the right one, I become addicted as all hell.
If I have a choice between playing games and going out and listening to a good DJ....good DJ is it, because it's often a rare experience to hear that DJ and I always have tomorrow to play the game.
Dave |
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