Are you a different person when you're behind the computer?
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i deal with customers via emails/PMs everyday, and i have to say that sometimes people are just totally different when they're behind the computer. i think i'm pretty much the same person one way or the other (except i don't yap as much in person 
), but i've dealt with some people who came highly recommended by people who actually know them in person and came away shocked at their language and attitudes when reading their messages. reassurances of their "niceness" aside, i can't hardly put those being described as "nice, good person" together with the emails/PMs i get from those very same "nice, good" person.
are you a different person behind the computer?
), but i've dealt with some people who came highly recommended by people who actually know them in person and came away shocked at their language and attitudes when reading their messages. reassurances of their "niceness" aside, i can't hardly put those being described as "nice, good person" together with the emails/PMs i get from those very same "nice, good" person.are you a different person behind the computer?
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I am an F'ing jerk 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, whether I am behind a computer or not! 
But I am a semi caring jerk.
people send you nasty emails.? POST THEM PLEASE so we can laugh.
Scot
But I am a semi caring jerk.
people send you nasty emails.? POST THEM PLEASE so we can laugh.
Scot
Originally posted by mingster
i deal with customers via emails/PMs everyday, and i have to say that sometimes people are just totally different when they're behind the computer. i think i'm pretty much the same person one way or the other (except i don't yap as much in person), but i've dealt with some people who came highly recommended by people who actually know them in person and came away shocked at their language and attitudes when reading their messages. reassurances of their "niceness" aside, i can't hardly put those being described as "nice, good person" together with the emails/PMs i get from those very same "nice, good" person.
are you a different person behind the computer?
i deal with customers via emails/PMs everyday, and i have to say that sometimes people are just totally different when they're behind the computer. i think i'm pretty much the same person one way or the other (except i don't yap as much in person
), but i've dealt with some people who came highly recommended by people who actually know them in person and came away shocked at their language and attitudes when reading their messages. reassurances of their "niceness" aside, i can't hardly put those being described as "nice, good person" together with the emails/PMs i get from those very same "nice, good" person.are you a different person behind the computer?
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Originally posted by mingster
ROFLOL
ROFLOL
anyways, I'm just pissed off and depressed 24/7 so I'm guessin I'm the same behind the computer. But behind the computer, you certainly have much more time to structure out your thoughts.
I also sort of randomly met this girl over the internet (she's a friend of my friend and my other friend's EX) and I gave her a really good impression and we're gonna hang out this weekend so I hope I don't act completely different. Wish me luck guys. BTW, this is NOT a date, just hangin out, heh.
p.s. If any of you guys saw the girl I posted with the Audi A4 on the "Good Looking Girls" thread (page 15)then you know who I'm talkin about, man am I nervous.
