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Originally posted by greeneyedleo
Ah! You just have to learn how to respond to a thread with a contributing post and be humorous at the same time.
However I agree that humor is very important in our lives, it's what makes us carry one when the going gets tough. Although what is funny for someone could be offensive to another. Especially when you are dealing with a multi-cultural site such as ATS. So while humor and light heartedness is a good thing, often it travels really bedly on the Internet. It's hard to see if someone is being funny or sincere when all you have is typed text, hence it's good to be a little careful.
Originally posted by Duzey
reply to post by Phage
I'm not sure I understand.....
You should just be able to sign in with your username and password. What's asking for your ip?
Originally posted by Duzey
reply to post by Phage
I'm not sure I understand.....
You should just be able to sign in with your username and password. What's asking for your ip?
Originally posted by Duzey
reply to post by greeneyedleo
What can I say, I'm easily confused.
And that's why we don't have too much humour in the ATS threads - there's always one dummy that doesn't get it. It's usually me.
Originally posted by mlmijyd
No. No humour is allowed by the extremely anal moderators (or some of them). Not only are humorous replies often a rapid with insight and sarcasm but invariably they are of the one liner variety. But, our anal moderators fail to realise this and penalise and chastise those that give such replies. Exercising their petty power control, how crap is that!
Many theories exist about what humour is and what social function it serves. People of most ages and cultures respond to humour. The majority of people are able to be amused, to laugh or smile at something funny, and thus they are considered to have a "sense of humour".
Originally posted by Ian McLean
Yes, and for extra points (or lack thereof), try to write an ironic-but-on-topic response; that way you can feel clever when someone notices the irony, or angsty when it doesn't work. Win-win!