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Is The Internet Making You More Girly?
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..wait. Does this make me a confused internet hermaphrodite?!
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Perhaps, rather, the perfectly rounded, completely realized, next step forward in internet gender evolution!
*cue internet star-baby floating benevolently over sunrise on planet Earth*
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I was always too lazy to go out and buy the stuff I wanted, so I have the internet do it for me. :)
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Also, he does not frenetically google or wikipedia like they described, I am more prone to do so. Its called ADD, peeps. :) (Ohes, Noes, a woman using emoticons!! I enforce the stereotypes.)
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Um, I never left no damn sandwich for no damn computer. My sandwich and my computer GET THE FUCK ALONG, okay, we are VERY HAPPY in our OPEN RELATIONSHIP. I do not leave food for computers or computers for food. THIS IS NOT A THING I WILL BUDGE ON.
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my keypad is still crickety from a small spill of limeade.
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Porn that reminded me to sext my BFFs- ;)
Holy shit, Jess is now single on FB- :O
Another Jezebel afternoon- :)
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The Internet is a tool; how you use it depends on who you are, what you like, and how many lurking psychological disorders you have.
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talk to any of these guys on the phone, and they're all (for the most part!) polite and rational and not angry.
i have the same problem with a lot of my emails... i always wait and re-read before dashing off a rebuttal. otherwise, 9 out of 10 times, my email has a sarcastic, angry tone also. which happens a lot when you believe passionately in something you're saying, but the listener isn't privy to your body language and facial expressions, which would soften and inform the actual words.
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/ranty work comment
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absolutely, i find myself spicing more "conversational" and upbeat comments into my emails to make sure the tone isn't misunderstood.
i'm a UX design consultant and deal 99percent of the time with the engineers and explaining/defending design decisions. if i were in person, i'd be just as passionate, but i'd also be smiling and the natural back and forth banter would soften everything.
my direct supervisor is the master of the 1-line emails, such as "are you looking at this?" or "why isn't this fixed?" or, "what do you think, that's your job." i had to get to know him and see that he only comes across like this in his emails.
interestingly, one of my direct design colleagues always has very friendly cheerful emails... but in person, he's very uncommunicative! it's his first job though... i think he's just overwhelmed!
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maybe i'm just visiting the wrong sites. though i'd think my heavy jez intake would help with that... humph.
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And they're HUGE. Like just brimming with testosterone and sports statistics and chicks' phone numbers.
Hah.
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[xkcd.com]
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Unless Clive Owen is in the room. But that's a story for *night time* posts.
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Just so you know(!), the bridge scene from I Am Legend cost 5 million dollars, but that's fine because the movie grossed over 500m worldwide. Yeah. I'm a force to be reckoned with.
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For porn.