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"Deep psychological analysis."

If you were to find out that a user of the forums who you communicated with frequently is, in fact, obscenely obese, would it change your outlook on them? Would it shatter your illusion of them as a person? Would they cease to be the person you thought they were?

Discuss.

Robin wrote:
> anominalitly

Such a cute word. And I can't even say it.

I'm shocked

*Is shocked*

The beauty of the internet is anominalitly (it's late and i've probably spelt that wront)

people make up people to talk to made up people.












heffer

RoJ wrote:
> "And i know jim-hat isnt because i know him."
>
> Haha.


What are you laughing at? I actually personally know him.

Ahaha, now THAT would've been pot calling the kettle black. Or more accurately, pot calling the kettle a pot. Or more accurately, fatty calling fatty a fatty.

IB i s obese

mermoid wrote:
> If you were to find out that a user of the forums who you communicated
> with frequently is, in fact, obscenely obese, would it change your
> outlook on them? Would it shatter your illusion of them as a person?
> Would they cease to be the person you thought they were?


Naturally I would place them under "ignore," as anyone would in that situation, and do my best to forget they ever existed.

That not what the laboratory says.

Get back to the lipstick.

rah wrote:
> (munn thinks he's people)

I am people.
Can't you get that through your head?

RoJ wrote:
>
> And why haven't I seen you on hotmail for so long? Changed your MSN?

I'm on right now. Have been for the past few hours. Although I haven't been at the computer all that time.