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    BALLS!!! not an honest poster among you in this thread!

    aside from the posts i like or agree with, i'll thank...

    -really long posts that i'm too lazy to read but are written by posters i otherwise respect and thanked by posters i respect.

    -in threads where i have started an insidious trend of thanking everyone, and don't want to hurt anyone's feelings by leaving them out (1 member once said to me (and this member shall remain anonymous unless she/he wants to claim this comment) in response to all the annoying thanking she/he felt compelled to do, that the only way out would be to fake their own death and return as someone who never thanked anyone. i laughed for days over this. thank you anonymous)

    -i thank people who thank me a lot, even if i don't really like their posts, because i don't want to hurt their feelings.

    -i thank new members because i want them to feel comfortable here

    -i sometimes wonder why those i thank quite often do not thank me, when clearly my post has been brilliantly funny or witty, and often times wonder if they are simply jealous of my God-given brilliance and uncanny ability with words

    -i'm often annoyed with those that are stingy with their thanks, though i secretly admire them because now that i've become quite liberal with mine, i've become annoyed at what i feel has become a responsibility, or an obligation

    -confession: i once wanted my thanks to mean something, and rarely handed them out, and even pictured the elated faces of those who had received my divine endorsement, ordering their spouses and family members to the computer to witness the miracle -- "look honey, ive been thanked by CHINASKI!!! bloody hell, i can die now in peace!" Bill Ryan has mastered this technique, and he must feel like God when he clicks that little button, he being about as stubborn with it as a toddler with their favorite toy. i tend to think he gets a queer satisfaction out of this. ( i would!)

    -i hypocritically thank people who single me out for praise, even when i can't stand them

    -when i start a thread, which i rarely do, i feel a compulsive need to thank each and every poster for participating in it, and if i discover that i have missed someone, i'm overcome by persistent feelings of guilt, sometimes imagining that person as an unstable, emotionally disturbed individual whose sensitivity might cause them to overdose on pills or jump over a cliff at the slightest feelings of neglect; and not only will i go back and thank them, i'll also single their post out for special attention, replying to and praising it as if it had been written by God himself, even if it was the sh!ttiest post ive ever read.

    -sometimes i'll thank a poster i like when they're debating with another poster i don't like -- even when i don't necessarily agree with it -- just to be spiteful.

    -last but not least... sometimes, when i write something especially brilliant, i wish i could thank myself; and often wonder about the relative intelligence of the forum if said post is not recognized for the inherent genius that is clearly demonstrated. if the post *is* recognized by the forum, it is a wonderful ego boost and i love sitting back and watching the thanks pile up.
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    If a post touches me in some way, I will usually push the Thanks button. Sometimes I am not logged in even tho I would normally Thank the poster. Other times, I am so interested in what is being said by all on a thread, that I forget to thank.

    Thanks for this thread.
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    Awesome replies, everyone!


    Sometime ago I had a couple of exchanges of PMs with our illustrious moderator, Paul, who helped me understand what the specific "thanks" and "posts" numbers referred to, to wit:

    Quote Posted by Paul
    Quote Posted by Mozart
    Ok, so let's use your counters as an example:



    6,579 -- [This is the number of posts that you posted?]


    2,520 -- [This is the number of thanks in the posts that you posted?]


    Thanked 11,701 times -- [This is the thanks that you've given to others?]


    2,596 posts -- [What is this number of posts?]


    6579 - Number of posts I have posted - correct.
    2520 - Number of times I have thanked others
    11701 - Number of times others have thanked me
    2596 - Some 2596 of my 6579 posts have thanks; the other nearly 4000 posts of mine were not thanked.
    Last edited by Mozart; 13th May 2012 at 17:44.

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    Quote Posted by Chinaski (here)
    BALLS!!! not an honest poster among you in this thread!

    aside from the posts i like or agree with, i'll thank...

    -really long posts that i'm too lazy to read but are written by posters i otherwise respect and thanked by posters i respect.

    -in threads where i have started an insidious trend of thanking everyone, and don't want to hurt anyone's feelings by leaving them out (1 member once said to me (and this member shall remain anonymous unless she/he wants to claim this comment) in response to all the annoying thanking she/he felt compelled to do, that the only way out would be to fake their own death and return as someone who never thanked anyone. i laughed for days over this. thank you anonymous)

    -i thank people who thank me a lot, even if i don't really like their posts, because i don't want to hurt their feelings.

    -i thank new members because i want them to feel comfortable here

    -i sometimes wonder why those i thank quite often do not thank me, when clearly my post has been brilliantly funny or witty, and often times wonder if they are simply jealous of my God-given brilliance and uncanny ability with words

    -i'm often annoyed with those that are stingy with their thanks, though i secretly admire them because now that i've become quite liberal with mine, i've become annoyed at what i feel has become a responsibility, or an obligation

    -confession: i once wanted my thanks to mean something, and rarely handed them out, and even pictured the elated faces of those who had received my divine endorsement, ordering their spouses and family members to the computer to witness the miracle -- "look honey, ive been thanked by CHINASKI!!! bloody hell, i can die now in peace!" Bill Ryan has mastered this technique, and he must feel like God when he clicks that little button, he being about as stubborn with it as a toddler with their favorite toy. i tend to think he gets a queer satisfaction out of this. ( i would!)

    -i hypocritically thank people who single me out for praise, even when i can't stand them

    -when i start a thread, which i rarely do, i feel a compulsive need to thank each and every poster for participating in it, and if i discover that i have missed someone, i'm overcome by persistent feelings of guilt, sometimes imagining that person as an unstable, emotionally disturbed individual whose sensitivity might cause them to overdose on pills or jump over a cliff at the slightest feelings of neglect; and not only will i go back and thank them, i'll also single their post out for special attention, replying to and praising it as if it had been written by God himself, even if it was the sh!ttiest post ive ever read.

    -sometimes i'll thank i poster i like when they're debating with another poster i don't like -- even when i don't necessarily agree with it -- just to be spiteful.

    -last but not least... sometimes, when i write something especially brilliant, i wish i could thank myself; and often wonder about the relative intelligence of the forum if said post is not recognized for the inherent genius that is clearly demonstrated. if the post *is* recognized by the forum, it is a wonderful ego boost and i love sitting back and watching the thanks pile up.
    Wow! and since you come from a position of paranoia of NOT BEING LIKED, you evidently cant see anything but your own viewpoint of dishonesty and being untrue to yourself and have to make everyone else to be liars to match your world.

    I tried to be someone other than 'myself' for a long time when I was younger... I tried to be the person everyone expected me to be... the trouble was that everyone each had a different expectation of How I Should BE, so I could never please anyone... and I was so confused and miserable!
    and so... now I will go back and click the thanks button to show (according to my true feelings- as explained in my previous post) that you have made a difference in my awareness of how some people need to be untrue to themselves and hence to lie to the rest of the world.
    Last edited by xbusymom; 13th May 2012 at 16:52.

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    He's backkkkkk!

    Dear Mr. Chinaski,
    Thank you for your honest sharing.

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    BALLS!!! not an honest poster among you in this thread!
    Tee...

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    *falls over laughing*

    Quote Posted by Chinaski (here)
    BALLS!!! not an honest poster among you in this thread!

    aside from the posts i like or agree with, i'll thank...

    <snip>
    I didn't know what I was missing, but upon reading your post I realized I didn't have a Chinaski fix for a while! Thank you for the hearty laugh! ♥

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    Quote Posted by Chinaski (here)
    BALLS!!! not an honest poster among you in this thread!
    Quote Posted by xbusymom (here)
    Wow! and since you come from a position of paranoia of NOT BEING LIKED, you evidently cant see anything but your own viewpoint of dishonesty and being untrue to yourself and have to make everyone else to be liars to match your world.
    Hello xbusymom,

    I've PM Chinaski, and have gotten to know him.
    He probably wouldn't want this out so it'll be our little secret.

    Chinaski's really just a big Teddy Bear. High IQ with a dark sense of humor, at times. He doesn't get a lot of sleep, so he's cranky. Who also has a really bad, chain smoking habit. (But now, I'm way, way off topic.)

    Sorry. Feel free to delete.

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    Quote Posted by WhiteCrowBlackDeer (here)
    Quote Posted by Chinaski (here)
    BALLS!!! not an honest poster among you in this thread!
    Quote Posted by xbusymom (here)
    Wow! and since you come from a position of paranoia of NOT BEING LIKED, you evidently cant see anything but your own viewpoint of dishonesty and being untrue to yourself and have to make everyone else to be liars to match your world.
    Hello xbusymom,

    I've PM Chinaski, and have gotten to know him.
    He probably wouldn't want this out so it'll be our little secret.

    Chinaski's really just a big Teddy Bear. High IQ with a dark sense of humor, at times. He doesn't get a lot of sleep, so he's cranky. Who has a really bad, chain smoking habit. (But now, I'm way, way off topic.)

    Sorry. Feel free to delete.

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    Quote Posted by xbusymom (here)
    Quote Posted by Chinaski (here)
    BALLS!!! not an honest poster among you in this thread!

    aside from the posts i like or agree with, i'll thank...

    -really long posts that i'm too lazy to read but are written by posters i otherwise respect and thanked by posters i respect.

    -in threads where i have started an insidious trend of thanking everyone, and don't want to hurt anyone's feelings by leaving them out (1 member once said to me (and this member shall remain anonymous unless she/he wants to claim this comment) in response to all the annoying thanking she/he felt compelled to do, that the only way out would be to fake their own death and return as someone who never thanked anyone. i laughed for days over this. thank you anonymous)

    -i thank people who thank me a lot, even if i don't really like their posts, because i don't want to hurt their feelings.

    -i thank new members because i want them to feel comfortable here

    -i sometimes wonder why those i thank quite often do not thank me, when clearly my post has been brilliantly funny or witty, and often times wonder if they are simply jealous of my God-given brilliance and uncanny ability with words

    -i'm often annoyed with those that are stingy with their thanks, though i secretly admire them because now that i've become quite liberal with mine, i've become annoyed at what i feel has become a responsibility, or an obligation

    -confession: i once wanted my thanks to mean something, and rarely handed them out, and even pictured the elated faces of those who had received my divine endorsement, ordering their spouses and family members to the computer to witness the miracle -- "look honey, ive been thanked by CHINASKI!!! bloody hell, i can die now in peace!" Bill Ryan has mastered this technique, and he must feel like God when he clicks that little button, he being about as stubborn with it as a toddler with their favorite toy. i tend to think he gets a queer satisfaction out of this. ( i would!)

    -i hypocritically thank people who single me out for praise, even when i can't stand them

    -when i start a thread, which i rarely do, i feel a compulsive need to thank each and every poster for participating in it, and if i discover that i have missed someone, i'm overcome by persistent feelings of guilt, sometimes imagining that person as an unstable, emotionally disturbed individual whose sensitivity might cause them to overdose on pills or jump over a cliff at the slightest feelings of neglect; and not only will i go back and thank them, i'll also single their post out for special attention, replying to and praising it as if it had been written by God himself, even if it was the sh!ttiest post ive ever read.

    -sometimes i'll thank i poster i like when they're debating with another poster i don't like -- even when i don't necessarily agree with it -- just to be spiteful.

    -last but not least... sometimes, when i write something especially brilliant, i wish i could thank myself; and often wonder about the relative intelligence of the forum if said post is not recognized for the inherent genius that is clearly demonstrated. if the post *is* recognized by the forum, it is a wonderful ego boost and i love sitting back and watching the thanks pile up.
    Wow! and since you come from a position of paranoia of NOT BEING LIKED, you evidently cant see anything but your own viewpoint of dishonesty and being untrue to yourself and have to make everyone else to be liars to match your world.

    I tried to be someone other than 'myself' for a long time when I was younger... I tried to be the person everyone expected me to be... the trouble was that everyone each had a different expectation of How I Should BE, so I could never please anyone... and I was so confused and miserable!
    and so... now I will go back and click the thanks button to show (according to my true feelings- as explained in my previous post) that you have made a difference in my awareness of how some people need to be untrue to themselves and hence to lie to the rest of the world.


    yes, it's called projecting. guilty as charged.

    perhaps you won't be so harsh on me next time if i include a few smiley faces, eh?

    everyone comes from a place of paranoia of not being liked, it's just a matter of degrees. besides, i'm not too terribly concerned with it -- the post was written with tongue half in cheek. i thought this was obvious. though i will thank your post so as to not hurt your feelings ok?

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    Quote Posted by Chinaski (here)
    yes, it's called projecting. guilty as charged.

    perhaps you won't be so harsh on me next time if i include a few smiley faces, eh?

    everyone comes from a place of paranoia of not being liked, it's just a matter of degrees. besides, i'm not too terribly concerned with it -- the post was written with tongue half in cheek. i thought this was obvious. though i will thank your post so as to not hurt your feelings ok?
    no slight taken, you were just being true to yourself in your own manner... I am just a person that 'needs' to call a spade a spade... although I do usually try to keep it kind and tactful... I was really taken aback and blown-over by the strength of emotion of the post...
    yes, degrees of paranoia... I agree. I also agree that 'tone of voice' often times gets lost in the intention of the written texts. (and smiley faces would probably help) ;p

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    I just had to thank Chinaski for his posts on this thread...
    And I can relate to everything he said.
    Whether he's being serious or just pulling our legs (and possibly his own), I always find his posts refreshing.
    That's a very useful quality on forums like this, devoted to serious topics.
    But which often fall prey to pettiness, egoic slights, cliquish behavior and other nonsense.
    A good, sardonic sense of humor really helps to cut through all that.
    THANKS Chinaski!
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    Quote Posted by Chinaski (here)
    BALLS!!! not an honest poster among you in this thread!
    Yes, indeed!
    I am A Simple Human being.

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    Quote Posted by xbusymom (here)
    Quote Posted by Rantaak (here)
    It's a reptilian thing,
    *(it is NOT just a reptilian thing... kinda sounds like YOU are just doing 'the guy thing'... which makes it sound like you don't know what the H#77 you are talking about...)

    anyway ... back to topic...

    I hit the thanks button to show that people have made a difference in my life. If I resonate with what they said or if they have touched me in some way... whether I agree or disagree/ like or dislike... they made me think about something important to me... its a way to confirm like-mindedness and also a way to indicate that another person can be a 'teacher' I can learn from.
    I'm not sure what you mean, but it sounds like you are judging me for being male. I am both masculine and feminine. You are free, in fact, encouraged to believe that I am a raving crackpot. That is fine. I am here for the people who want to listen to me.

    You also quoted me out of context. What I was referring to was the sense that people have about the approval of others. Our sequential tendencies are reptilian. That is science. Our brain comprises of three primary components; reptilian, mammalian, and neo-cortical. The r-complex is what drives our reactionary behavior. Very much like your accusation of my apparent ignorance. If I seem ignorant to you, don't listen to me. There are plenty of people that will :-). This has a lot to do with comfort. If one feels challenged, they will react out of insecurity. If one is secure, they will accept challenge.

    We must accept what we are. The alternative community demonizes the reptilian complex of our alchemy. This is a result of the cascading disinformation that serves to placate those who fear our knowledge. We are all hybrids. The key is in learning to quell the beast within and allow all energies into our perception, past the veil of judgement. I hope that you can accept this truth.

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    Quote Posted by Rantaak (here)
    And it makes some people feel bad when a view that contradicts theirs gets more thanks than they did. But only because the people who are wrong tend to be way too obsessed with conformity and or democracy.
    So it is the number of thanks that determine whether a person is "right" or "wrong"? That must be why the people working agendas cluster-thank each other - to make them "right".
    You have missed my sense of humor. I will elaborate upon what you have misunderstood.

    Thanks determine how many people have thanked you for what you have said. This is often motivated by how your statements make them feel.
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    Funny thread. Feeling gratitude as I'm reading these posts.
    Hitting the thank you button means I'm in appreciation mode.
    Means I'm open to all kinds of opinions.
    Training myself to even thank those people who I no longer resonate with.
    Maybe they are going through a phase I was once stuck in myself,
    and need a bit of acknowledgment. Maybe a thank you will help
    them get past their issues.
    But if a post makes my jaw drop I usually don't thank it.
    There must be a connection there somewhere, between jaw and hand.
    Gratitude is a virtue. We are on earth to acquire virtues.

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    Ooooh I got one.......does a post with more "Thanks" on it make it more legitimate and believable?
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    Being thankful is such a thankless job, so thanks anyway.

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