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Online You vs Real World You

Mr. Scot

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Doc Holiday Grand Master

Doc Holiday

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Meh, I think i'm far more erratic and open with my random thoughts on here.  but I think it has more to do with when I'm posting then the everyday me. 

 

I'm a generally cool person to meet, always have a few crazy stories up my sleeves from when I travel a lot. I have some cool tattoo's and get stopped and asked about them all the time.

 

I'm a closet super nerd in real life. most people dont know this but yeah I know a lot of geeky stuff, and I'm more open about it on here.

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Captroop Grand Master

Captroop

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I'm MUCH more opinionated here. I generally keep my opinions to myself in the real world. I think the main reason I go to the Tinderbox is so that I can vent some of the opinions I keep bottled up with my real world friends. Aside from that, I'm not sure how different I between these two social realms. I suppose I'd need the opinion of someone who knew me in both contexts.

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Johnny Rockets Rookie

Johnny Rockets

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I'm basically the same irl as I am online.

But many people here actually believe I'm Patrice O'Neal.

 

LOL...that is funny and there must be something to that because when I read your posts, I can't help to imagine Patrice is behind them. I have no idea why because it doesn't happen when I read anyone else's comments.

 

It's not like I read Jangler's posts and think "I agree with Hayden's viewpoint on the upcoming Panthers game, now I shall pie her to show that I agree her assessment."

 

On a side note, I wanted something to listen to at work the other week and your avatar gave me the idea to watch / listen to his Elephant in the Room stand up. Good stuff. 

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LOL...that is funny and there must be something to that because when I read your posts, I can't help to imagine Patrice is behind them. I have no idea why because it doesn't happen when I read anyone else's comments.

 

It's not like I read Jangler's posts and think "I agree with Hayden's viewpoint on the upcoming Panthers game, now I shall pie her to show that I agree her assessment."

 

On a side note, I wanted something to listen to at work the other week and your avatar gave me the idea to watch / listen to his Elephant in the Room stand up. Good stuff. 

 

I can say from personal experience....JR's feet are way way worse in real life than they ever could be online

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LOL...that is funny and there must be something to that because when I read your posts, I can't help to imagine Patrice is behind them. I have no idea why because it doesn't happen when I read anyone else's comments.

It's not like I read Jangler's posts and think "I agree with Hayden's viewpoint on the upcoming Panthers game, now I shall pie her to show that I agree her assessment."

On a side note, I wanted something to listen to at work the other week and your avatar gave me the idea to watch / listen to his Elephant in the Room stand up. Good stuff.

I think if I ever changed my huddle pic some peoples heads might explode like wtf? My username and pic are basically synonymous at this point lol.

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Darth Biscuit

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Jase is much more talkative irl  :)  Yeah, not really...

 

Johnny Rockets is pretty much exactly who I thought he'd be.

 

I'm trying to think of someone that I've met on here that is much different irl, it'd probably be Jase or Dpantherman... both are much more reserved/quiet in person.

 

 

I think I'm about the same... honestly if anything my online persona has helped me to be more outgoing and talkative in person than anything... I'm much more "open" to talking to new people now than I used to be.
 

 

The more anonymous you are online, the more you "act out" imo....  I know there are people on here that aren't as they seem to be irl... of course the huddle is more semi-anonymous than a lot of the internet too so...

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Jase is much more talkative irl   :)  Yeah, not really...

 

Johnny Rockets is pretty much exactly who I thought he'd be.

 

I'm trying to think of someone that I've met on here that is much different irl, it'd probably be Jase or Dpantherman... both are much more reserved/quiet in person.

 

 

I think I'm about the same... honestly if anything my online persona has helped me to be more outgoing and talkative in person than anything... I'm much more "open" to talking to new people now than I used to be.

 

 

The more anonymous you are online, the more you "act out" imo....  I know there are people on here that aren't as they seem to be irl... of course the huddle is more semi-anonymous than a lot of the internet too so...

 

well...first time I met Rockets I thought he was going to be a real asshole to be honest....couldn't have been further from the truth though really.

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