October_30th's Journal: The way she looked...

India Times:

BEIJING: A 17-year-old boy in northeastern China was so disappointed with the looks of a woman he met over the Net that he hanged himself after seeing her face-to-face, the state media reported on Friday.

Beware of the horrors that lurk within teh interweb...

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[nizo]

And she could be the anti-Helen, or "the face that hanged a thousand men"

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[StalinsNotDead]

Thank you for that well-needed laugh.

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[nizo]

Hehe nice sig

I wish there was a way to give "kudos" to people (kinda like a humor mod, but it wouldn't change karma, and heck wouldn't even need to be visible to other people). There are many times where I want to mention I thought something was funny, but didn't want to add anything else to a thread.

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[StalinsNotDead]

I think I coined the term in my sig (at least I have no memory of having seen it before) to if it catches on. That was me.

And I just don't care about hijacking a thread and contributing nothing to the conversation. (Sorry October_30th) That's why they built Slashdot.

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[October_30th]

(Sorry October_30th)

Don't worry. It's not my storage space or bandwidth... ;-)

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[TechnoLust]

Of course not, it says at the bottom of the page... Comments are owned by the Poster. I wonder what's kind of Poster it is? Like one of those velvet posters or one of those black light posters with pot plants and mushrooms on it. Or a SEXXXY LADY!!!!

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[nizo]

Someone should make posters for kids, that look like a cute bunny in normal light, and of course cool under black light. Or is that the kind of poster you are talking about, and I am just ignornant of their existance?

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[TechnoLust]

I haven't seen any like that, that would be cool. My dad did something in college where he'd write his name on his record collection (the sleeves of course) in fabric softener or detergent or something that he had that was responsive to UV. Then if someone tried to claim a record was theirs, he'd pull out a blacklight.

The way she acted

[Philip K Dickhead]

and the colour of her hair

Her voice was soft and cool
Her eyes were clear and bright...