What's on your mind?

[MustardSeeed]

Oh ya don't say. Pm me?

You want to see it ???? lol

 

[ImAllLikeOkWaitWat]

You want to see it ???? lol

I dooooooo

 

[MustardSeeed]

I dooooooo

No lol

I'm literally dying of laughter reading some of my responses to people hating on him. Most people have deleted their mean comments so it looks like I'm talking to myself on some of them

Although I'm no longer a fan of him (that ship had sunk many years ago), its weird that people look up YouTube videos of him just to leave hate comments...

 

[MehGuy]

You were a Beliber? Lol.

 

[ImAllLikeOkWaitWat]

Is bieber fever dead?

 

[MehGuy]

Is bieber fever dead?

It has already lasted longer than it should have.. lol.

 

[SarahsKnight]

Although I'm no longer a fan of him (that ship had sunk many years ago), its weird that people look up YouTube videos of him just to leave hate comments...

The Internet seems to bring out the weirdest, most mindlessly primal form of hate in many people, for some reason. And over the most seemingly trivial, whimsical subjects, sometimes.

It's strangely fascinating to watch and ponder at times, really. In a demented sort of way ....

 

[ImAllLikeOkWaitWat]

It has already lasted longer than it should have.. lol.

I thought he was the next michael jackson

 

[MustardSeeed]

You were a Beliber? Lol.

I was a die hard. Literally. Only my family really knows how infatuated I was with him lol. I cried endlessly over him. I always joke about how I could work for the FBI. I found out exactly where his grandparents lived, where he went to school, etc. I was friends with his friends on Facebook... this was back in the Kidd Kraddick (a radio show he used to be on). The day he followed me on Twitter was the day my heart literally skipped a beat

Anyways, I got my wits about me now so I use it as a learning experience

 

[ImAllLikeOkWaitWat]

The Internet seems to bring out the weirdest, most mindlessly primal form of hate in many people, for some reason. And over the most seemingly trivial, whimsical subjects, sometimes.

It's strangely fascinating to watch and ponder at times, really. In a demented sort of way ....

It's because on the internet you can say what you want without any direct physical consequence.

 

[MustardSeeed]

It has already lasted longer than it should have.. lol.

loool

 

[MehGuy]

I was a die hard. Literally. Only my family really knows how infatuated I was with him lol. I cried endlessly over him. I always joke about how I could work for the FBI. I found out exactly where his grandparents lived, where he went to school, etc. I was friends with his friends on Facebook... this was back in the Kidd Kraddick (a radio show he used to be on). The day he followed me on Twitter was the day my heart literally skipped a beat

Anyways, I got my wits about me now so I use it as a learning experience

Well regardless who it is, it's still kinda cool to have someone that famous follow you on twitter.

 

[ImAllLikeOkWaitWat]

I was a die hard. Literally. Only my family really knows how infatuated I was with him lol. I cried endlessly over him. I always joke about how I could work for the FBI. I found out exactly where his grandparents lived, where he went to school, etc. I was friends with his friends on Facebook... this was back in the Kidd Kraddick (a radio show he used to be on). The day he followed me on Twitter was the day my heart literally skipped a beat

Anyways, I got my wits about me now so I use it as a learning experience

lol he followed you on twitter, I didn't know we had ourselves a celebrity on here. Now I have to see this video

 

[MustardSeeed]

The Internet seems to bring out the weirdest, most mindlessly primal form of hate in many people, for some reason. And over the most seemingly trivial, whimsical subjects, sometimes.

It's strangely fascinating to watch and ponder at times, really. In a demented sort of way ....

You are absolutely right! I was thinking about this recently. Anyone can be who they want on the internet. Cool, interesting, intelligent, etc. of all the personas you could create for yourself ... why choose hateful?

I mean I have strong dislikes as everyone does but some people take it to the next level

 

[MustardSeeed]

lol he followed you on twitter, I didn't know we had ourselves a celebrity on here. Now I have to see this video

Well he follows 300k people now. Although he has almost 100 million followers. Back when he followed me he was nowhere near 50,000 followers. I was an OG fan

When I figure out how to log into that YouTube account and remove all the embarrassing stuff on there I'll think about sharing it

 

[ImAllLikeOkWaitWat]

When I figure out how to log into that YouTube account and remove all the embarrassing stuff on there I'll think about sharing it

Awww you don't have to worry about that. You know we here at CF accept people as they are no matter what!

 

[alsughasoughaiuyfygh]

The Internet seems to bring out the weirdest, most mindlessly primal form of hate in many people, for some reason. And over the most seemingly trivial, whimsical subjects, sometimes.

It's strangely fascinating to watch and ponder at times, really. In a demented sort of way ....

You are absolutely right! I was thinking about this recently. Anyone can be who they want on the internet. Cool, interesting, intelligent, etc. of all the personas you could create for yourself ... why choose hateful?

I mean I have strong dislikes as everyone does but some people take it to the next level

I think the internet is proof that if there were no consequences in life and that people knew they can get away with it, then people would do all sorts of horrid things. It really says a lot about humanity on how they make themselves presentable in public but enjoy hurting people when no one is looking.

Light Yagami from Death Note actually had something to say about how the internet can let the world know how people truly feel without fear of social repercussions. That Manga/Anime certainly does bring up of interesting discussion regarding ethics and human nature.

 

[MustardSeeed]

I think the internet is proof that if there were no consequences in life and that people knew they can get away with it, then people would do all sorts of horrid things. It really says a lot about humanity on how they make themselves presentable in public but enjoy hurting people when no one is looking.

Light Yagami from Death Note actually had something to say about how the internet can let the world know how people truly feel without fear of social repercussions. That Manga/Anime certainly does bring up of interesting discussion regarding ethics and human nature.

Yup yup, I couldn't agree more. I haven't seen Death Note. The anime's I have watched always have some background theme/story about human condition and society I find

 

[alsughasoughaiuyfygh]

Yup yup, I couldn't agree more. I haven't seen Death Note. The anime's I have watched always have some background theme/story about human condition and society I find

Well this anime is filled with philosophy and religious symbolism while portraying mind games between two geniuses. It's a fresh take on anime conflict instead of having two brawny guys with big swords duking it out on each other. I think you'll enjoy it if you're a fan of anime because I certainly did despite not being a fan of Japanese media.

 

[MustardSeeed]

Well this anime is filled with philosophy and religious symbolism while portraying mind games between two geniuses. It's a fresh take on anime conflict instead of having two brawny guys with big swords duking it out on each other. I think you'll enjoy it if you're a fan of anime because I certainly did despite not being a fan of Japanese media.

A lot of my old coworkers enjoyed the anime. I just haven't gotten around to finishing the one I started previously. I may watch it.. we'll see