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dud

Diamond Member
Feb 18, 2001
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Being very naive I had to look it up ...

"Created in the Anandtech forums, it was a member who posted useless crap to increase his post count. Hence, the term eventually branched out in to other forums and became a popular term among forum goers. Lifers are usually a harmless bunch, not as vicious as trolls. All they care about is the postcount."


So this is how lifers became lifers ... or in this case no-lifers?
 

waggy

No Lifer
Dec 14, 2000
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Being very naive I had to look it up ...

"Created in the Anandtech forums, it was a member who posted useless crap to increase his post count. Hence, the term eventually branched out in to other forums and became a popular term among forum goers. Lifers are usually a harmless bunch, not as vicious as trolls. All they care about is the postcount."


So this is how lifers became lifers ... or in this case no-lifers?

damn them no-lifers. wasting the precious anandtech resources!
 

IronWing

No Lifer
Jul 20, 2001
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Being very naive I had to look it up ...

"Created in the Anandtech forums, it was a member who posted useless crap to increase his post count. Hence, the term eventually branched out in to other forums and became a popular term among forum goers. Lifers are usually a harmless bunch, not as vicious as trolls. All they care about is the postcount."


So this is how lifers became lifers ... or in this case no-lifers?

Postcount just happens. If I were dictator of ATOT, posting in the nef thread wouldn't even count toward postcount. I'm all about quality.
 

SlitheryDee

Lifer
Feb 2, 2005
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What's going on around here? Once people looked up to us, aspired to be like us through sweat of their own phalanges. Now they look at the fruits of our efforts and do not take it as a call to make more of themselves, but as something to tear down to preserve their own sense of self worth.. They vote to restrict our neffing because they know it is beyond them to rise to our level, or at least they lack the will to try. Why raze the very mountains in the name of equality when instead we could all rise to the tops of them and be equal there, but much greater as a whole? Damn liberals.
 
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Sonikku

Lifer
Jun 23, 2005
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I've been here like a decade, I just post quality instead of quantity is all. I'm a lifer. :( Cut me some SLACK!

nef
 

moonbogg

Lifer
Jan 8, 2011
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You just jelly cause your threads suck.

That was rather forward of you. Not at all presumptuous, but rather forward.

A bridge to NEFarious behavior starts with the misguided vision of one man. Called a creature by some, be it man or beast, his aim for success was well off target. Or was it?
Trudging through the vast desert of eternity, he stopped at an odd watering hole; a place called earth. This was no typical temporal anomaly. This one had inhabitants, little creatures who starred up at him in wonder. "How did we get here?" they shouted in frustration. "And who is that looking back at us?" they exclaimed.
So, the man removed his briefcase from his neck collar, sat upon it and began swirling the blue temporal sphere with his sharp, pointy finger. The inhabitants began to swirl around and around, and they became quite anxious as they swirled. "What are you doing?" they screamed.
The man stopped swirling the sphere just long enough to poke a hole in the sand, and the inhabitants started swirling down the hole. "Nooooo!" they yelped with terror as they were erased from the pages of time, one by one, down the hole they went.