Comments | sk8erchikhottie: For the slow witted...

sk8erchikhottie

For the slow witted...

Oct 26, 2004 22:54

YHBT. YHL. HAND.

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I had hoped... anonymous October 27 2004, 15:14:11 UTC

Well for those of you who dont wish to spend your time using a search engine for the meaning of YHBT. YHL. HAND. It simply means you have been trolled. you have lost. have a nice day. Cute acro, too bad you arent qualified to you it ( ... )

Re: I had hoped... anonymous October 27 2004, 21:45:04 UTC

I love your post.

"All the shitty spelling, grammer, and incomplete sentences was an attemt to gain attention" this part in particular.

It's spelled "grammar" and "sentences was" is terrible grammar. You might want to check your own sentences before criticizing anyone else.

Re: I had hoped... anonymous October 28 2004, 08:10:02 UTC

I was in a hurry...sue me.

Re: I had hoped... anonymous October 28 2004, 22:24:11 UTC

Hey detective dipshit! "was" is the proper word to use in this situation because it is written in the past tense. shitty spelling was...grammar was...

I find it hard to believe that you rip someone for a 1 letter mistake and a grammar "mistake" when the original journal was in and of itself a piece of shit.

Go choke on a rock.

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anonymous October 28 2004, 01:46:03 UTC

Well, duh...

Still, I'll miss you <3

:) sk8erchikhottie October 29 2004, 08:48:02 UTC

I'm brewing up another "project" in a similar vein. I'll post the link on the frontpage when it's ready for "review". :-)

Re: :) anonymous October 29 2004, 15:06:12 UTC

Yay!

Couldn't have done it better! bravogirl October 29 2004, 07:05:55 UTC

You are awesome, very well done!!!

Quick question vanquishedheart October 29 2004, 11:49:21 UTC

Did you plan for the link to be posted on collegehumor.com and the computer programing website? If so, were you able to track which posters were linked here through which website? It seems to me like the two websites attract quite a different crowd. Those of us from collegehumor.com are generally looking for humorous articles and pictures. In other words were are looking for simple entertainment. So many would assume that the those who linked here from collegehumor.com would react differently from those who were linked from the programming website. I was curious if your dissertation was going to cover this. I am rather ignorant when it comes to computer technology so I'm not sure if you were able to sort out who came from which site.

Re: Quick question sk8erchikhottie October 29 2004, 12:40:45 UTC

Initially, the site got posted to Slashdot and a huge influx of "geek"-esq posts came in. The referral article was one about the LiveJournal server software being open-source. A week or two later, CollegeHumor and a bunch of other Internet portals got a hold of the link and the less... "impressive"... posts came in. Lots of goatse posts (which I deleted). Unfortunately, I can't track URL referrals (I think you can with the pay version of LJ), but I think the majority of my traffic came from sites like CollegeHumor.com and Keyboard and Sickle.

Re: Quick question gothbrat October 30 2004, 03:18:31 UTC

Someone on LJdrama posted a link...it wasn't "featured", but a couple (me, at least) found you through there...

I've never seen a referrals thing through LJ. You could probably just post a website tracker, like, Extreme Tracking.

anonymous October 29 2004, 18:08:40 UTC

I found the hatred supposedly liberal people were spewing slightly disturbing, but not entirely surprising. Good effort, sk8erchikhottie. :)