Warning (in AIM) is the dumbest thing that AOL ever invented. What purpose does it ultimately serve except piss people off? It\\’s like grounding a grown man. So silly and ridiculous.<\/p>\n
So, why did AOL have to invent the rate limit? Most of us aren\\’t even flooding people\\’s im windows. We just have the ability to type fast.<\/p>\n
Okay, so it all started when this seventh grader was talking to me (again). I don\\’t know if it\\’s me, but she seemed particularly naive and well…very…immature. I was explaining to her why our conversations were bland and uninteresting. She interpreted my explanation as fine-don\\’t-talk-to-me-anymore! sign. Before blocking me, she warned me to 5%.<\/p>\n
Then my friend thought it was funny to warn me up to 40%.<\/p>\n
Grrrrrrrrrrr…<\/p>\n
Did I ever mention that warning is the most stupidest thing that AOL came up with? If AOL even had the brains to do that in the first place.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Warning (in AIM) is the dumbest thing that AOL ever invented. What purpose does it ultimately serve except piss people off? It\\’s like grounding a grown man. So silly and ridiculous. So, why did AOL have to invent the rate … Continue reading