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hpman77 · 05-15-2002, 02:51 PM

I agree with swede.
Best things about older people is that when they need help, they just ask for it, not as all of us who always think we can fix everything, and at the end we find that the "small problem" has become a "awesome problem"... and when we realise we should ask for help, it's too late.

We met here a nice example in cjmaddy, and I'll give you another one: In cybertown (a 3d community) you can see from time to time an user who's nick is JAN, and he's always giving help to everybody on the newcomer's club. I think he's more or less the same experience as cjmaddy, about 67, although I'm not sure. It's always a pleasure to chat with him

05-15-2002, 02:51 PM	#10
hpman77 Blue Angel Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Santander (Spain) Posts: 285	I agree with swede. Best things about older people is that when they need help, they just ask for it, not as all of us who always think we can fix everything, and at the end we find that the "small problem" has become a "awesome problem"... and when we realise we should ask for help, it's too late. We met here a nice example in cjmaddy, and I'll give you another one: In cybertown (a 3d community) you can see from time to time an user who's nick is JAN, and he's always giving help to everybody on the newcomer's club. I think he's more or less the same experience as cjmaddy, about 67, although I'm not sure. It's always a pleasure to chat with him .:: AMD Athlon XP 1700+ :: 512MB SDRAM :: Windows XP SP1 :: shappire ATI radeon 9600 PRO :: Soundblaster Live Player 5.1 :: Directx 9.0 :: (Always latest drivers for everything) ::.