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@seoulsearch I thought you weren't a gamer? I mean you didn't immediatley respond on the 'any gamers here' thread! Now there's this whole gaming community you are a part of? :unsure:

Probably @Jacobfaith is on it? Wouldn't there be Christians on that site or part of that community as well, so if he started a thread on it asking 'Any Christians Here?' only gamers would answer and then he'd find his own tribe.

I mean just a thought. Seems logical.

I'm not sure if you're just making a joke, but just in case...

No, I'm not a gamer, and no, I didn't join a gaming community.

I thought I explained this in my earlier post:

But if you Google the origin of Discord, it will tell you that it was originally a gamers-only social media platform that eventually became an "all-purpose community platform."

Despite the original intentions, Discord is now a free communication app for everyone.

I only went there because several YouTubers I follow have their own Discord groups and communities where you can chat with them and other people interested in the same topics.

Discord isn't just for gamers -- it's for everyone now.

People from all walks and interests go there to start their own communities about the specific topics they're interested in.

I'm in Discord groups for everything from finance to growing plants, theme parks, daily memes, and even Sanrio/Hello Kitty. 🐱
 
I'm not sure if you're just making a joke, but just in case...

No, I'm not a gamer, and no, I didn't join a gaming community.

I thought I explained this in my earlier post:



Discord isn't just for gamers -- it's for everyone now.

People from all walks and interests go there to start their own communities about the specific topics they're interested in.

I'm in Discord groups for everything from finance to growing plants, theme parks, daily memes, and even Sanrio/Hello Kitty. 🐱
Oh sorry I completely missed that. I must be having a lazy-eye day.
Wow I didn't know.
Is it like Discord like Reddit? I'm not sure how that one got started.

Do they have Christian groups/communities on Discord, or is it by nature not Christian. Well since its name is 'discord'.

Reddit, I learned, isn't even about books or reading, and I found ALOT of people who post on there, say they have autism.

I go on Goodreads which is for readers/booklovers. I used to be on an amazing book sharing site called Shelfari, until Amazon bought it, and shut it down, and tried to merge it with Goodreads, hoping to make a profit from it. It has better book reviews than Amazon, Amazon has become like an online Walmart....

I really think Amazon has done a number on the bookselling industry and not in a good way.
 
Speaking of influential threads for those fashion forward crazies... Who has not gone on Google Images/Insta and wanted to look at EVERY SINGLE OUTFIT CARRIE BRADSHAW WORE

I will not post them here as you could see for yourself. I like the trashy newspaper dress. Appropriate as Carrie's occupation was 'sex columnist'

I have since found out that there is a website you can go to, that has all the outfits/costumes people wear on TV shows, and the places you can go or shop at to buy them. Babysitters Club was especially good. Claudia Kishi was in inspiration, especially for Asian Americans. There was even a short doco about her called The Claudia Kishi Club
 
Speaking of influential threads for those fashion forward crazies... Who has not gone on Google Images/Insta and wanted to look at EVERY SINGLE OUTFIT CARRIE BRADSHAW WORE

I will not post them here as you could see for yourself. I like the trashy newspaper dress. Appropriate as Carrie's occupation was 'sex columnist'

I have since found out that there is a website you can go to, that has all the outfits/costumes people wear on TV shows, and the places you can go or shop at to buy them. Babysitters Club was especially good. Claudia Kishi was in inspiration, especially for Asian Americans. There was even a short doco about her called The Claudia Kishi Club
That's an influencer. Because she posts stuff that people like looking at.
 
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Sorry I meant to say 'newspaper columnist' for Carrie. It just the tv show was called 'Sex and the City' it wasn't really about that, Carrie (or SJP who played her) made it all about the fashions. It was really about relationships in Manhattan and how Strong Independent Women couldn't find husbands.
But they could find good clothes.
 
What about DUI
Driving under the influence? Looking at your smartphone while driving is a no-no. You could crash your car and kill someone looking at instagram.
 
What exactly is an influencer and have you been influenced?

Is it good or bad?
i don't know the exact definition of an influencer. it seems to be someone on social media who has gained a lot of attention by people following them cuz they were affected by something they heard. i say you do a fine service to CC lanolin with your ideas & charm. u r phunnneee 2!
 
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i don't know the exact definition of an influencer. it seems to be someone on social media who has gained a lot of attention by people following them cuz they were affected by something they heard. i say you do a fine service to CC lanolin with your ideas & charm. u r phunnneee 2!
no people would just call it 'attention seeking behaviour' and put it down to me being the middle child.
 
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What about DUI
Driving under the influence? Looking at your smartphone while driving is a no-no. You could crash your car and kill someone looking at instagram.
Now people call those whose parents let the tv babysit their children sufferers of ADHD and give them ritalin or some kind of medication to help them focus
sorry everyone, mrs. wife just called. i was born with add, never mentioned it.
 
yes. my guess is that i was born with that because of my poor eyesight. learning is 83% vision so that would explain it.
Oh, do you wear glasses/spectacles or contact lenses? They can help with your eyesight/focus. Or reading. I'd be sort of lost without mine, not for reading but for driving where I have to see long-distance.

Myopia is a funny thing. I really wish I didn't have it. I used to pray and ask God PLEASE let me have 20/20 vision so I don't have to wear glasses, its like being blind at times when everything is fuzzy.

He didn't change my eyesight. I still have to pay like $1000 for prescriptions. People used to say if you watch too much TV your eyes will go square, but that hasn't happened to me...myopic eyes are not spherical, they say they are sort of oval shaped.