I think i need to take a one month insanity break from neowin

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I think you should ignore 95% of the comments left here and not be depressed that not everyone likes you.

It's the Internet, you can't please everyone, three will always be someone who doesn't like you.

Just ignore them, and keep doing what makes YOU happy.

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I think you should ignore 95% of the comments left here and not be depressed that not everyone likes you.

It's the Internet, you can't please everyone, three will always be someone who doesn't like you.

Just ignore them, and keep doing what makes YOU happy.

True that Andrew.

Its the internet, what you expect. actually its kind of reality.

any who, good luck.

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I think you should ignore 95% of the comments left here and not be depressed that not everyone likes you.

It's the Internet, you can't please everyone, three will always be someone who doesn't like you.

Just ignore them, and keep doing what makes YOU happy.

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no she didnt and that was my sister..

just all the pointless threads that no one likes jokes and such... besudes wuffy im 19 and do whatever the hell i want i pay the cable bill and i own my laptop

So whats the big deal? I make lots of jokes threads that get the face palm. Live learn and pass it on. Some of the threads are funny just by the face palm pictures people post.

For the other threads I make I'm just told I'm paranoid. Its great :D embrace it and have fun with it.

just remember, for every thread you make its not the quality of the responses that count, but how many there are. :D

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Nothing wrong with taking a break..... Honestly, online communities can get boring, annoying, u can have arguments with people, etc after a while, simply because we are a collection of people who conceivably have nothing more in common than our love of all things tech related. That's not exactly a well made foundation to support healthy relationships with people. Hope you find what you're looking for in taking a break, and tho I don't speak for Neowin staff, I hope you come back whenever you're ready, and we'll be happy to see you back.

HOW COULD YOU SAY THAT TO ME? AFTER ALL WE HAVE BEEN THROUGH! WE HAVE MORE THAN JUST TECH IN COMMON. WE HAVE LOOOOOOVE!!!!! :p

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