Post count- Why do we care?

[diaglo]

If we were to take away post counts that have that phrase you would only have about 37 actual posts.

[homer] D'oh [/homer]

actually, i'd have 800 or so. most of which are in the Story Hour forum.


read the story hour in my sig.

 

[Torm]

We like numbers

[uppity]I'm sor-ry, but I don't recall us asking for opinions from the sub-1,000 rabble.[/uppity]



I am, of course, just kidding. And you're right, that might be part of it.

 

[Rystil Arden]

If you're schooling at MIT, how do you hve the time to even be here?

I only took 22 credits equivalent of courses this semester, as there was a play. The play is over. Thus, since I didn't take my usual 26 credits, I have 4 credits worth of time to be on ENWorld. I told ya, I do think quickly (but not well).

Also, MIT's difficulty is overrated. None of the classes here is actually that hard...

 

[Torm]

None of the classes here is actually that hard...

And of course, tech schools don't teach grammar, so that helps, right?

 

[Joker]

If 1 postcount = 1 Experience Point, how much do reviews count as?

 

[Inconsequenti-AL]

i want one.

no, wait. i can afford 9.

my hats of d02 know no limits.

Hang on a second. Under that system, surely it should be:

"my hats of d02 know the limit 9."

Not as catchy, but it's a new cliche at least.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Also, MIT's difficulty is overrated. None of the classes here is actually that hard...

You'r kidding right? Don't you have to be a freakin' genius to be accepted?

 

[Rystil Arden]

And of course, tech schools don't teach grammar, so that helps, right?

If you think you were correcting me there, you are sadly sadly mistaken my friend. Mine is the correct grammar. You may be surprised, but look it up.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

If 1 postcount = 1 Experience Point, how much do reviews count as?

A review is equivalent to one post.

 

[Rystil Arden]

You'r kidding right? Don't you have to be a freakin' genius to be accepted?

Not really. They just have to think that you're smart. I'm not really that smart, but by always getting 'A's and not getting any questions wrong on those trivial and not good measures of intelligence aptitude tests (like the SAT 1600) because I happen to be good at multiple choice, I tricked them all!

Oh, and I got an 800 on the Writing Skills grammar section too because I knew how to conjugate sentences with "None of them" as the subject