There are three types of people on the forum that you must respect.
Too lazy to hide it ———— This is classic. There are three kinds of people who silently and selflessly contribute to the forum! First, the moderators. They are watching the forum's changes every moment! It's a thankless task; sometimes they might offend people or get scolded. How many of them will argue back? (Forum rules state: moderators cannot curse!) So when moderators delete posts, please be understanding! Unless pushed to the limit — even a cornered dog will jump over the wall! Do you know how tired they are? Managing the forum tirelessly every day — do you think they get paid? Who gives them their salary? [I mean in RMB] Would you pay them? They are also studying, but why must they study so hard? Why are they so persistent? Isn't it all for the forum we all love! Businesspeople smile when there are more customers; moderators smile when the forum is lively! Aren't they here just to have fun on the forum? Why make it more exhausting than real work? Why be so worn out? Do you understand why? Second, the people posting resource threads. They search everywhere for resources, whether links or uploads to the forum. Some look for ringtones, software, tutorials for friends, browsing countless pages and visiting countless forums, exhausting themselves. For what? A salary? Food? To gain a few experience points and earn forum coins? You are completely wrong! Who can understand their dedication? After posting, they might just foolishly add: "Remember to bump the post" or "If good, help bump it." Seeing more replies, they quietly smile! Why do they do this? Some even use limited data cards to find resources for the forum. Why? Doesn't China Mobile charge for that data? It's for the forum, this big family! For everyone's entertainment! So, when you see posts that you've seen elsewhere, please don't accuse them of plagiarism, but appreciate their hard work. Third, the people who bump posts. Reading and replying to posts is very simple, right? A single reply can brighten the original poster's mood, and what do you lose in return? Why not? Our bumpers log in every day to find posts with few or no replies and bump them so everyone can share. Do you know how hard the bumpers work?Do they dive in and out of forums, finishing one thread and then switching to another for no reason? Forum administrators are respectable! Those who post are lovable! Those who bump threads are admirable! Aren't they also silently contributing selflessly?! I deeply dislike those who only post unnecessary help requests like: 'urgent, waiting online'; 'help, quick, wait'; while being lazy about engaging with others' posts and not even bothering to bump a thread. Some say: bumping threads is abstract, doing it a few times is fine, who doesn't have a three-minute enthusiasm? What's truly lovable is the ability to persist!
Replies (25)
A classmate drank too much and vomited a puddle at the entrance of the restaurant. After finishing the meal, that kid actually stepped into the puke himself, slipped, and then said, 'Whoever vomited, may their whole family die.' I felt so cold inside, that kid is really ruthless!
It's all the fault of the accent \ One of my friends is from Dalian. Normally, he calls 'hot' 'ye' with the fourth tone. One day, while eating at a restaurant, there was a dish that was a bit cold, so he called the waiter and said, 'Give this a ye.' The waiter didn't respond. My friend raised his voice and said, 'Give this a ye!' The waiter still didn't move. My friend got angry and shouted, 'I told you to ye this, doesn't it work?' At this moment, the waiter angrily made a V-shaped gesture toward my friend and shouted, 'Ye!'
Passing by to support the passionate monologue for evil Cang… but just shout it out, don't take it as reality… after all, communism at this stage is just a pursuit… quote: 'We have not yet reached a "harmonious society"'… don't expect it and then be disappointed by the gap even more.
Load more replies