Thats My Word
formerly derrty6232
- Apr 29, 2006
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Thanks for helping NikeTalk contribute $2,150 to Doctors Without Borders!
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- Nov 20, 2003
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- Nov 20, 2003
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- Mar 30, 2010
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congrats, this is a lot better than that anti-dogfighting nonsnse (and that donation was like 3x this one, smh)
Meth is probably gonna dodge all these Yuku complaints though..
Meth is probably gonna dodge all these Yuku complaints though..
- Mar 30, 2010
- 8,485
- 1,318
congrats, this is a lot better than that anti-dogfighting nonsnse (and that donation was like 3x this one, smh)
Meth is probably gonna dodge all these Yuku complaints though..
Meth is probably gonna dodge all these Yuku complaints though..
- May 28, 2008
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This site does need a fix-up, word to dude who just made his own dream NT.
But in the grand scheme of things, I'd take a doctors opinion over most people on here.
But in the grand scheme of things, I'd take a doctors opinion over most people on here.
- May 28, 2008
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This site does need a fix-up, word to dude who just made his own dream NT.
But in the grand scheme of things, I'd take a doctors opinion over most people on here.
But in the grand scheme of things, I'd take a doctors opinion over most people on here.
- Aug 1, 2004
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word....we need like 1/2 a rooms full of servers just for us.
- Aug 1, 2004
- 70,048
- 24,225
word....we need like 1/2 a rooms full of servers just for us.
- Nov 26, 2004
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Or at the very least one the size of your room...
Sorry G that was too easy...
- Nov 26, 2004
- 3,240
- 83
Or at the very least one the size of your room...
Sorry G that was too easy...
shatterkneesinc
Banned
- Nov 25, 2005
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if we take that 2g and move into a new sever, we can get more hits and earn even more money charity!!
shatterkneesinc
Banned
- Nov 25, 2005
- 22,524
- 2,383
if we take that 2g and move into a new sever, we can get more hits and earn even more money charity!!
- Dec 8, 1999
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Nice to see everyone has their priorities in order.
We're working on the performance issue. It's not an overnight thing and anyone who claims otherwise is either selling something or oblivious to what's involved. Best case scenario (for those who want us off Yuku so desperately) involves us completely restructuring the entire website from the ground up: revenue stream, hosting, forum platform, design... everything. Until we can get the monthly revenue where it needs to be in order to sustain the costs of hosting on another, more expensive, setup, a donation of this size isn't going to hurt anything. There's no point in saving for a year just to move if we can't clear the hosting costs on a month to month basis.
Honestly, the those served by Doctors Without Borders in Haiti and elsewhere are far more deserving of the money anyway. They need medical care more than you need to instantly refresh your latest reply to find out if you earned any "lulz."
I can appreciate the frustration with the recent performance issues - we're all sick of it. However, this is a good opportunity to take a step back and recognize what's truly important in life.
If your biggest concern in life is a 50 second delay on an Internet forum you should consider yourself one of the most unduly privileged creatures on this planet.
We're working on the performance issue. It's not an overnight thing and anyone who claims otherwise is either selling something or oblivious to what's involved. Best case scenario (for those who want us off Yuku so desperately) involves us completely restructuring the entire website from the ground up: revenue stream, hosting, forum platform, design... everything. Until we can get the monthly revenue where it needs to be in order to sustain the costs of hosting on another, more expensive, setup, a donation of this size isn't going to hurt anything. There's no point in saving for a year just to move if we can't clear the hosting costs on a month to month basis.
Honestly, the those served by Doctors Without Borders in Haiti and elsewhere are far more deserving of the money anyway. They need medical care more than you need to instantly refresh your latest reply to find out if you earned any "lulz."
I can appreciate the frustration with the recent performance issues - we're all sick of it. However, this is a good opportunity to take a step back and recognize what's truly important in life.
If your biggest concern in life is a 50 second delay on an Internet forum you should consider yourself one of the most unduly privileged creatures on this planet.
- Dec 8, 1999
- 7,573
- 30,642
Nice to see everyone has their priorities in order.
We're working on the performance issue. It's not an overnight thing and anyone who claims otherwise is either selling something or oblivious to what's involved. Best case scenario (for those who want us off Yuku so desperately) involves us completely restructuring the entire website from the ground up: revenue stream, hosting, forum platform, design... everything. Until we can get the monthly revenue where it needs to be in order to sustain the costs of hosting on another, more expensive, setup, a donation of this size isn't going to hurt anything. There's no point in saving for a year just to move if we can't clear the hosting costs on a month to month basis.
Honestly, the those served by Doctors Without Borders in Haiti and elsewhere are far more deserving of the money anyway. They need medical care more than you need to instantly refresh your latest reply to find out if you earned any "lulz."
I can appreciate the frustration with the recent performance issues - we're all sick of it. However, this is a good opportunity to take a step back and recognize what's truly important in life.
If your biggest concern in life is a 50 second delay on an Internet forum you should consider yourself one of the most unduly privileged creatures on this planet.
We're working on the performance issue. It's not an overnight thing and anyone who claims otherwise is either selling something or oblivious to what's involved. Best case scenario (for those who want us off Yuku so desperately) involves us completely restructuring the entire website from the ground up: revenue stream, hosting, forum platform, design... everything. Until we can get the monthly revenue where it needs to be in order to sustain the costs of hosting on another, more expensive, setup, a donation of this size isn't going to hurt anything. There's no point in saving for a year just to move if we can't clear the hosting costs on a month to month basis.
Honestly, the those served by Doctors Without Borders in Haiti and elsewhere are far more deserving of the money anyway. They need medical care more than you need to instantly refresh your latest reply to find out if you earned any "lulz."
I can appreciate the frustration with the recent performance issues - we're all sick of it. However, this is a good opportunity to take a step back and recognize what's truly important in life.
If your biggest concern in life is a 50 second delay on an Internet forum you should consider yourself one of the most unduly privileged creatures on this planet.
- Sep 11, 2004
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I have no problem with this donation. However, I do think that some of previous donations have been
considering the amount of money involved. The yuku problem is not a 2010 thing either.
- Sep 11, 2004
- 9,996
- 200
I have no problem with this donation. However, I do think that some of previous donations have been
considering the amount of money involved. The yuku problem is not a 2010 thing either.
- May 3, 2010
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because that's more important than helping ppl
- May 3, 2010
- 3,641
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because that's more important than helping ppl
- Jan 17, 2007
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...and it's a pleasure to be served.
- Jan 17, 2007
- 8,567
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...and it's a pleasure to be served.
- Aug 6, 2001
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Props on the charity/donations. This day and age, any amount of charity goes a long way in helping the less fortunate, especially those in Haiti due to the recent tragedy.
Much Respect Meth. The one who gives is the one who gains..
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Much Respect Meth. The one who gives is the one who gains..
- Aug 6, 2001
- 12,885
- 2,740
Props on the charity/donations. This day and age, any amount of charity goes a long way in helping the less fortunate, especially those in Haiti due to the recent tragedy.
Much Respect Meth. The one who gives is the one who gains..
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Much Respect Meth. The one who gives is the one who gains..
