I recently Stumble'd onto this page, detailing the 10 rules of the internet and decided to offer my variation, as clearly they left out a handful of important tidbits.
1. Do not talk about /b/.
2. They can find you and you'd better hope to god they don't decide to try.
3. Everything will eventually deteriorate into the Creationism vs. Evolution argument. Every blog post, ever Tweet, everything with any decent amount of viewers. Currently, this rule applies to the argument "Twilight vs. Any Other Literature" as well.
4. The internet controls everything. It controls common knowledge, it controls popular culture, it controls politics, it controls trends from food to fashion to music to media. Thus is the power of the internet.
5. To truly understand the internet one must visit 4chan, YTMND, Wikipedia, and YouTube.
6. Anything can be found on the internet.
7. The internet will be the downfall of American English.
8. One cannot lock, block, or try to control the internet in any way - think of the internet as a dimension unto itself. Your kids, your employees, your students, your people will find a way to access %100 of the internet anyway.
9. No one ever wins an argument on the internet. There are only losers and the apathetic.
10. Everyone on the internet is wrong, including you. That's just the way it is.
Yes.
1. Do not talk about /b/.
2. They can find you and you'd better hope to god they don't decide to try.
3. Everything will eventually deteriorate into the Creationism vs. Evolution argument. Every blog post, ever Tweet, everything with any decent amount of viewers. Currently, this rule applies to the argument "Twilight vs. Any Other Literature" as well.
4. The internet controls everything. It controls common knowledge, it controls popular culture, it controls politics, it controls trends from food to fashion to music to media. Thus is the power of the internet.
5. To truly understand the internet one must visit 4chan, YTMND, Wikipedia, and YouTube.
6. Anything can be found on the internet.
7. The internet will be the downfall of American English.
8. One cannot lock, block, or try to control the internet in any way - think of the internet as a dimension unto itself. Your kids, your employees, your students, your people will find a way to access %100 of the internet anyway.
9. No one ever wins an argument on the internet. There are only losers and the apathetic.
10. Everyone on the internet is wrong, including you. That's just the way it is.
Yes.
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