average amount of time on DD

[IanMarlowe]

How much time do you spend at Dynamic Drive Forums Daily?

--I spend more than six hours a day.

[IanMarlowe]

(the reason i'm seven is because I never turn off my computer, and it's always on this site.) & (cuz I'm bored enough to read everysingle post ever posted...)

[cr3ative]

Usually about 3 hours doing the following.

1) Hitting the "New Posts" button
2) Reading all the new posts, without exception
3) Finding a majority answered by John and having nothing to add due to his thorough and correct ways
4) Answering any fairly simple questions; more complex questions when I feel like a script rewrite or a small project.

cr3ative

[jscheuer1]

3) Finding a majority answered by John and having nothing to add due to his thorough and correct waysWhy, thank you, cr3. Nicest thing anyone has said about me all day. I suppose this might also be a subtle hint that I should lighten up a little and give the rest of you all folks a shot at some of these questions. As it turns out, it might happen, I'm coming into a busy season so may not be able to be as prolific as I have lately.

How's your toast today?

[Twey]

Pretty much the same as cr3, except I'm sadder and have more time to spend hitting the "new posts" link.
Note that's the poll. not the toast.

[cr3ative]

How's your toast today?
Haha, it was most bodacious today.

I've nothing against you answering questions - this forum would grind to a halt if we didn't have someone so dedicated.

cr3



<hits "New Posts" button>

[jscheuer1]

There is a 'new posts' link?

[cr3ative]

*posts unnecessarily huge image*

http://b3ta.cr3ation.co.uk/images/Untitled-1.jpg

[Twey]

Your resolution is unholy.

[cr3ative]

I apologise unreservedly.
I'm off to make some toast, John's tempted me.

[jscheuer1]

I've looked and looked and I cannot find that big blue arrow anywhere. :confused: :D


P.S. I like cheese, raisins and crackers with my tea.