Times' gone mad's reply history at Help.com

Basically, the admins changed hands twice and the domain was sold to a large corporation…that being said, they all had ideas on how to build/fix what Jeff had made…

Unfortunately, the admins weren’t given a lot of time or resources to ‘fix’ help—from what I understand. So, like another interesting site, it’s pretty much gone to the winds. Most people who met/knew people got contact information and populated other places.

Just check your image size by the pixel. And resize accordingly.

256×256

Because help.com only has a limited amount of space on the servers. However if your dimensions, as Jerry said are square—then when it resizes it shouldn’t be squished.

…Welcome to Help.com…

I’m not a dude, you clown.
And neither is JAY.

I’ve met Jay.
I’ve called/spoken with Marcos.
I’ve called/spoken with Shea
I’ve called/spoken with Ditzy and Blakes.
I’ve called/spoken with Fletch
I’ve called Nikki.
I’ve called Nikko.
I’ve called Brian (Aks).
I’ve traded voice bytes with Thrax.

I have a bunch of people on MSGER…

Have any of you people ever ACTUALLY met people from the internet—it’s SCARY!
Oh…hi Jay… LOL

Were you burnt out too? Say HI to Felman & Katie for me. :)

Since I shared this with my Fi, he’s been so incredible conscientious about how he talks to me, and how we share our time.

We wake up at 4am, get home at 7pm—and work a hellova lot. It can make you crazy, insensitive, absent minded…

[quote linuxya]Nice.

What works well is thanking him each time he does something for you. My girlfriend does this (and she’s often just as specific) and I’d do anything for her. I try to do the same thing for her. It maintains a feeling of gratitude.[/quote]

Oh I do. When it happens—or if something else happens and I’ll be like thanks for … and for doing it last time…

It’s so cute, and I didn’t broadband that on the internet… :X

I’ll read your poetry but ignore other peoples comments…

The last closing door—the last fight, the last time they say those things—will erase everything else and leave you feeling hurt and alone, when they leave.

It doesn’t mean that it’s a complete retelling of the relationship as a whole, just that last chapter.

If you’re meant to part, if each were to go your own way, then so be it. Don’t look back, don’t fight—just think about how YOU will heal.

There’s no more score board. There’s no more, he or she—it’s just YOU.

To hell with them, to hell with making rational of any of it. It doesn’t matter, sometimes broken things just can’t be fixed. It’s a waste to continue to hurt each other and your children to prove a point.

How is Nikki going to heal?
How is Nikki going to be a strong and loving mother?
How is Nikki going to provide?
How is Nikki going to build a better safer life for her children?

A man, is a man is a man—if you can’t work it out, there are HUNDREDS if not more out there that, when you’re ready can be a strong and loving husband, father (figure) and friend.

Take 2009 and make it your year to rebuild.
Don’t look back—just keep moving forward.

Hey Mills, it seems that there is some question about privacy information (IP address’) from this site being used on other sites (non-related sites). At least that’s where the shout/posts have lead me.

You have to look at the terms and agreements. Generally if there is some sort of promotion you have to sign on with a new agreement, especially if it requires a new two year agreement. Otherwise sometimes you can negotiate a handset upgrade if you re-up your contract. Contact your local customer service rep, generally you can press *2 or something like that to connect with them—

Men need to feel like men. They need to work—have pride in their work and feel like they are doing what society is telling them they should do—be a provider. Especially if you are in a traditional christian household…

It’s been really hard for my Fiance and I to balance life and work and finding him GOOD and steady work—he has it now, and really its the happiest I’ve seen him in a long time. Pride in work, family and home makes a person less likely to be at unrest.

Also, men or women, both need to have the freedom to spend time alone, or go out, or do for themselves what they want or need. If he feels like a burden without freedom to do things for himself or by himself (if he chooses) he might feel unappreciated or unable to enjoy some amount of freedom. I hear it from both genders who are stay at home parents depending solely on their spouse. Regardless of the gender, they need to feel loved, appreciated and that their contribution to the family doesn’t go unnoticed and some amount of freedom.

One suggestion would be to pay him—so he doesn’t have to feel 100% dependent, and don’t refer to it as an allowance.