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If u cut through the crap it's brilliant, even after every post some prick from dictionary corner is ready to correct you 24/7
This will sound very sad.
I struggled with depression for much of my time since I registered on here. I didn't know about NSC until a member of staff of the club suggested I looked on here for tickets.
I realise I have posted an insane amount of crap and the rest of it over the years. I found it a bit of a release to be able to communicate with fellow like minded (and not so) individuals and fill the empty hours along the way. Read anything and everything, whilst sleep evaded me.
I love writing and I love trying to make my writing interesting to others. Probably failed on the latter, but ho hum.
This is my guilty pleasure. I don't post on any other forums and I don't play computer games.
I'm not particularly worried if people think I live my life on an Internet forum. I gave up worrying what people thought of me a while ago. Most of my friends think I am an utter moron for having spent so much time on here, but then most waste time in other dimensions.
Having said all that, apparently spending too much time on the Internet can be detrimental to ones mental health, so...
I struggled with depression for much of my time since I registered on here.
Ultimately, and despite the bickering, not much bad stuff of any magnitude has ever come out of NSC.
Conversely, shitloads of good stuff has. There's far too much to list, but...
- Instrumental for those campaigning to save the Albion during the darkest hours our club has ever been through.
- Numerous 'real world'* friendships, and more, formed amongst those who spend time here.
- A haven for those going through troubled times, providing numerous listening ears and shoulders to cry on.
- A place I got advice on how to get my shelves back onto the wall (probably the most important thing NSC has ever collectively achieved).
(* - for the record, I hate the term 'real world' since the internet became part of the real world a long time ago now.)
Get outta here you little rascal. You have the power to lure people into a world of trust and fairness with words, and that's a great skill to have.I love writing and I love trying to make my writing interesting to others. Probably failed on the latter, but ho hum.
I use NSC for a number of reasons :
> For up to date news that The Argus is NEVER going to have first
> General chat
> Sadly, my life is devoid of many friends and I see NSC as a comfort blanket
Basically - LOVE IT - and couldn't do without it !
This will sound very sad.
I struggled with depression for much of my time since I registered on here. I didn't know about NSC until a member of staff of the club suggested I looked on here for tickets.
I realise I have posted an insane amount of crap and the rest of it over the years. I found it a bit of a release to be able to communicate with fellow like minded (and not so) individuals and fill the empty hours along the way. Read anything and everything, whilst sleep evaded me.
I love writing and I love trying to make my writing interesting to others. Probably failed on the latter, but ho hum.
This is my guilty pleasure. I don't post on any other forums and I don't play computer games.
I'm not particularly worried if people think I live my life on an Internet forum. I gave up worrying what people thought of me a while ago. Most of my friends think I am an utter moron for having spent so much time on here, but then most waste time in other dimensions.
Having said all that, apparently spending too much time on the Internet can be detrimental to ones mental health, so...
hmm 1-2 hrs a day for me.......more on matchdays or if something is happening transfer wise.NSC is highly addictive, it is like crack to me, I'm not sure if I love it, it is definettly moorish though.