I've noticed that one particular user seems to have garnered the lion's share of "worst nodes" across several category of worst nodes. Why that is you'd have to ask the monk them self. If you dare.

Oh, didn't he ask yet? Well, as long as I'm here, I have the lion's share because I'm not a kiss-ass school kid who wants people to up-vote him so he'll look smart. I'm not as young, and therefore not as liberal as the average person here, and I'm also not partial to Perl related stuff just because I program in Perl, which unfortunately goes against human nature, so it's understandable that my Boycott O'Reilly thread would be downvoted here.

All the college students who think they know how programming in the real world works and who've down-voted me should take their school books and their merlyn posters and their rock and roll and lock them in a trunk in their parent's attic and join the YMCA and make men of yourselves.

Young man, are you listening to me? I said, young man, what do you want to be? I said, young man, you can make real your dreams. But you got to know this one thing!

No man does it all by himself. I said, young man, put your pride on the shelf, And just go there, to the y.m.c.a. I'm sure they can help you today.

In reply to Re: Re: Downvoting & XP by Wassercrats
in thread Downvoting & XP by perlinux

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