> I think for me part of it is that there are always things on here that will make me laugh, and other ones that will make me think. But that's only part of it. The biggest thing is probably that whatever you say is taken on face value in a way. No one knows who you are, they just know what kind of person you are by the things you say. I personally am a 15yearold female high school student (any other high school posters out there?)

I'm 17, male, and just passed grade 11 this year. In Alberta (Canada), we have a 12th grade which means that, at least for another year, I get to be a high school poster too :-).

Considering the number of 15-year-olds on this board (and at least one 14-year-old), I guess I'm probably one of the "older" posters! Wow!

(I'm hardly a regular poster, though -- has to do with not owning my own computer, at least not one that still works :-( -- so maybe I don't count.)

>I personally am a 15yearold female high school student (any other high school posters out there?) but when I'm posting that doesn't matter. I say a ton of stuff I normally wouldn't even THINK about saying if I was face to face with all of you people, and I think that's great.

Not me. I'm like this all the time. Usually crazier. So are most of my friends.

And, yes, I get my fair share of wierd glances.

> Uni"I love you man!!!"peg
Uh...gee...

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