Applying MH Community Logic To Real Life
Guitarist A: "Man, this chord structure is weird and hard to play. Maybe I'm just not positioning my hand right or something?"
Guitarist B: "LOL, U SUCK, GET GOOD, JEEZ YOU CAN'T EVEN DO THAT RIGHT? YOU MUST SUCK A LOT. LIKE A SUCKING PERSON SUCKING SUCK."
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Student: "Hey teacher, I keep going through these problems but I can't really tell where it is that I'm missing a step and coming up with the wrong answer. Mind helping me out?"
Teacher: "NO, FUCK OFF NOOB. HEY EVERYONE, LOOK AT THIS NOOB WHO IS DUMB AND CAN'T EVEN DO THIS PROPERLY. LOL. GIT GUD."
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Scientist A: "That's odd... I've preformed the experiment exactly to specifications and it's not coming up with the same results. Perhaps there's something we're missing..."
Scientist B: "NOPE, YOU'RE JUST BAD. GO BACK TO BEING BAD SOMEWHERE ELSE BADDIE."
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Compiler: "There's an error in your code and we were unable to compile properly."
Programmer: "NO, YOU'RE DUMB. STOP BEING A DUMB DUMMY DUMB WHO IS DUMB BECAUSE IT'S PERFECT. DUMMY."
((Okay, perhaps this one might actually have a grain of truth founded in the real world, but seriously, those compilers can be so damn picky sometimes.))
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Moral of the Story: Being a childish bully who berates others for not being as good makes you look like an asshole. If you're so good at things, perhaps it's time you stepped back and gave a bit of advice because chances are you were there once yourself asking the same questions.
