You know you are addicted to Mahalo when...???
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You brag to all your friends that you're a second degree black belt, but you can't get into your spiderman costume for Halloween!
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1. You'd rather spend time on Mahalo than go on a hot date.
2. You'd rather spend time on Mahalo than finish that very important school project.
3. You'd rather spend time on Mahalo than eat that turkey with your beloved family.
4. You can't sleep without answering at least a few questions a day on Mahalo Answers.
5. You think about Mahalo all the time, as if it is your lover.
6. You spend more than 3 hours on it in one day.
7. You forget about going to the bathroom because of Mahalo.
8. You dream about Mahalo.
9. You start an argument with your parents because of Mahalo.
10. You got your account banned multiple times from Mahalo.
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You know you are addicted to Mahalo when the highlight of your day is when the page mahalo dollars come in and you smile at the way it’s adding up.
You know you are addicted to Mahalo when you say one more task before a nap or dinner.
You know you are addicted to Mahalo when you not only dream of answering questions, doing tasks, but you also dream you are talking face to face with Lon, Jason, Jeff and the rest of the gang.
You also know you are addicted to Mahalo when it’s the first site you check on in the morning and you have quit writing for all the other sites you previously have written on. I am no longer an active member on 5 sites where I used to be very active on. Mahalo is very much where I spend my online time now days.
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This actually happened to me earlier this year. I thought, "wow I must be spending way too much time on Mahalo!" Don't worry...the dream was completely PG! I wish I could remember exactly what it was about now. I think it also involved his cute doggies. LOL!
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10. You look up and say OMG how did it get to be 2:00 am…. again.
9. You delay upgrading to Windows 7 for 2 weeks because you won’t be able to get on Mahalo while it is upgrading.
8. You are going crazy because it has taken most of the day to rebuild your system after upgrading to Windows 7 and you can’t get on Mahalo.
7. You spend an hour looking for your ChaCha guide manual and you can’t remember the last time you had it, and you spend another hour looking for your KGB agent manual, then wonder why you bothered.
6. Every time you see a billboard on the way to relative’s house for Thanksgiving you wonder if there is a Mahalo page for the place being advertised.
5. You make everyone turn off the TV so you can concentrate on your research.
4. Your family members roll their eyes when you mention Mahalo
3. You wake up at 3:00 am and wonder if all your guide notes have at last 100 words.
2. You learn how to play Facebook games so you can write Mahalo pages about them.
And the number 1 way you know is:
1. You realize that the password to log-in to Mahalo is the only password you can remember because you have not logged on to any other web site in such a long time.
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I actually found Mahalo because I was working as a guide on ChaCha and an agent on KGB and I kept seeing answers from Mahalo when I was doing research, so one day I decided to join. I am so glad I did!
Haha good list. I remember looking into ChaCha and KGB at the same time I found Mahalo. I ended up going with Mahalo which turned out to be one of the best decisions I have made!
This is my new desktop which I am going to make a task for so you can all do this for yourselves soon. The icon at the top is for zenbe and the background is the mac time machine background.
This picture got a little cut off on the right, i'll take another one soon =)
Kind Regards,
@XDS
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....when your dogs sit next to you at walkies time, with their legs crossed and making little whiney noises - and you say to them "just a couple more minutes my little darlings, I just wanna finish this question!"
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M$You know you addicted to Mahalo when...
- You want to quit your day job so you have more time to work on Mahalo.
- Everything else seems like a waste of time because you know you could be home working on Mahalo.
- You try to add "inlinks" when typing on other sites haha.
- You are constantly trying to think up topics for new pages to make.
- You have a bookmark folder of over 50 Mahalo links.
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You too? I have every symptom on this list.
When I originally researched "Mahalo addiction" I was surprised to discover a couple of previous questions. :-0
My favorite was from @Bunnyphuphu! Hers was much more sophisticated than mine. ;-)
Does that mean that my addiction will get worse and my questions more sophisticated as I approach my black belt? LOL
"You know you are addicted to Mahalo when...???" :)
Statuary Warning : Mahaloing is not injurious to your health
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When you're guilty of going back to school (yes, I did) so you can give more educated answers.
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There are also lot more interesting and some funny questions and answers posting here. Also more informative topics to read on.
Just a nice community here to develop, Love to be a part of it. :)
Thanks
Carventech
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That's lucky they let you on Mahalo at school. I know our district has restrictions such as not using the school's internet for making money.
Well I wouldn't really classify Mahalo as a bad/gambling way of making money, I'm putting work into things that I get paid for here, and what better way to spend an hour of my spare time making some extra coin. We just switched networking devices, and for this entire year there is NO filtering on the computers. I am lucky because I am turning 18 and this will be my last year at the school, so atleast I'm going to be out of school by the time they tighten the restrictions. I think Mahalo is very informative, and it almost teaches you ways to type under the supervision of the QC team, this allows me to improve my writing as the time goes on. I often explain to the teachers who question what this site is that Mahalo is very informative and I can actually find alot of information about different things for research, and that usually makes them question it no more. I guess its better that I'm addicted to Mahalo rather than Facebook seeing as I can actually do productive things on this site.
As for "who(m)ever," think about it in this way. Replace your "who(m)ever" with a pronoun like so:
Give it to who(m)mever you like best.→ You like him best.
Give it to who(m)ever pays the highest price. → He pays the highest price.
If your substitute uses "he," then it's "whoever." If it uses "him," then it's "whomever." Basically, "he" and "who" are always the subjects of the sentence, and "him" and "whom" are always the objects of the sentence.
It seems simple, like we have no trouble saying "I like him" (not "Me like he"), right? But it's no longer a necessary part of communication, and we are beginning to drop the difference between "who" and "whom." I'm sure soon the difference between "I" and "me," "she" and "her," "he" and "him," and all those other variations will disappear. It's the last little remnants of the Old English case system. :)
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Way back when I answered the phone and someone asked, "Is this KalieKat?" I would always answer. "It is I". You wouldn't believe how many times there would be a pause while the person on the other end tried to figure out what the heck I just said. LOL
Oh crap, I forgot that I couldn't tip an individual 25 cents :( I edited my original question but I'll figure out something that's fair @Potterarchy!
Haha no prob, save your $0.25 for team tipping or something! Funny about "It is I," I usually say "This is she." I wonder which is more customary to say!
Actually when I Googled it "This is her" came up as the most customary albeit not grammatically correct. LOL
Although I can't find any sources, I believe that "This is she" would be the more customary way to answer the phone when compared to "It is I".
Thank-you for understanding about the extra $0.25 tip! I am looking for a good cause to team tip it to. I already tipped the Thanksgiving charity so I can't do that again. ;-( I'll let you know when I come up with one.
I used to say "This is her," but someone along the way corrected me to "This is she." I believe most people I know would say "This is her" over "This is she." Honestly, I don't think most people care - they just want to know if you're there! ;)
There'll probably be some new charity question to tip, I'm sure with Christmas coming up there'll be a bunch of stuff. No worries! You don't owe me anything, I swear. :)
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Nice capture photo! lol...you're not spiderman (what happen to him?), you're a black widow or widower spider. Peace!
That image made my day! A very confident person indeed!!
PhuPhu it is so UuUu! You look great!