WHATTHEFUCK???????

ok, everytime i click on chat it just seems to just kinda sit there and not do shit. if anyone knows a secret passage to enter the fuckingdamn chatroom please enlighten me,. peace

idunno i cant getin either. something about a java plugin or some shit like that...fuckit

if the little icon comes up in the top left hand corner then i think it means its loadin cause when i go to chat it has the icon then takes like 5 mins to load up the page....it sux

:D Yip it is the Java thingy....it takes me bout 10mins to get into chat, I thought it was just me.... :eek:

That's why no one is there. Nobody gives a shit enough to wait that long.

thanks all of you for your input....i am going to try to get into chat right now. hell yeah....and then no one will be in there so then i will log off i guess.

Once you're in chat just wait a few minutes - people log in and out so fast they miss each other. :rolleyes:

Who ever invented the Java Thingy shuld die and hang by the balls..
Whats with this java shit anyway?? who came up with this fuckin java??

Bunch o pimple faced eggheads gettin to smart for their own fuckin good I tell ya...

JAVA... WHATTA BUNCH OF FUCKIN BULLSHIT

yea--i click on it and it comes up to d/l java,so i click to d/l it and then internet exploredrcomes up and the process just repeats itself

Yes, dial-up folks will need to wait a few minutes for the chat java applet to load. There's no way around waiting when on dial-up ... on a positive note, once loaded, the chat applet may be cached for future use - may load faster the next time it's accessed.

For folks on cable/dsl, the chat java applet should load relatively fast - less than a minute.

It sounds as if many folks experiencing problems either don't have java on their computer (click over to http://www.java.com/ to download; it's a standard component that most every computer should have) and/or their computer is full of task bars, spyware, etc that's slowing down their computer / connection; doing P2P (ie. bittorrent which is two way; uploading stuff even at a slow pace will greatly affect download speed too), audio/video chat, etc in the background will definitely slow down everything else.

Lastly, for a web based chat system to work decent, Java is the only decent way to do it - there's no way to do chat through HTML alone, though many programmers have tried (ie. using auto refresh, etc) with very mediocre results ... Java, a standard programming language/interpreter, bridges the gap and allows one to run highly interactive software, like a chat, in their web browser.

Ron

awesome

yeah thats pretty cool..cheers ron :D

haha