Comments on: Torley myths debunked! http://torley.com/torley-myths-debunked Home of the musical Dream Journal. Mon, 15 Mar 2010 00:29:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Torley is awesomazing our experience… or something like that | A Crimson world http://torley.com/torley-myths-debunked/comment-page-1#comment-51284 Torley is awesomazing our experience… or something like that | A Crimson world Wed, 07 Jan 2009 23:30:47 +0000 http://torley.com/torley-myths-debunked#comment-51284 [...] Lately some “critics” against Torley appeared in blogs, forums and other places. They criticise his apparent… how to say it?… “fake happiness”. He wrote a really interesting post about that. [...] [...] Lately some "critics" against Torley appeared in blogs, forums and other places. They criticise his apparent… how to say it?… "fake happiness". He wrote a really interesting post about that. [...]

]]> By: colt habana http://torley.com/torley-myths-debunked/comment-page-1#comment-49197 colt habana Wed, 17 Sep 2008 12:08:07 +0000 http://torley.com/torley-myths-debunked#comment-49197 Keep up the great work Torley, your tutorials have taught me a lot and your pics and vids on flickr have made me burst out laughing at times. Ignore the detractors. :)))))) Keep up the great work Torley, your tutorials have taught me a lot and your pics and vids on flickr have made me burst out laughing at times. Ignore the detractors. :) )))))

]]> By: Torley http://torley.com/torley-myths-debunked/comment-page-1#comment-48813 Torley Wed, 03 Sep 2008 15:37:12 +0000 http://torley.com/torley-myths-debunked#comment-48813 WOWZA!!!!!!!! (OK, can't use enough exclamation marks there, but you'll have to count on me to be even more boosted by this.) I'm DEEPLY GRATEFUL for your supportive sharing of experiences. On a personal level, it feels wonderful. And on a professional level, it helps me focus and do my job better. It still blows my mind that we can connect on the Internet like this. :) Thanks to each & all of you... I am so moved and touched! (I don't know how else to say it right now.) I emphasize, if you hadn't shared with me here, I wouldn't know. It's so important to me to be aware! I have a passion for showing when things are imperfect or aren't working right, and demonstrating how to make them better — as Raul and Quaintly both astutely pointed to. Coverups and unnecessary slickness don't help with understanding how our virtual world works. @Judee: Glad to hear about who you are, and your continued march towards the positive! Have you seen http://www.mindhacks.com/blog/2006/04/gladwell_on_lateblo.html ? It relates to what you mentioned about talent, and is quite fascinating. @Eloh: Awe! And rock on with your skins too ( http://github.com/eloheliot/another/tree/master for anyone who wants to check 'em out ) what you've done is fantastically exceptional and has benefited creativity in our community OODLES... and that is deliciously awesome. Looking forward to the next-gen! @feeli0: That's a wonderful story; I hope you'll keep being imaginative, and as you continue on, inspire others! I, too, get rather restless quickly, and love to absorb knowledge and then apply it. @Kate: OMG, that's a hilarious picture. No offense at all, just a smile — that's the first time I've seen a watermelon kajira! Hmmm... is that available in avatar form already? @Case T.: Some problems do take longer to solve or make progress on than others, but that's the whole point of a journey: being in motion, traveling, going onwards. As you already know I think, 'tis Perefim's creation, the big sword I wield I've nicknamed the "Slop Chopper"! OMFG indeed. For anyone who hasn't seen it yet, http://www.flickr.com/photos/torley/2705188205/ @jim-bob-cletus-bob: I'm inspired to hear of how you've gone through the tough stuff and keep on going. That's great. Hee, blueberries taste like soap to me! @CyFishy: I'm locationally back from vacation (meaning I'm at home now) but will play Second Life for fun over the next few days until I'm officially back at work! THANKS FROM A CRAZY MELON-MAN! ;) WOWZA!!!!!!!! (OK, can't use enough exclamation marks there, but you'll have to count on me to be even more boosted by this.) I'm DEEPLY GRATEFUL for your supportive sharing of experiences. On a personal level, it feels wonderful. And on a professional level, it helps me focus and do my job better. It still blows my mind that we can connect on the Internet like this. :)

Thanks to each & all of you… I am so moved and touched! (I don't know how else to say it right now.)

I emphasize, if you hadn't shared with me here, I wouldn't know. It's so important to me to be aware!

I have a passion for showing when things are imperfect or aren't working right, and demonstrating how to make them better — as Raul and Quaintly both astutely pointed to. Coverups and unnecessary slickness don't help with understanding how our virtual world works.

@Judee: Glad to hear about who you are, and your continued march towards the positive! Have you seen http://www.mindhacks.com/blog/2006/04/gladwell_on_lateblo.html ? It relates to what you mentioned about talent, and is quite fascinating.

@Eloh: Awe! And rock on with your skins too ( http://github.com/eloheliot/another/tree/master for anyone who wants to check 'em out ) what you've done is fantastically exceptional and has benefited creativity in our community OODLES… and that is deliciously awesome. Looking forward to the next-gen!

@feeli0: That's a wonderful story; I hope you'll keep being imaginative, and as you continue on, inspire others! I, too, get rather restless quickly, and love to absorb knowledge and then apply it.

@Kate: OMG, that's a hilarious picture. No offense at all, just a smile — that's the first time I've seen a watermelon kajira! Hmmm… is that available in avatar form already?

@Case T.: Some problems do take longer to solve or make progress on than others, but that's the whole point of a journey: being in motion, traveling, going onwards. As you already know I think, 'tis Perefim's creation, the big sword I wield I've nicknamed the "Slop Chopper"! OMFG indeed. For anyone who hasn't seen it yet, http://www.flickr.com/photos/torley/2705188205/

@jim-bob-cletus-bob: I'm inspired to hear of how you've gone through the tough stuff and keep on going. That's great. Hee, blueberries taste like soap to me!

@CyFishy: I'm locationally back from vacation (meaning I'm at home now) but will play Second Life for fun over the next few days until I'm officially back at work! THANKS FROM A CRAZY MELON-MAN! ;)

]]> By: CyFishy Traveler http://torley.com/torley-myths-debunked/comment-page-1#comment-48796 CyFishy Traveler Wed, 03 Sep 2008 00:04:40 +0000 http://torley.com/torley-myths-debunked#comment-48796 No, I don't think "Torley is crazy" is a myth, actually. You <i>are</i> crazy. But it's the best kind of crazy you could ask for. Enjoy your vacation. No, I don't think "Torley is crazy" is a myth, actually. You are crazy. But it's the best kind of crazy you could ask for.

Enjoy your vacation.

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