You know you're addicted to Paint.NET/the PDN forum when...

[usedHONDA 4]

Finish the sentence!

...your last name is Brewster.

...your homepage is http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/index.php

...you arrive at work 30 minutes late because your waiting for a reply to your post.

...you have more posts than CMD. (just saying)

...the pdn crash log is updated 10 times a day while trying to code a plugin.

...the Paint.NET logo has a folder for itself.

[The_Lionhearted 4]

...you sit there for hours on end, refreshing every 10 seconds in the hope that someone has posted something new!

...your grades start to suffer because you spend too much time playing with effects.

[usedHONDA 4]

...you feel like yelling at the n00b that asks how to do something simple.

[The_Lionhearted 4]

...you actually consider it an addiction.

...your friends actually know what Paint.Net is because you're constantly talking about it.

[usedHONDA 4]

...your handwriting mysteriously gets worse.

[natjo1986 0]

...you cry because you just realized the closest thing even resembling a friend is some person that doesn't even know you in Orlando, FL named usedHONDA

...you have to hold back slapping someone using Microsoft Paint.

...you wake up in front of your computer

[The_Lionhearted 4]

...you look at a beautiful sunset and think "hey didn't I see that on the pictorium yesterday?"

[usedHONDA 4]

^^Good one!^^

...if you make a mistake in the real world and your basic instinct is to press Ctrl+Z. (That's actually happened to me!)

[The_Lionhearted 4]

...if you make a mistake in the real world and your basic instinct is to press Ctrl+Z.

I keep thinking other things in life have Ctrl+Z attached to them somehow...I burnt my popcorn tonight and immediately thought "oh I'll just undo that...oh wait..."

...you wonder if God created the sky using C#.

[natjo1986 0]

...you spend two days on making a kick < no swearing > B-Day card for your niece when it would have taken 10 minutes to go to Walgreens

[The_Lionhearted 4]

...you have a new source of joy in your life.

...you keep refreshing the forum even when you know you should be going to bed! :x I'm done.

[BoltBait 2,666]

Refresh, refresh, refresh, WHAT?

...you have more posts than CMD. (just saying)

Oh, snap! :shock:

... you hang out so much on the discussion board that Rick asks you to be a mod.

[MadJik 963]

... you cry when the site of the forum does not answer.

... you cry when you are disconnected from the site, because the new posts are lost (list of new posts since last visit is emptied).

... you still could add a new original symptom to this list!

[Bob 4]

When your all-time Google search history looks like this:

[Cornipsus 0]

... you sob when the forum is down.

... you have more contact to people in France than to your nextdoor neighbor.

[natjo1986 0]

... you wear a T-Shirt that says "Open Source does it better."

[barkbark00 3]

^^Good one!^^

...if you make a mistake in the real world and your basic instinct is to press Ctrl+Z. (That's actually happened to me!)

I was writing(on paper) once and I went to hit the backspace key...

I, um...didn't find one.

[usedHONDA 4]

Once when I was reading a book, tried to select some of the text with my wireless mouse

[barkbark00 3]

I've done that. Someone wrote down there e-mail address and I tried to copy and paste into my contacts...

[Illnab1024 11]

...you will never misspell a thread title. *coughs*

[natjo1986 0]

...you can spend hours on end making cool desktop backgrounds but can spend ten minutes studying for a test

[usedHONDA 4]

...you will never misspell a thread title. *coughs*

:oops:

[jake2k 7]

this thread is great!

...you can't wait to get home from work on a sat. night so you can fire up pdn.

...you've gotten better at pen/pencil and paper drawing.

[Crazy Man Dan 18]

...you look around in your car for your trusty Hue / Saturation dialog so you could turn those pesky red lights green.

[natjo1986 0]

...people think you have some kind of disease when you constantly talk about something called PDN, and how you have learned to live with it. How you realized that it's going to be with you for the rest of your life and you hope that anybody you are with will accept that you have PDN. You also hope that your family realizes it was a decision you made and hope they aren't disappointed in you making the decision to consciously get PDN.