Religious or not: What does a Yahoo account mean to you?

It's a portal to a bunch of great people that are awesome to hang out with, and an even bigger bunch of complete jerkoffs.

I was rather attached to my first one, and appealed most of my VNs, and even fought an account suspension once. Now that it's gone for good, I could care less. It takes all of 4 minutes to make up a new one.

Actually quite a bit.

..I see them as a part of my personal history, and I get sad when I lose them, because I often put quite a bit of thought into my Q&As. ..I've lost one level 6 and one level 7 one, and I was pretty upset because of it. I really would have enjoyed being able to come back in a few years' time, read my Q&As and see how much I had changed since then, if at all, and whether or not I could still understand where my 19-year-old self was coming from. (I was 19 when I first joined. Now I am 21.)

About 30 seconds to make a new one.

A way to see all of the different opinions on different types of faith. Unfortunately there are a lot of people who are pretty angry. I can't blame them one bit, because of the way the world is today.

Absolutely nothing because you think that you have real friends on here...but...it turns out that they just lie to you. It's the most horrible feeling in the world...to be deceived.

Not cool.

Troll Powers!

Torg

It's my primary means of email. So it is pretty significant to me.

Additionally, it provides me with entertainment (answers) occasional information from consumers like myself (answers) and news and weather.

The best way to spread God's word.

the account $0

the avatar $10

the relationships developed Priceless.