TheRealMafoo on 17 May 2008
| Oyvoyvoyv said: Fanboyism has nothing with wanting to validate your purchase. Example: I prefer Q-Milk to Tine Milk. Tine Milk has a close to monopoly (97% market share) so I encourage my friends to buy Q-Milk, to prevent Tine from monopolizing. Do I want to justift the fact that I bought Q-Milk? |
That's not being a fanboy, that's bing a fan.
Becuse you like Q-Milk more then Tine Milk, do you then think people who enjoy Tine Milk somhow have it all wrong, or that your version is the version everyone should play?
Do you badmouth Tine Milk?
If the answer is no, then your a fan. If the answer is yes, then you are a Fanboy.
Off topic: What the hell is Q-Milk and Tine Milk? :)
