Should iago stop ninjalogging?

[MyndFyre]

[15:20] iago: Going home. Bye!
[15:20] *** "iago" signed off at Tue Feb 26 15:20:28 2008.

:(

[Hitmen]

Dammit, he always does it.
Here is one of my few successfuly atttempts at saying bye:

(23:49:31) iago: I'm off to bed now, though. 'night!
(23:49:34) hitmen226: adios
(23:49:38) iago logged out.

7 seconds is way more time than you usally have though... he must have hesitated

[MyndFyre]

Yeah, usually I have about 2 seconds.

[Warrior]

(5:34:58 PM) Myndfyre (x86): http://blogs.msdn.com/jmstall/archive/2005/02/21/377806.aspx
(6:30:51 PM) Myndfyre (x86) has signed off.

you know it takes me over an hour to respond to you
im busy talking to the hoes

[rabbit]

Why do you talk to gardening tools?

[iago]

To be fair, I waited about 10 - 15 seconds that time. Plus, I have to type "/window 1" and "account off" to actually log off of that client, so it's not quick! :P

But the reason I normally do that is that I'm very easily pulled into a conversation.

And finally, if it's really an issue, start using Yahoo Instant Messenger (talk to me privately for my id) -- it supports offline messaging.

[Chavo]

So does pidgin.

[iago]

I meant the protocol, not the client.

I use pidgin at home, and btlbee at work (I like btlbee for commandline stuff).

[Ergot]

So does pidgin.

Pidgin only does pounces? I thought only the official AIM client allows sending offline messages.

[Chavo]

Yes, see iago's message.  It doesn't matter though, it accomplishes the same task ;)

[Ergot]

Weird, I never understood how the one on AIM works, because for Pidgin you have to be online/have the client running, but that's not true for the AIM one.