Posted by Bob Wilson on August 16, 2006, 9:23 am
"Remember the good old days when this was just a place to exchange facts
and observations about our Priuses. How'd we attract this moronic . .
."
It is a common problem in unmoderated forums. A troll comes and tries to
cause a rucus. All it takes is self-discipline and kill-file technology
or switch to a troll free forum. My favorite is:
GreenHybrid.com
Fortuantely, trolls often try to start a rucus. Simply use their subject
in a temporary kill-file and in the silence, they will move on. Realize
a troll, like a SPAMMER, is a sociopath. They have no interest in what
you think but live for what you think about them . . .
Bob Wilson
Posted by crystal on August 16, 2006, 5:23 pm
On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 08:23:18 -0500, bwilson4use@hotmail.com (Bob
Wilson) wrote:
>"Remember the good old days when this was just a place to exchange facts
>and observations about our Priuses. How'd we attract this moronic . .
>."
>It is a common problem in unmoderated forums. A troll comes and tries to
>cause a rucus. All it takes is self-discipline and kill-file technology
>or switch to a troll free forum. My favorite is:
>GreenHybrid.com
>Fortuantely, trolls often try to start a rucus. Simply use their subject
>in a temporary kill-file and in the silence, they will move on. Realize
>a troll, like a SPAMMER, is a sociopath. They have no interest in what
>you think but live for what you think about them . . .
>Bob Wilson
Cut the crap Bob. You idiots delight in fighting or you'd keep your
yap shut. Right?
Blazing Saddles:
Bart [to himself]
"Baby, you are so good...and they are so DUMB."
Posted by Michael Pardee on August 16, 2006, 11:04 pm
> "Remember the good old days when this was just a place to exchange facts
> and observations about our Priuses. How'd we attract this moronic . .
> ."
> It is a common problem in unmoderated forums. A troll comes and tries to
> cause a rucus. All it takes is self-discipline and kill-file technology
> or switch to a troll free forum. My favorite is:
> GreenHybrid.com
> Fortuantely, trolls often try to start a rucus. Simply use their subject
> in a temporary kill-file and in the silence, they will move on. Realize
> a troll, like a SPAMMER, is a sociopath. They have no interest in what
> you think but live for what you think about them . . .
> Bob Wilson
All very true, although they are not typically sociopaths in the literal
sense - sociopaths lack emotional awareness, rather than wallowing in
emotional sewage as trolls do. The guy currently making a fool of himself
here is unusual in that most trolls are plainly very young teens. This one
seems to be an adult (judging by his potential level of articulacy) but is
as emotionally impaired as a pre-teen. He also has obvious intellectual
impairments but again, that was not always the case. He was once somebody,
and now is not. I don't know if he is aware his only admirer is the face in
the mirror or that his greatest enemy is the same face, nor do I care. Maybe
some day he will recover from whatever is destroying his personality enough
to compare himself to a functioning adult, and he will find the strength in
himself to become a human being. But I'm not holding my breath.
Mike
Posted by crystal on August 17, 2006, 1:08 am
On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 20:04:19 -0700, "Michael Pardee"
>> "Remember the good old days when this was just a place to exchange facts
>> and observations about our Priuses. How'd we attract this moronic . .
>> ."
>>
>> It is a common problem in unmoderated forums. A troll comes and tries to
>> cause a rucus. All it takes is self-discipline and kill-file technology
>> or switch to a troll free forum. My favorite is:
>>
>> GreenHybrid.com
>>
>> Fortuantely, trolls often try to start a rucus. Simply use their subject
>> in a temporary kill-file and in the silence, they will move on. Realize
>> a troll, like a SPAMMER, is a sociopath. They have no interest in what
>> you think but live for what you think about them . . .
>>
>> Bob Wilson
>>
>All very true, although they are not typically sociopaths in the literal
>sense - sociopaths lack emotional awareness, rather than wallowing in
>emotional sewage as trolls do. The guy currently making a fool of himself
>here is unusual in that most trolls are plainly very young teens. This one
>seems to be an adult (judging by his potential level of articulacy) but is
>as emotionally impaired as a pre-teen. He also has obvious intellectual
>impairments but again, that was not always the case. He was once somebody,
>and now is not. I don't know if he is aware his only admirer is the face in
>the mirror or that his greatest enemy is the same face, nor do I care. Maybe
>some day he will recover from whatever is destroying his personality enough
>to compare himself to a functioning adult, and he will find the strength in
>himself to become a human being. But I'm not holding my breath.
>Mike
All that psychobabble and the truth is it's fun punching holes in
stuff shirts on the net. Ask your shrink for your money back...it
didn't take.
Posted by Carpe Diem on August 17, 2006, 11:42 am
>> It is a common problem in unmoderated forums. A troll comes and tries to
>> cause a rucus.
There is only one way to get rid of the trolls : don't feed them and soon or
late they die...
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>and observations about our Priuses. How'd we attract this moronic . .
>."
>It is a common problem in unmoderated forums. A troll comes and tries to
>cause a rucus. All it takes is self-discipline and kill-file technology
>or switch to a troll free forum. My favorite is:
>GreenHybrid.com
>Fortuantely, trolls often try to start a rucus. Simply use their subject
>in a temporary kill-file and in the silence, they will move on. Realize
>a troll, like a SPAMMER, is a sociopath. They have no interest in what
>you think but live for what you think about them . . .
>Bob Wilson