bluesbob wrote:I've Unfriended this thread on Facebook.
That's the cool way of saying "this thread never accepted my friend request."
bluesbob wrote:I've Unfriended this thread on Facebook.
Fire_Moose wrote:bluesbob wrote:I've Unfriended this thread on Facebook.
That's the cool way of saying "this thread never accepted my friend request."
Shambala's troll wrote:This whole trolling thing is kind of new to me. Am I supposed to irritate and annoy everyone, or is it just certain people? Are other trolls exempt from my "sand in the bathing suit" antics?
Someone help me--I need guidance.

Fire_Moose wrote:bluesbob wrote:I've Unfriended this thread on Facebook.
That's the cool way of saying "this thread never accepted my friend request."
burningquestions wrote:Haha!
AntiM wrote:Shambala's troll wrote:This whole trolling thing is kind of new to me. Am I supposed to irritate and annoy everyone, or is it just certain people? Are other trolls exempt from my "sand in the bathing suit" antics?
Someone help me--I need guidance.
There are many flavors of troll. There's the spam troll, the cross-posting troll, the cut and paste troll. The cut and paste trolls are cute, they don't even know they're trolls. There are comment on everything, know nothing trolls, pick apart with quotes trolls, and logic trolls. There are love trolls and stalker trolls. Other trolls are rude and abusive, without a thought for spelling or grammar or sense, this troll has variations also. Some hate one person and pick fights with them (I have at least one of those). Others annoy a select group, while others go for everyone on the board. The most amusing are the trolls trying to annoy the BMORG, which is entertaining as we know how often "they" stop by (apologies to the fabulous AG, but you know what I mean). Trolls trolling trolls, that's a flame war in the making. I won't referee, but I will get on your troll ass if you cross the line. The line is invisible to trolls until they step over it.
The community as a whole eats trolls. Kinda like green jerky.
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