This is a Journal entry by Saturnine

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Post 1

Saturnine

F82999?thread=402233

Says it all really.


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Post 2

Ferrettbadger. The Renegade Master

Crikey... I have "Yikesed" every one of those posts on the grounds that impersonating another researcher is against the house rules. Christ how come they have not given up even now.


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Post 3

Saturnine

Because they are idiots, and don't care about the site. smiley - blue


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Post 4

Ferrettbadger. The Renegade Master

it does my 'ead in.


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Post 5

Saturnine

Ditto.

smiley - blue


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Post 6

Luthiena

I will get very cross with these people soon

smiley - steam


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Post 7

(crazyhorse)impeach hypatia

me too


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Post 8

Researcher 178815

Like the dog chasing his tail...


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Post 9

SEF

Cats do that too. Last night one cat started watching another cat flicking its tail and made some moves to attack the tail. The cat owning the tail saw what the other cat was interested in and, apparently without recognising it, attacked its own tail (claws going into the person on whom it was sitting at the time). Much leaping about and confusion followed. Cats can be incredibly stupid sometimes and afterwards have a tendency to get embarrassed and pretend that it was nothing to do with them at all. smiley - biggrin


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Post 10

Researcher 178815

smiley - laugh
Animals = Daft.


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Post 11

Saturnine

My smiley - cats do that too! Uberfunny, because usually they are such intelligent beings.


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Post 12

(crazyhorse)impeach hypatia

horses have be been known to stand upwind in a rainstorm and drown in the process


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Post 13

clzoomer- a bit woobly

Sat, for interest's sake, how many of the people who have put you on their *friends* list are actually friends or even asked if they could?

Just asking.


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Post 14

Researcher 178815

I get what cl's saying here - and I agree. Along with the ability to remove yourself from someone else's Friends list, would it not be a good idea to have to 'approve' a request to add you to a Friends list? Like with some IM services?

I'm tired of the trolls. Without this gem of a stalking tool, I reckon they'd be less likely to put in the manual work of checking for new conversations. Nothing less productive than an apathetic stalker. smiley - smiley


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Post 15

(crazyhorse)impeach hypatia

good point


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Post 16

Researcher 178815

"That's right, folks! For only $22.50 you too can own your very own self-defacing, self-loathing, contradictory hateful troll!"

smiley - boing


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Post 17

clzoomer- a bit woobly

Too true, aka. Trolls are truly the lowest form of life on the internet, if not the stupidest. They just don't seem to realise when they aren't welcome, or what damage they are doing to the very system they use. They're just like fish, they tend to smell badly after a few days although I tend to think of them as the kind of person at a party who talks to everyone once before the entire room realises what a bore they are.


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Post 18

Luthiena

My own troll??

*hands over the money*


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Post 19

SEF

Are you guys old enough to remember troll dolls? They were a bit after my time but I saw them around anyway - hideous things!


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Post 20

Luthiena

I remember them, I had one with blue hair...


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