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Originally Posted by The Ghost of Championship
Do you three build diamonds for your wives by cramming handfuls of the graphite shavings from the pencils you've been pushing all day long up your tight asses?
Seriously, stop running everyone off and destroying the forum. Maybe it would be more lively if your paranoia didn't urge you to constantly bash on every new poster you suspect is a Cadbane reincarnation.
I feel like tough guys who cry when anyone puts them outside their E-comfort zone clutter every thread whining about how other posters aren't saying things exactly as they want them to. Control or daddy issues mebbe?
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Yes, this post exactly. Call out long time members of the board for ruining the board that you just joined. If anyone has suggested you are Cadbane it was probably for a good reason....and there was a reason that no one liked him.
Some people take a little pride in joining and trying to make a name for themselves immediately by going extremely against the grain. Bitching and whining about the team, the moves, were doomed etc. It annoys a lot of the members and no one even really cares if you have decent sports opinions after that point. Similar to a new kid at school walking in and just tipping peoples lunch trays over and kicking backpacks...who is gonna like that guy?
As far as the MavOutlaw posting new threads. I don't personally care about superstitions n such but regardless of that, it's customary that the GDT is started on game day, typically by the one who won the last game. Not too difficult to comprehend. I don't think it's being a follower or lacking individuality to adhere to that. Maybe not starting a new thread about something that happened 2 weeks ago as if it were happening tonight. It doesn't take much to see how things are going before you launch in and your first few posts ever make such a huge splash that no one takes you serious.
CAll it running people off if you will...but people coming here and getting ridiculous really early usually end up as a part of natural selection.