On 3/10/11 6:58 PM, *e#c wrote:
On Mar 10, 2:39 pm, wrote:
On 3/10/11 2:29 PM, John H wrote:









On Thu, 10 Mar 2011 14:05:12 -0500, wrote:

is that all post in rec.boats are repeats of comments already made 1000
of times.

One could just make a macro to repeat the same insult to every post
made. Why doesn't Harry, I am tosk, etc save themselves the time and
set up a macro with a repeat of ones repetitive insults?

Harry likes to talk about how successful he is, what successful person
would follow 5 or 6 people around making the exact same insult over and
over again? Has creativity trolls completely left Usenet? At one time
trolls could be funny and interesting, now they are just boring.

It looks like Usenet truly is dead... darn it all.

Haven't seen you around for a while. How you been?

Doing good, but it appears that rec.boats has lost it appeal to many
people. It looks like there are less than 10 people posting and most of
them are just repeating the same insults over and over again.

No creative, no discussion, no exchange of ideas, just the same boring
insults. At one time, it was fun to read and respond to post here, but
damn it really has gone downhill. It appears that Harry and others have
completely lost it.

Sad isn't it.

You are noticing your buddy Herrings constant off topic ****, aren't
you?

I have absolutely noticed Herrings off topic post, but at least they
show some creativity, and are not just a repeat of the previous 1000
insults. I have not noticed you making one on topic post, but I have
seen you go on manic shot gun post repeating the exact same line over
and over again. You would just cut and paste a long diatribe of
profanity at least 50 times a day. You remind me of Charlie Sheen.

I have noticed very few on topic post, and that may explain why there
are so few people making any posts in rec.boats. If you are going to
troll and insult people, at least make it entertaining. The current
crop of trolls have no entertainment value and need to get out more
often. They have their lives completely wrapped up in rec.boats.