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cooba

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Apr 26, 2005, 10:16 AM
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It's not like I want him to learn anything, I just want to stop the immense spam he's (been? ;p) spreading.

Approximately 15 threads in two days. New world record. Most of the threads do nought but state what TBM has stated already, except now he's using flaming and personal attacks.

Yes, I'm aware that reporting his attacks towards certain people here would be just evil, considering what those "certain people" did to him in the past. However, he has just called us "childish" because we keep on playing JJ2, which in his opinion is "childish" as well. He just called some mature people, namely Bob, childish. Has he considered that a hobby doesn't make you childish?

Same goes for insulting YGO. Insulting that show is equal to insulting people who enjoy it. However, has he considered that mad YGO fans will flame back? Neither shows are superior to eachother, and discussion between both will eventually result in pointless flamewars. This time, it was ignited by no one else, than TBM himself.

Then come nonsensiful threads like this. There, TBM demands a Pokémon trainer to marry with him, but the trick is, "tell me at least 3 of your pokémon.". Pokémon do NOT exist. Does that make any sense, then? He's looking for someone having something not existant. Put in that his immensely large Pokémon addiction, and this threads becomes slightly annoying. And what do annoying threads result with? Flamewars!

My point is, TBM has (partially intentionally) caused a bunch of flamewars, which has resulted into extreme clutter. Clutter, by TBM. Clutter, by people who keep on annoying him even if they are aware that they're going to be despised for that. Clutter, by people who cannot stand the clutter prior to their clutter.