More likely I will troll your Borg like mentality...... by the way what are Borg rules on that Tundra like stuff you have on your face.
Topic: The Trolling Something Awful Competition (Read 3386 times)
More likely I will troll your Borg like mentality...... by the way what are Borg rules on that Tundra like stuff you have on your face.
New offer: Paying 10 BTC to anyone trolling MPOE-PR 
If MP has any dirty laundry such as child sex charges or other things it will be found by SA. Then MP can be right up there with such luminaries as Bruce Wagner.
And if he doesn't?
Oh, I see, you go back to gnashing teeth and repeating scammerspammerchildpornwahwahwah. GLWT.
New offer: Paying 10 BTC to anyone trolling MPOE-PR
If MP has any dirty laundry such as child sex charges or other things it will be found by SA. Then MP can be right up there with such luminaries as Bruce Wagner.
I'm reading your tagline and wondering when you bought arXiv
No dickhole, I meant SOMETHING AWFUL DOT COM. It has been known since 1999 to be the SMARTEST FORUMS ON THE INTERNET, at least among fatty girl gamers, greasy shut-ins, and virgins riding the bus to Aspietown.
:10bux:
Is this that BBS thing?
I'm reading your tagline and wondering when you bought arXiv
No dickhole, I meant SOMETHING AWFUL DOT COM. It has been known since 1999 to be the SMARTEST FORUMS ON THE INTERNET, at least among fatty girl gamers, greasy shut-ins, and virgins riding the bus to Aspietown.
:10bux:
Forums don't typically charge $10 just to post. It's especially ironic coming from a forum where the users complain about libertarians on this forum not allowing "free speech." And if they absolutely must charge $10 to survive, they can do what Torrent providers, VPNs, and NTTP access providers, who had the same credit card issues, did: they can switch to Bitcoin. Thus the wonderful irony 
Yeah. Trilema also charges. Free speech is not free speech as in free beer.
Can you elaborate a bit on that idea of using stolen credit cards to register a bunch of accounts to shut down their processor, and what protections they may have against it?
There's nothing to elaborate outside of it being a particularly asinine thing to do.
Really? I think that would be a fabulously fun thing to do
Just think of the resulting chaos and irony!Listen, just because a bunch of Internet dweebs are all circlejerking somewhere under the pretense that they're special is neither cause nor justification to blow them off the Interwebs. Pretty much everyone online is doing the same thing; if that principle were uniformly applied the Internet'd grow dark.
Forums don't typically charge $10 just to post. It's especially ironic coming from a forum where the users complain about libertarians on this forum not allowing "free speech." And if they absolutely must charge $10 to survive, they can do what Torrent providers, VPNs, and NTTP access providers, who had the same credit card issues, did: they can switch to Bitcoin. Thus the wonderful irony
I'm in!
Really? I think that would be a fabulously fun thing to do
Just think of the resulting chaos and irony!And Interpol kicking in your door.
Right, because that's why about half the world's credit cards are currently available for criminal use: because Interpol is kicking in doors. Stop being silly.
Interpol kicks in door, thief enters afterwards through door, steals credit card details. Sounds reasonable to me.
Can you elaborate a bit on that idea of using stolen credit cards to register a bunch of accounts to shut down their processor, and what protections they may have against it?
There's nothing to elaborate outside of it being a particularly asinine thing to do.
Really? I think that would be a fabulously fun thing to do
Just think of the resulting chaos and irony!Listen, just because a bunch of Internet dweebs are all circlejerking somewhere under the pretense that they're special is neither cause nor justification to blow them off the Interwebs. Pretty much everyone online is doing the same thing; if that principle were uniformly applied the Internet'd grow dark.
Let the kids have their fun, pretend like whatever. Show some mercy. Bringing the cold reality of the matter to their doorstep is particularly cruel: that's why they're there, to escape it. Why shouldn't they be allowed to?
Really? I think that would be a fabulously fun thing to do
Just think of the resulting chaos and irony!And Interpol kicking in your door.
Right, because that's why about half the world's credit cards are currently available for criminal use: because Interpol is kicking in doors. Stop being silly.
Really? I think that would be a fabulously fun thing to do
Just think of the resulting chaos and irony!And Interpol kicking in your door.
I like that word. "Asinine." It rolls off my tongue really smoothly... I have to use that word more often.
Or maybe just use the tongue more often
I can only imagine you do that on this forum too. Your are upset because people acted the way you do on this forum 
Now you want to pay people to troll them? Wow... lol
Now you want to pay people to troll them? Wow... lol
Try again, this time sorting the words in some order that carries meaning?
Can you elaborate a bit on that idea of using stolen credit cards to register a bunch of accounts to shut down their processor, and what protections they may have against it?
There's nothing to elaborate outside of it being a particularly asinine thing to do.
Really? I think that would be a fabulously fun thing to do ;) Just think of the resulting chaos and irony!
I can only imagine you do that on this forum too. Your are upset because people acted the way you do on this forum
Now you want to pay people to troll them? Wow... lol
Now you want to pay people to troll them? Wow... lol
Can you elaborate a bit on that idea of using stolen credit cards to register a bunch of accounts to shut down their processor, and what protections they may have against it?
There's nothing to elaborate outside of it being a particularly asinine thing to do.
Can you elaborate a bit on that idea of using stolen credit cards to register a bunch of accounts to shut down their processor, and what protections they may have against it?
There's nothing to elaborate outside of it being a particularly asinine thing to do.
Can you elaborate a bit on that idea of using stolen credit cards to register a bunch of accounts to shut down their processor, and what protections they may have against it?
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