w3bhead wrote:
Exactly. :say_yes:
Another one. This time it's about selling mangas, AND the poster has evolved to bumping the thread now. :shakehead:
the only thing we can do, is commiserate about it <pats the webslinger on his back>
Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies
w3bhead wrote:
Exactly. :say_yes:
Another one. This time it's about selling mangas, AND the poster has evolved to bumping the thread now. :shakehead:
gaijin mark wrote:As someone who deals with idiots for a living, maybe we're being too hard on the noobs. We'll know they've gone too far it we ever see a thread entitled, "When I log into JDorama, my cd player doesn't work"
w3bhead wrote:
I second that. It' starts to get really tiresome reminding the noobs who don't follow the rules. It's really irritating. They go on a posting spree without reading the rules, and the older members end up follwing them around in their threads reminding them. :shakehead: Geez.
What I really hate the most are the fanatical noobs who start posting things like "Oh my God! he's so friggn' handsome! I'm in love, I wish there was some way I could I meet him, please! Blah blah blah!" Arrrgh! :banghead:
When they reason out that they're new... please, come on, other noobs have the sense to read the rules first and they don't go post crazy. :shakehead:
They should have a sign like this up front.
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Tu_triky wrote:
:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
perhaps you're right but the one thing that i keep returning to as i ponder that thought is i don't recall any of the "regulars" here ever blundering around creating threads when there was no need....and it wasn't like we had a tutorial or an orientation on how to interact in this forum
Saito_Hajime wrote:
Yeah, and make that pic clickable so that they will be directed to this link http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/posting.php
w3bhead wrote:
:say_yes: With the case of the new people in the thread, I'm not generalizing them as being the same, because I know that there were newbies who didn't create new threads. Take the Aya thread for example, some newbies posted and introduced themselves properly there for their first post and regulars of the thread gladly welcomed them. There are also other newbies I saw that posted their first time in the proper threads. Just goes to show you some newbies are sensible enough to read the rules first and use the search functions. :say_yes:
w3bhead wrote:
:say_yes: With the case of the new people in the thread, I'm not generalizing them as being the same, because I know that there were newbies who didn't create new threads. Take the Aya thread for example, some newbies posted and introduced themselves properly there for their first post and regulars of the thread gladly welcomed them. There are also other newbies I saw that posted their first time in the proper threads. Just goes to show you some newbies are sensible enough to read the rules first and use the search functions. :say_yes:
qilver wrote:
yeah, and some of those newbies that post random weird threads, obviously don't belong. And occasionally you will get the spam ones, and most likely they just wanted to post that one time to send that spam, that is so wrong. :shakehead:
Tu_triky wrote:
unless it's fried with eggs.
w3bhead wrote:
Oh yes, unless it's fried with eggs of course. :drooling: As they say, there's always an exception to the rule. :beaten:
qilver wrote:
they should give us some brooms...
so we can sweep out the :shit: of random threads that don't belong... :banghead:
eightysix wrote:
Haha. I'm not as vocal as 'racer about random threads, but I hate 'em as much as he does. Just think of me as the silent assassin. :beaten:
Tu_triky wrote:
the ninja mod.
eightysix wrote:
I'm so ninja I was born with a mask and a shuriken in my hand. :beaten: :hehe:
qilver wrote:
we should start a thread, just to inform people on no spamming allowed to keep this forum clean.... :hehe:
Chappelle Cites 'Race' Reasons for Show Walk-Out
By WENN| Thursday, April 13, 2006
HOLLYWOOD - Funnyman Dave Chappelle has cited racial prejudice for his abrupt walk-out from hit comedy series Chappellefs Show last year.
The stand-up comedian made headlines in May 2005 when he quit the show on Comedy Central during the third season, leaving behind a $50 million contract.
He was eventually tracked down in South Africa where he said he had gone to "purify himself," and "do some soul searching" because he was unhappy with the direction in which the show was going.
Chappelle tells Esquire magazine, "The bottom line was, white people own everything, and where can a black person go and be himself or say something that's familiar to him and not have to explain or apologize?
"I felt like I was really pressured to settle for something that I didn't necessarily feel like I wanted.
"The thing about show business is that, in a way, it forces dysfunctional relationships in people."
Saito_Hajime wrote:
We have the "To You Spamming Trolls" thread in the Suggestions, Inquiries and Announcements section......but I doubt that the spammers would even bother checking that thread :sweat: :beaten:
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