In article <np64m5ldacq3ohseq3sgvie9usos4r6sbb@4ax.com>, Rebulon Ruster
<reb.ruster@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 17:09:37 -0600, Fred Hall <fkhall@gmail.com>
> wrote:
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> >>On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 05:40:34 -0600, Fred Hall <fkhall@gmail.com>
> >>wrote:
>
> Regardless, thanks for reminding me of aavfff. Unfortunatly, it never
> panned out for the reasons you pointed out. Even we at the Fort
> consider Rolox the bottom of the heap when it comes to smarts, and
> Y-Not's simply become the pest-meister of Usenet and generally
> igonred.
Sometimes I think Y Not wished some posters ignored him. LOL
He was hard to ignore, with the pack of BL trolls harassing him at
every turn, making long and longwinded sometimes very entertaining
threads. I loved seeing morons arguing with Y Not, pushing themselves
into their own untenable corners, and then disagreeing with what they
had just posted, without realizing any of it. Great fun. LOL
Too bad he's gone. I miss him, not so much for himself, but for the
fights that surrounded him, motivating him to top form as an
entertaining debater. He was boring without that.
It was Referee and Kidhacker (who said he was surprised they agreed
with each other) who convinced Rolex to stop posting there. Y Not was
one of the picture posters there (speedos), and he stopped when asked.
He didn't stay for the fight. Claimed he had to be away from the groups
for a week. His attackers accused him of being a coward for not staying
and fighting the trolls, at the same time they said he should not be
fighting with the trolls. I liked that. LOL
Mover, the non-crossposting discusser.
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