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  1. Join Date
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    #1

  2. Join Date
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    #2
    Hehehe hanep ah! Sa mga classifieds pala may mga asaran din hehehehe

    Pero that guy doesn't deserve a TSIKOT membership!

  3. Join Date
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    #3
    iisa ang style nya ng pag post mang-aasar muna at pag nag reply ka gustong guston nyang sumagot ng pang-aasar ulit..he he he

  4. Join Date
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    #4
    Katawa ung lagi nya sinasabi please be honest...... Hahahahaha!!!

  5. Join Date
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    #5
    Wala nga magawa yang mga ganyang tao. I think even block ng mga mods un handle nya, gagawa lang din ng bago yan at mang aasar na naman.

    People like them are just sad because they don't get attention they want. Kaya nang gugulo lang, wag na lang pansinin.

  6. #6
    [SIZE=1]Share ko lang this article about trolls and being a troll whisperer. Sorry, it's a long article: Here's the link to the entire article: http://www.informationweek.com/news/...no=1&queryText=[/SIZE]

    [SIZE=1]How To Keep Hostile Jerks From Taking Over Your Online Community [/SIZE]

    [SIZE=1]Angry people looking for fights will inevitably try to poison successful Internet communities. Columnist Cory Doctorow looks at ways to remove the poison without killing the discussion too. [/SIZE]

    [SIZE=1]By [/SIZE][SIZE=1]Cory Doctorow[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=1]InformationWeek [/SIZE]
    [SIZE=1]May 14, 2007 11:28 PM [/SIZE]


    [SIZE=1]The [/SIZE][SIZE=1]Internet Tough Guy[/SIZE][SIZE=1] is a feature in all Internet social forums. These are people who poison discussions with anger, hatred, and threats. Some are malicious. Some are crazy. Some are just afflicted with a rotten sense of humor. Whatever their motives, they're a scourge. It takes precious little trolling to sour a message-board. A "troll" -- someone who comes onto an online community looking to pick fights -- has two victory conditions: Either everyone ends up talking about him, or no one talks at all. And where two or more trolls gather, they'll egg each other on, seeing who can anger and disrupt the regular message-board posters the most. [/SIZE]
    [SIZE=1]It can be distressing. If you're part of a nice little community of hamster-fanciers, Trekkers, or Volkswagen enthusiasts, it's easy to slip into a kind of camaraderie, a social setting in which everyone talks about life, aspirations, family problems, personal triumphs. In some ways, it doesn't matter what brought you together -- the fact that you're together is what matters. [/SIZE]
    [SIZE=1]Then, almost without warning, your community goes toxic. Someone in your group undergoes a radical personality shift and begins picking fights, or someone new comes to the party with an agenda. Or, worst of all: Your little clubhouse achieves some small measure of fame and is overrun by newcomers who don't know that Liza is a little bit touchy on the subject of hamster balls, or that old Fred gets into a froth anytime someone asks about retrofitting a bud vase into a vintage Beetle, or that everyone here actually kind of knows Wil Wheaton from reading [/SIZE][SIZE=1]his blog[/SIZE][SIZE=1] and he's a total mensch, so jokes about shoving Wesley out the airlock are frowned upon. [/SIZE]
    [SIZE=1]Sometimes, you rebound. More often, you tumble. Things get worse. The crowds get bigger, the fights get hotter. Pathologically angry (but often funny) people show up and challenge each other to new levels of vitriol. [/SIZE]
    [SIZE=1]In extreme cases, you end up with the kind of notorious mess that [/SIZE][SIZE=1]Kathy Sierra[/SIZE][SIZE=1] found herself in, in which trolls directed such bilious, threatening noise towards a harmless advocate for "passionate users" in web-applications that she withdrew from speaking at O'Reilly's Emerging Tech conference. [/SIZE]
    [SIZE=1]You can deal with trolls in many ways. Many trolls are perfectly nice in real life -- sometimes, just calling them on the phone and confronting them with the human being at the other end of their attacks is enough to sober them up. But it doesn't always work: I remember one time I challenged someone who'd been sending me hate mail to call me up and say the words aloud: the phone rang a moment later and the first words out of my troll's mouth were, "You f*cking hypocrite!" The conversation declined from there. [/SIZE][SIZE=1]Trolls can infect a small group, but they really shine in big forums.[/SIZE]

  7. Join Date
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    #7
    Wally, "please be honest", ano ba sira ng car mo? kidding aside, sana bro nong tinawaran nya ng 90K binigay mo then tell him joke only he he he he

  8. #8
    quote:april_vrigin: foo777 ur bad.. para akong dog nyan.. beware of dog =(


    :hysterical:

  9. Join Date
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    #9
    That guy is a character......
    "how many seconds before glowplug ready to start in the morning?"

    IMO, medyo on the high end kasi ang mga benta ng kotse diyan....

    3202:rainbow:

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    #10
    Dapat mga ganun ibann na lang para hindi na nangugulo

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