Tzara
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Hey. I think that one was the same guy that was hassling Maria.Liar said:I love the "my Jesus" (your Jesus?) and "even if you are Jew". (Um...huh?)
I guess he has multiple obsessions.
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Hey. I think that one was the same guy that was hassling Maria.Liar said:I love the "my Jesus" (your Jesus?) and "even if you are Jew". (Um...huh?)
Tzara said:Hey. I think that one was the same guy that was hassling Maria.
I guess he has multiple obsessions.
Which poem upset this person?Maria2394 said:trolls scare me and come across as psychotic and probably dangerous---like this email I got today---
WickedEve said:Which poem upset this person?
I rarely read lit stories, but I've heard some outrageous things about those who comment on stories in the loving wives section. This guy sounds the same way. He's worked up and probably living in some little world he's created online. Best to ignore these people and never respond to them.Maria2394 said:it was How to love ( a married man)
he left a PC that blasted me, saying I had lumped all men together as being untrustowrthy, then he went into a sort of tirade about how maybe the man is working hard to change things so he can be with his wone he really wanted and then he he got racial...
I sent him a litle note thanking him for reading my work, assured him I wasnt judging all men, that he misunderstood the poem, then I asked him not to be ignorant with such language again, that I didnt appreciate it, then he sent me that email.
I since got another one where he tells me what I need is a big fat black one up my.... that would teach me a lesson, or maybe thats what I wanted?
people with minds like that scare me, they are whats wrong with the world, in my opinion..Im just glad he isnt a southerner, we have enough stereotypes just like him to have to be ashamed of..
WickedEve said:I rarely read lit stories, but I've heard some outrageous things about those who comment on stories in the loving wives section. This guy sounds the same way. He's worked up and probably living in some little world he's created online. Best to ignore these people and never respond to them.
WickedEve said:No. I'm waiting for a comment like that.
Ummm... okay.eagleyez said:You and me both, sugar...
Hey, you got a new couch!WickedEve said:Ummm... okay.
ee, your poetry makes me want to fuck your ass.
The utter lack of logic in this letter suggests that a logical response will serve no purpose.Maria2394 said:trolls scare me and come across as psychotic and probably dangerous---like this email I got today---
Dear Maria,....
WickedEve said:Ummm... okay.
ee, your poetry makes me want to fuck your ass.
That's not my sofa!flyguy69 said:Hey, you got a new couch!
I want a photo montage of you on a sofa tour.WickedEve said:That's not my sofa!
That's the hotel room at VA Beach last week.
You saw my ex?My Erotic Trail said:I got a look at this person and the word 'TROLL' is the only way I can describe them <grin
WickedEve said:You saw my ex?
Everyone in my family calls him troll.
My Erotic Trail said:Dang~
I ain't been gone that long and the trolls run rampant? <grin
I have been here long enough now that I have seen them come and go, it seems to be a personality explosion in a negative vent. Perhaps they just got off the phone with their ex's new lover and just happen to read your poem. You wound up with the anger they really meant to relay to their ex. I see a negative comment I try and counter it with a positive remark to balance out the trolls action. Of course when a poem has three great comments and one negative it stands to reason that person has a problem deeper than you and I can repair. So, as maria did, it is best to not scoop to that level BY trying to converse/argue with someone that does not see it the same way you do.
I like what neo said, I don't know if there is a need for such negative remarks as much as they are like flys at a picnic, you can expect them to show up <grin Then there are the ones that can not leave a comment without adding 'adjectives' in their verbal excitement that shows their negative views of life in general.
I saw one of these trolls the other day. I was driving to the hospital down towards the big shitty/city and this moron crossed three lanes of freeway with out looking, damn near causeing several collisions while flipping every one the middle finger while weaving in and out of traffic. I got a look at this person and the word 'TROLL' is the only way I can describe them <grin
ParrotDee said:
soap box alert
get off of it, your consant deliberate confusion of terms has served you well, you know it. This post of yours is a LOAD.
"I ain't been gone that long and the trolls run rampant?" = WTF, beyond mentioning
"negative remarks" = anything you don't like
"negative views of life" = anything that can be improved
"Of course when a poem has three great comments and one negative it stands to reason that person has a problem deeper than you and I can repair."
<bullshit
<bullshit
<bullshit. excesssssive generalization, used when convenient for your purposes.
flys at a picnic = I even have to wonder about this one, with your well known use of codes, like "RAIN"
"I see a negative comment I try and counter it with a positive remark to balance out the trolls action." - does this mean you will go back and balance the negative comments left on MyNecroticSnail's?
This thread was about comments that are not about the poem, but about the poet. Your muddying of the two in the past has been noted.
pos·i·tive ( P ) Pronunciation Key (pz-tv)My Erotic Trail said:<grinin' are you saying that you disagree with being a positive person?
cypher this; Bana'na split
ParrotDee said:YES, SOMETIMES I DISAGREE WITH BEING A "POSITIVE" PERSON
<winkz, is like asking "Have you quit beating your wife?"My Erotic Trail said:<grinin' are you saying that you disagree with being a positive person?
cypher this; Bana'na split
Tzara said:[/i][/indent]Second: Speaking for myself, I actually don't mind trolls. Means someone has looked at my work. They don't like it, that's OK. I don't always like it in retrospect. My all-time favorite comments have been negative. These were not from trolls, but they certainly thunked me in the head about my writing, and were always sheer dead on.
Writing. It's a hard thing.