Lit. men who suddenly stop posting

[suurfer]

Do you think it's because the wives finally figured out what they've been up to?

Yay and yay!

 

[von_Bismarck]

That's the commonly accepted explanation for miles's disappearance. *nods*

 

[Pookie]

I figure they're dead, but the significant other might be the reason for that.

Some survive to eventually return, like Miles.

 

[suurfer]

That's the commonly accepted explanation for miles's disappearance. *nods*

I suspected that too.
Although I always liked miles.
And he also conducted himself with dignity from that pov, I never saw him drool over or try to 'pal up' with skirts on the GB.

 

[suurfer]

I think they're more likely to stop posting because of health issues. Doubtful that members like JBJ had wives scolding them at the time.

Also, bet $100 that most of them hadn't so much as been on a treadmill since Cheers ended.

Hey, I don't like those sort of attacks, not to mention that they're stupid.
But for dolf, perhaps- most of us look like your Sunday Wallmart crowd at best (to quote Matty).

I'm only interested in attacking the Lit. male cheaters.

 

[suurfer]

Blunt rude talk

I guess what puts me off (observing from a distance) male cheaters,
is the same thing that puts men off when it comes to certain women who are overfocused on hooking A man to start a family:

The desperation and objectification of the other.

 

[FataMorgana]

Prison! Same for some women.

 

[von_Bismarck]

The desperation and objectification of the other.

Wanna fuck?

 

[ShagTimes]

sometimes you can get into a certain perverted frame of mind and post a lot in a bit of a burst, but then later on think, *what the hell was I thinking posting this shit?!* and so stop for a while, before that frame of mind comes back to you, and off you go again.

 

[Shadwell41]

Do you think it's because the wives finally figured out what they've been up to?

Yay and yay!

You’re assuming they have wives.

sometimes you can get into a certain perverted frame of mind and post a lot in a bit of a burst, but then later on think, *what the hell was I thinking posting this shit?!* and so stop for a while, before that frame of mind comes back to you, and off you go again.

That sounds more like wanker’s regret, than an explanation for disappearing from the boards.

 

[Wrong Element]

Prison! Same for some women.

That reminds me: I wonder what DevilishTexan is up to nowadays? (Kidding; I couldn't care less.)



People leave here for all sorts of reasons, the major ones being:

1. They've said all they need to say/boredom
2. Their time is taken up by other social media
3. New relationship, often (but not necessarily) begun here
4. Death
5. Their tomato garden is just too time consuming

 

[HisArpy]

That reminds me: I wonder what DevilishTexan is up to nowadays? (Kidding; I couldn't care less.)



People leave here for all sorts of reasons, the major ones being:

1. They've said all they need to say/boredom
2. Their time is taken up by other social media
3. New relationship, often (but not necessarily) begun here
4. Death
5. Their tomato garden is just too time consuming

6. Cats.
7. More cats.

 

[Pookie]

That reminds me: I wonder what DevilishTexan is up to nowadays? (Kidding; I couldn't care less.)

Me either. But I doubt the little feller is any taller than before.

 

[Pookie]

I think they're more likely to stop posting because of health issues. Doubtful that members like JBJ had wives scolding them at the time.

Also, bet $100 that most of them hadn't so much as been on a treadmill since Cheers ended.

I suspect JBJ has passed. He had some serious health issues during the latter part of his active days of posting.

 

[Pookie]

That reminds me: I wonder what DevilishTexan is up to nowadays? (Kidding; I couldn't care less.)



People leave here for all sorts of reasons, the major ones being:

1. They've said all they need to say/boredom
2. Their time is taken up by other social media
3. New relationship, often (but not necessarily) begun here
4. Death
5. Their tomato garden is just too time consuming

6. ISIS

 

[suurfer]

I suspect JBJ has passed. He had some serious health issues during the latter part of his active days of posting.

I too came to loathe more his misogyny and racism than respect him for his knowledge.
But he did have some nasty health issues unrelated to ageing or to a sedentary lifestyle.
He was gradually losing his vision too. I assumed this kept him from posting.

 

[FataMorgana]

That reminds me: I wonder what DevilishTexan is up to nowadays? (Kidding; I couldn't care less.)



People leave here for all sorts of reasons, the major ones being:

1. They've said all they need to say/boredom
2. Their time is taken up by other social media
3. New relationship, often (but not necessarily) begun here
4. Death
5. Their tomato garden is just too time consuming

Was he a cocky knobhead with a jeans av?

 

[Wrong Element]

I suspect JBJ has passed. He had some serious health issues during the latter part of his active days of posting.

The "FEELINGLUCKYPUNK" alt got banned, and I don't know if he ever had another one after that. Hard to understand why someone in failing health would choose to spend their final days as a racist troll on a porn board, but maybe that's all he had to offer the world.

Was he a cocky knobhead with a jeans av?

Cocky would describe him in more than one way, yes.

 

[coati]

Some people just leave the General Board, because Lit has allowed it to become a safe haven for people who harbor seething violence, some of whom repeatedly return over many years to their main outlet for an audience.

It's not good to be an audience or participator on this pathetic Lit political forum, even under the weak argument for "debating". The real world of face-to-face meetings offers legitimate opportunities for debate and change. General Board political debates are anonymous and cowardly, with no effective action taken against those who cross the line into promoting violence. The GB political threads have become a typical on-line breeding ground for people who do not have the guts to promote their beliefs openly at public meetings. The seething anger they cultivate on line can then become too overwhelming for them or their followers to control at some point.

Then, law enforcement gets involved, and people ask, "Why were they allowed to promote hate and violence on-line for so long?"

 

[suurfer]

Some people just leave the General Board, because Lit has allowed it to become a safe haven for people who harbor seething violence, some of whom repeatedly return over many years to their main outlet for an audience.

It's not good to be an audience or participator on this pathetic Lit political forum, even under the weak argument for "debating". The real world of face-to-face meetings offers legitimate opportunities for debate and change. General Board political debates are anonymous and cowardly, with no effective action taken against those who cross the line into promoting violence. The GB political threads have become a typical on-line breeding ground for people who do not have the guts to promote their beliefs openly at public meetings. The seething anger they cultivate on line can then become too overwhelming for them or their followers to control at some point.

Then, law enforcement gets involved, and people ask, "Why were they allowed to promote hate and violence on-line for so long?"

I'm sorry, but other than Busybody and Matt, who the f.. do you see as posting questionable material?

I don't like some of the misogynist comments from the Right,
Nor do I like some of the poorly disguised antisemitic or anti-S/Eastern European xenophobic comments from the Left

but you never see me accusing them in that way.

 

[KeithD]

I think they're more likely to stop posting because of health issues. Doubtful that members like JBJ had wives scolding them at the time.

Also, bet $100 that most of them hadn't so much as been on a treadmill since Cheers ended.

JBJ was kicked off by Laurel (for stubborn misbehavior on the AH rather than here).

 

[suurfer]

Some people just leave the General Board, because Lit has allowed it to become a safe haven for people who harbor seething violence, some of whom repeatedly return over many years to their main outlet for an audience.

It's not good to be an audience or participator on this pathetic Lit political forum, even under the weak argument for "debating". The real world of face-to-face meetings offers legitimate opportunities for debate and change. General Board political debates are anonymous and cowardly, with no effective action taken against those who cross the line into promoting violence. The GB political threads have become a typical on-line breeding ground for people who do not have the guts to promote their beliefs openly at public meetings. The seething anger they cultivate on line can then become too overwhelming for them or their followers to control at some point.

Then, law enforcement gets involved, and people ask, "Why were they allowed to promote hate and violence on-line for so long?"

ETA
Aaah, so that's what you want us to believe why you stopped posting...
Not because you were caught with your pants down.

 

[solardays]

And the winner is ...

6. Cats.
7. More cats.

You're explanation is dead on.

 

[rae121452]

maybe it's just that they finally found the right meds?