Maybe you and adster can be part of the "ignored heard"Originally Posted by allen
NB. I did actually make myself lol there...
Maybe you and adster can be part of the "ignored heard"Originally Posted by allen
NB. I did actually make myself lol there...
Ooookay. I think 'jealous' was probably the wrong word for you to use.
Anyway, the problem you're having at the moment is when people (like me) grumble about your worthless posts, your answer is to create even more worthless posts that are banal in the extreme. Then more people grumble and you go out of your way to post even more banality - and now half the lounge, seeminly, has you on ignore.
I don't think I'd like it much if people put me on ignore - 'cos why would I post here if I didn't want people to read what I'd written.
What I'm trying to say is don't put so much effort into trying to buck the trend. I just can't see the point
I don't think being put on ignore bothered me as much as everyone telling me, they have put me on ignore.
maybe adster could just be put on ignore, ignore which is when you don't tell them they are on ignore, you just ignore, ignore.
Last edited by Alien5; 03-26-2007 at 05:00 PM.
well thats who I am you cant change it I cant change me people have to accept it and I wont change who I am and my style
so if the answer is put me on ignore then so be it
Its not a problem for me, if people don't enjoy reading 20 pointless threads.
i used the .gif a few times that day when i got a warning for creating pointless threads, but i was talking about being on ignore, not having posting abilities removed.
This isn't my arguement, maybe one person at a time should argue with adster?
Last edited by Alien5; 03-26-2007 at 04:06 PM.
I think it's quite merciful of me to put some chaps on ignore, otherwise I might be tempted to reply to them which leads to them crying, bedwetting and throwing tantrums.
If they cease being dullards I might take them off, but I'm quite liking the idea of forgetting they even exist (when Tesco sorts the system out fully).
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