11-06-2018, 05:30 AM
Typical overreactions.
Also is it any wonder I have had so much problems with some of these regular posters?
EW, in the case of RWR, I'm sure you've noticed he's an intentional provocateur. He finds joy in spicing the pot with confusion, then giving it a good stir.
cradhed? crashed?
Perhaps craved?
Several conclusions could be drawn from the possibilities presented. When taken in context of both his past and present comments on children it's not out of the question if someone wonders whether the poster might have nefarious designs on an innocent, especially when in the same thread he gloats at having captured someone in a trap he's set, one of the initial strategies employed by a predator:
One in the net EW ... Paul/Tom next
Then, his next move, often seen in football games, hit first when he thinks no one is looking, and if someone strikes back (another one in his net?), feign surprise and innocence, arms waving in the air and hope for the attention of the referee:
Ey rob ..i hope u reading this freak.
A great deal of this confusion might easily be avoided with clear sentence construction. So one might wonder, is it intentional? Even a cry for help? It's one conclusion given the history of his posts.
Also is it any wonder I have had so much problems with some of these regular posters?
EW, in the case of RWR, I'm sure you've noticed he's an intentional provocateur. He finds joy in spicing the pot with confusion, then giving it a good stir.
cradhed? crashed?
Perhaps craved?
Several conclusions could be drawn from the possibilities presented. When taken in context of both his past and present comments on children it's not out of the question if someone wonders whether the poster might have nefarious designs on an innocent, especially when in the same thread he gloats at having captured someone in a trap he's set, one of the initial strategies employed by a predator:
One in the net EW ... Paul/Tom next
Then, his next move, often seen in football games, hit first when he thinks no one is looking, and if someone strikes back (another one in his net?), feign surprise and innocence, arms waving in the air and hope for the attention of the referee:
Ey rob ..i hope u reading this freak.
A great deal of this confusion might easily be avoided with clear sentence construction. So one might wonder, is it intentional? Even a cry for help? It's one conclusion given the history of his posts.
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