The Inevitability of Trolling

Alex.J said:
So next time someone like Fenris tells you, "you suck" or a character moves up and down on your T.V. See it for what it is, it's a fairly harmless jest in the grand scheme of things. We should enjoy the game and try to lighten up as a whole.
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I think I'd be nonplussed (British understanding of this) if a stranger told me- You suck- .... but then it depends on my mood at the time. What I like is where someone gives advice after the game- HRD springs to mind when I played him once; as well as Haxinsheep. Yes, we should lighten up.....and enjoy the game. But frankly.... it's a competitive sport...

Teabagging only bothers me if its between me and someone i don't know. if friends do it - i don't mind- too much.. Someone mentioned Ring Outs- I don't see the point in apologising for them if that person chose the stage and I ring them out.... They know its a ring out stage- so...if it happens- tough luck.


Just in case someone wants to quibble over my use of non-plussed-

nonplussed |nɒnˈplʌst|
adjective1 so surprised and confused that one is unsure how to react: Henry looked completely nonplussed.2 N. Amer. informal not disconcerted; unperturbed.


Good article by the way
 
MIZIEYA said:
I think I'd be nonplussed (British understanding of this) if a stranger told me- You suck- .... but then it depends on my mood at the time. What I like is where someone gives advice after the game- HRD springs to mind when I played him once; as well as Haxinsheep. Yes, we should lighten up.....and enjoy the game. But frankly.... it's a competitive sport...

Teabagging only bothers me if its between me and someone i don't know. if friends do it - i don't mind- too much.. Someone mentioned Ring Outs- I don't see the point in apologising for them if that person chose the stage and I ring them out.... They know its a ring out stage- so...if it happens- tough luck.


Just in case someone wants to quibble over my use of non-plussed-

nonplussed |nɒnˈplʌst|
adjective1 so surprised and confused that one is unsure how to react: Henry looked completely nonplussed.2 N. Amer. informal not disconcerted; unperturbed.


Good article by the way
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Or you know...you could have just used one of the other 30 words that mean the same thing as nonplussed.
 
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