Poll: Does anybody else like messing with trolls?

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Viral_Lola

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Well the thing is that he was still is posting comments on my blog. He just hasn't sent me a reply to my email.
 

T8B95

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Viral_Lola said:
Well, the person said that my blog was gibberish and boring. He wished that he could have something hit him on the head to forget and that if he wished he could kills the whimsy that is me. Let's just say I had fun with it. I replied,

"Dear Sir,

From what I gathered from your long message is that you are angry and upset, and quite possibly have a learning disability. I just want to say that my heart sincerely goes out to you. First and for most, I want to tell you that your message has no structure and if you want to get your point across you might want to address that issue. The more structured the message, the clearer the message will be.

If you don't mind, I would like to help you be a better troll. What I would do if I were you would start off by making an outline. It doesn't have to be too detailed but start off with your main topic. I gather you want to kill me. What a wonderful and board topic!

Now, the first paragraph should be why. Once you have listed the why, list supporting arguments. Remember to refrain from using fallacies and begging the question. You want the supporting argument as tight as your mom's asshole.

Next what I would list is the how. Now, I from what I read, the how is very impersonal. I simply do not feel that you truly want to kill me. How you can make it more personal is to use my personal fears. As a very neurotic person, I have quite a few. Why don't you try playing off my fear of drowning or being burned alive? I am also afraid of chainsaws, trains, clowns, eighteen wheelers, mannequins, elevators, chimpanzees, and mimes.

I hope that this email will help you out and you will write me back soon. I look forward to it.

Sincerely, Sunny."
That is probably the best troll response I've seen in a long time. Well played.

Just remember children; if you see a troll in the wild, don't try feeding it. They have been known to attack occasional passerby.

Necator15 said:
Trolls seem to get off on any attention they get. So I typically swear at my monitor then proceed to ignore them.

So I don't really mess with them.
I wonder if they also get off on the uncomfortable fact that complete strangers are fantasizing about their brutal and bloody deaths as they type.
 

Some Fella1

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Viral_Lola said:
This delayed response was brought to you through hysterical fits of gasping laughter.
I need to take a break from trolling to get my creative juices flowing again, it seems. That, or I need to find better trolls.. Less, big green hairy trolls who squat in a forest eating moose... (meese?)
 

Akytalusia

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pretty much don't feed trolls. as soon as i recognize them, i just stop talking to them usually. though if i'm feeling in social mood and noone else is around, i'll have a civil conversation with them.

HerbertTheHamster said:
i also love to never use capital letters, because it pisses people off.
also this. i also don't usually bother with capital letters. just too much of an unneccissary bother, really.
 

Harlemura

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I would, but I'm kinda dumb, so it usually just backfires and it ends up looking like I wasn't trying to mess with them at all and everyone just ends up confused.
But hey, stops the troll.
 

Viral_Lola

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Some Fella1 said:
Viral_Lola said:
This delayed response was brought to you through hysterical fits of gasping laughter.
I need to take a break from trolling to get my creative juices flowing again, it seems. That, or I need to find better trolls.. Less, big green hairy trolls who squat in a forest eating moose... (meese?)
The plural form of moose is moose oddly enough... and why hysterical fits of gasping laughter?
 

Some Fella1

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Viral_Lola said:
Some Fella1 said:
Viral_Lola said:
This delayed response was brought to you through hysterical fits of gasping laughter.
I need to take a break from trolling to get my creative juices flowing again, it seems. That, or I need to find better trolls.. Less, big green hairy trolls who squat in a forest eating moose... (meese?)
The plural form of moose is moose oddly enough... and why hysterical fits of gasping laughter?
Would you have preferred a marching band of cauliflower accompanied by frill-necked lizards preforming hand-stands while balancing waltzing dung beetles? That sounds much more exciting than hysterical fits of gasping laughter, but much slower, I suspect. Something to do with aerodynamics or something.
(funny, like fish is fish. I wouldn't really know, I've never seen nor talked about a group of moose... no, I'm not searching for what to call a group of moose.)
 

Viral_Lola

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Some Fella1 said:
Viral_Lola said:
Some Fella1 said:
Viral_Lola said:
This delayed response was brought to you through hysterical fits of gasping laughter.
I need to take a break from trolling to get my creative juices flowing again, it seems. That, or I need to find better trolls.. Less, big green hairy trolls who squat in a forest eating moose... (meese?)
The plural form of moose is moose oddly enough... and why hysterical fits of gasping laughter?
Would you have preferred a marching band of cauliflower accompanied by frill-necked lizards preforming hand-stands while balancing waltzing dung beetles? That sounds much more exciting than hysterical fits of gasping laughter, but much slower, I suspect. Something to do with aerodynamics or something.
(funny, like fish is fish. I wouldn't really know, I've never seen nor talked about a group of moose... no, I'm not searching for what to call a group of moose.)
God lord man! That is one talented marching band!
 

FalloutJack

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So, funny story. Back in high school, I'd have these comments and retorts that flew right over the heads of the dumbasses I was talking to for giving me a hard time. They didn't get it, but the staff could barely contain themselves. I am a snarky badass. To that end, being a troll has always been practically synonymous with being an idiot, and I do trounce idiots. The kinds of people who go out of their way to bother me are two things: Dead or owned.

The thing to remember is that there are alot of things that people don't like that they try to stop and they do it the wrong way. They forget the law of diminishing returns. When a troll's actions backfire and make them look like the twat they are, they know who's getting pointed and laughed at. It's them. The more you hold firm in your retorts, the more frustrated they get when you aren't giving them the reaction they want. And trust me, they want a particular type of reaction: Hot and bothered. When you are not, they are not satisfied.

It's a proven fact that when they get diminishing returns, they are more and more bothered themselves, will snap, and then the modship pounds them into the ground. Yes, I have a science on it. Science, I say! In fact, one of the last times I commented on a thread like this, one guy decided to play a little cat and mouse with me, trying to piss me off and intigate. Problem: I was the cat. So, he ran around and chattered and squeaked...and I just waited for something he said to get him in dutch for being a jerk. It did, though it was another thread that he lost his temper. When the mods have your back, you know you're the bigger man.

When a troll backfires, he probably explodes. So, in other words, trolls taste like cajun chili. Yum yum.
 

Saelune

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I got in trouble just for pointing out a troll. So no.
But I hate trolls. More so because they will never see how pathetic they are.
 

burningdragoon

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Viral_Lola said:
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I like the idea in theory, but since the attention is what they want I tend to just not. That being said, that response is awesome. It's making fun but also actually inviting more responses, meaning if he does, that means you win as well. As long as you get amusement out of it, it works in your favor.
 

Mrsoupcup

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Doesn't "messing" with troll defeat the whole "they're just fishing for a response" thing?

Like giving in any way is just giving them what they want?
 

starwarsgeek

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I was playing World of Warcraft one day. The Cataclysm patch had just gone live and I wanted to see the new undead story. There was someone trolling Tirisfal Glades general chat, and he was really getting on everyone's nerves. Not wanting the troll to win, I stepped in, but I didn't actually reply to him: I just corrected his spelling and grammar for the next hour while I quested. It was one of the best times I ever had in that game. Anti-trolling--always a blast!

Edit: Just read that response you posted. That was hilarious!
 

Farseer Lolotea

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I've been known to go out of my way to drive horribly incompetent ones into a frenzy. But only if they're particularly pathetic.
 

Streetfighter

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To attempt to troll a troll is to court disaster. Or at least the possibility of being triple-trolled. And that's a lot of trolling
 

GeneralFungi

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Sometimes, I feed a troll just enough to make them think that I'm a target, then watch in amusement as they post paragraph by paragraph as they attempt to get on my nerves. It's great material for taking notes on how not to troll.
 

magnuslion

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when you reacted, you gave the troll what he wanted. so you really did not win anything. he likely deleted your message without even looking at it.