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john the angry man ( 10/08/2004, 08:11:52 )OK, I don't know what I was thinking with the "I solemly swear..." bit of my original post, so stuff that. The main point I was trying to get across was, if you want darB to leave then ignore him. Personally I don't mind him as I don't find him offensive and to be honest, I find him funny sometimes.I changed my mind again, because of this that someone said to me on another forum:"I never thought I'd say this, but try to see it from the troll's point of view. This ere thread was started by a friend who thought it would be funny to annoy a bunch of Lord of the Rings nerds. And, to be fair, it surpassed his wildest dreams. It's dead funny, and achieved exactly what he set out to do. We thought at the time that it was far too obvious, and that everyone would just ignore it. While most trolls probably are the knuckle-dragging scuumbags that we imagine them to be, there's a few otherwise normal, rational human beings who are doing it for a laugh."If darB is just annoying everyone for a laugh then he's not that bad, in my opinion.So, there's no more "petition" (for lack of a better word) because I'll reply to him when I want. But if you want him gone, ignore him.
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