Email exchange with customer service made me cry!

uktim29

kellitots wrote: »

Good for you!!

All that's left for you to do is grow up.

Some double standards there with your last few posts!

dangeroussports

There seem to be alot of very sad people on here telling other posters to 'get out more'.

The irony of it all!

If you are sitting at home, on the web, sending a post and telling someone else who is sitting at home on the web 'to get out more' is a bit silly.

Take Maryboy for instance. He loves his computer and he loves being at home, or ceebeeby (who is Maryboys) boyfriend. They love computers and hiding from the sun.

I know, I saw it.

dangeroussports

kellitots wrote: »

Yeah, I think so too. The particular type of person who has a lot of growing up to do.

And really needs to get out more

Hello Smellitots, kellispots:rotfl:

What REALLY as in REALLY or as in really. I dunno do you mean Really? Really? :rotfl:


Heheheh Im laughing at you....can you hear me?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

marleyboy

kellitots

Internet Troll Personality Disorder: Treatment.

Most trolls believe, honestly, that they are in fact funny, anyone who does not agree with them is obviously either overly sensitive, has no life, no sense of humour, or is a combination of two or all of these.

Researchers have experimented with everything from shock therapy to furry !!!!!! to castration to treat Internet troll personality disorder with no success. The psychodynamics of this personality disorder indicated that constant a$$whooping may be the best treatment. Getting the research sample group out of their respective mothers' basements was difficult, and removing the hamburger and french fries from their hands and mouths was nearly impossible, but a little sunshine and exercise did these creatures good. After being taught the essentials of hygiene and manners, the trolls were ready for the treatment: women who really like to have sex. Within one week, the severity of the disorder was diminished for every patient, and within three months the patients were all symptom free.

uktim29

kellitots wrote: »

Internet Troll Personality Disorder: Treatment.

Most trolls believe, honestly, that they are in fact funny, anyone who does not agree with them is obviously either overly sensitive, has no life, no sense of humour, or is a combination of two or all of these.

What you seem to be doing!

kellitots wrote: »

Yeah, I think so too. The particular type of person who has a lot of growing up to do.

And really needs to get out more

dangeroussports

kellitots wrote: »

Internet Troll Personality Disorder: Treatment.

das phat blud, phat

marleyboy

uktim29

Actually I recon you're in the lead Marleyboy.

marleyboy