Notice to newcomers re trolls.

fermi

pania wrote: »

loving the bumps!!! sorry by mods i meant mse archna etc etc!!! are they not mods? have you seen the other mr men versions fermi? the party the otehr week made me laugh!

They are Admins aren't they. Sorry.

I saw some of the other Mr Men, yes.

These two are more appropriate when we are talking about forum Trolls though. :rotfl:

Numpty_Monkey

An early morning bump

SarahNeedle1872

A School run Bump!

rog2

fermi wrote: »

I see you have been looking at the Oxford Dictionary definition of 'Trolls' again, fermi.;)

jillie1974

what a fab post pania!!!!

GeorgeUK

A can't be bothered typing it

bubbles0169

im just bumping this as ive come across a newbie x

pania

thanks bubbles!!! c'mon guys make us a sticky i'm meant to be working here donchano!!!!

bubbles0169

unixgirluk wrote: »

Has anyone else heard this from their darling teenager?

I had a chat with the youngest who tells me the latest 'craze' is to deliberatey pick on people they either do know and don't like or don't know and don't care about on random forums. Even though their school has 'blocked' bebo, facebook, etc etc they have found a way round it so the little darlings can peruse the net causing grief on forums thinking its funny. (Little call to the school informing them and telling them exactly how to properly block bebo, facebook and other sites). She got a stern talking to about the whole subject, and she now realises it really isn't funny. She claims she was doing it because her friends were. She's promised not to do it again (she'll be supervised on the net and she doesn't realise I called the school). But it made me wonder, how many of our Trolls out there are really a group of teenagers having a so-called laugh?

wellits just a lesser form of that happy slapping malarky isnt it bad kids of these days need shipping off to the army
oo get me how old am i
erm 27:rotfl: :rotfl:

pania

another advocate for the return of national service here, kids would leave with a trade, a sense of respect and they'd be housed, fed and trained at their most vulnerable age when they can head down the slippery slope to crime and other naughtiness.
The amount that the government spends on tackling anti social behaviour (whether actual or perceived) ASBO's, youth crime etc would be able to fund the amounts needed for national service. I'm not talking about sending them off to war, just national service as it used to be. Unfortunately it would be deemed against human rights now but would be so beneficial to all, especially the youngsters if it was bought in.