No wonder why soc.men posters only have one brain cell: they hope to rub each one together, to get a clue.

Classic circle jerks!

It needs to be, unless it’ll turn out like 1000001 other blogs, that turn it into a pro-Obama blog.

Too much “unity” makes it difficult to separate what is Hillary from Obama, especially when Obama-o-matics flood a blog.

Because a one knifer is a fluke. A cult is another whole ball of wax. A dirty and smelly clunk of wax at that!

A little advice — never mention newsgroups by name. The trolls will just come here to cause trouble. They’re also masters of disguises (IP spoofing included). Seen another newsgroups’ zealots come to a forum and hacked, cracked and baked it in one of these “pushes”.

Avoid the usenet as much as possible. It’s in it’s own separate non-reality for a reason.

After watching that newsgroup for years, honey, that T-Shirt amounts to their one brain cell mentality.

BTW, to get you all riled up pretty boy in a crossposting frenzy to please the ‘net gods….

FOAD

*snip* *snip*

VVVV^V

Now crawl back to your castrated hole, dear. :evilest grin:

[Gets them madder than hell, when you throw their same rhetoric back] lololol

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