W_T_M wrote: Joanimaroni wrote: W_T_M wrote: Joanimaroni wrote:I'm gaming the system? You have given out more negative votes in 12 days (194) than I have given out since the reputation system started........So much for your erroneous revelation. Now go away and find something else to whine about.
Reputation : 79
Positive votes received : 373
Negative votes received : 306
Thanks received : 4
Positive votes given : 261
Negative votes given :
160 Thanks given : 3
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Just how obsessed does someone have to be to track another posters pos/neg quotient over a matter of days...?
You are the sickest stalker bitch on this forum, and that says a lot.
BTW....
you absolutely lied when you accused me of being the only one on this forum who complains about the ratings. Your delusional sycophant was complaining when I answered her post. And we're not alone. Quite a list of folk have complained about it and how it is manipulated, especially by your little suck buddy. It's odd that his actions don't bother you. Are you tracking him, or do you only stalk me these days.
I hate the fucking ground you walk on and pray to God every night that you will assume room temp and never bother me again you POS bitch.
As for my negs, they started climbing again the very moment I responded to your personal attack yesterday. Why is that...?
I said, "You seem to be the only man that
constantly whines about the system" Got it!
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You need to look up the definition of
constantly you stalking bitch.
Here you go you buffoon.....
con·stant (knstnt)
adj.
1. Continually occurring; persistent.
As an adverb.....
constantly
1.
many times <a crackpot who constantly wrote angry letters to the local newspaper>
Synonyms again and again, constantly, continually, frequently, hourly, much, oft, oftentimes (or ofttimes), over and over, repeatedly
Related Words always, consistently, continuously, night and day, perpetually, unceasingly, uninterruptedly; afresh, again, anew; commonly, habitually, ordinarily, regularly, routinely; intermittently, periodically, recurrently; generally, usually