Might I suggest freezing this guy out?
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July 12th, 2008
If we read his horrible questions and even answer them, he’ll have his horrible kind of fun and keep coming back.
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I agree susan. I always ignore him, be it the chat room or fluther. Talking to him will only further encourage his stupidity. Whenever he is ignored, he tends to lose interest and go away. I just wish everyone else would follow this policy. We must have a united front for it to work ;)
He has just as much fun when he’s flagged. He’s seeking attention in an inappropriate manner. Unfortunately, we give him what he wants either way. We shouldn’t even discuss him. Here I stop!
Who are we talking about..?
@susan, this is a brilliant idea, I’m in.
Our ersatz Borat of the conversatione or converzatione publik. Agreed that mum’s the word.
I am so hurt. I thought you loved me.
<shuffles out, sad sack>
this question is about zack for those who don’t know
Block of ice here,
despite the CA heat and fires
maybe we should just code them as za’s, or is that even too much attn.?
Who the Hell is Zack? Never noticed any (more then usual) senseless retorts. Been working a lot and not on Fluther much for weeks, maybe thats it.
oh, I thought it was about that pathfinder! Oops. So yeah we should have a code word
If you look at the pathfinder questions you’ll see that someone tentatively identified this horror show as
the same person who’s been here many times in many guises, often with the name
zack or something close to it. It appears that that if we either answer him or flag him, he gets all happy, and if we really want him gone, we might choose not to do those things.
I don t mess with you.If you are talking about me.I understand you are much wised than me or elder than me.I see the point.Why?It could be triky as well.
Until I hear confirmation of IPs from a mod or admin, I’m not convinced they’re the same person.
Perhaps that zack is english and has got a diffrend liryc as well.
Cuando the others, they dilnt professional triangulate. Misters all, they say pebble for youn.
wised I can interpret. But triky? Something with three wheels? And liryc sounds Gaelic.
I’ve had some experience with ESL and what doesn’t ring true is the level of consistency. That happens when one is trying to simulate it. I showed it to a friend of mine that is considered one of the state experts in the field and she agrees with me.
triky, perhaps triple crikey? See I can make up words as well.
Interesting also that someone with a limited knowledge of the language picks up so well on the term “freezing out” as slang and feels compelled to point the finger at himself in order to deflect. Proof that one is more fluent in the language that one lets up to be. Reaction here will only emphasize that more and prove the point at hand, won’t it?
Oops feeding the dragon again. Chill, seesul, chill.
You see.This is intrustung question.I mean like some one could be weak.My translator wars diffrently becouse english language.I mean when you want a write something the point of a phrase is write on the end of it.This is gap of my.Cofused could be any of us.Ewry body has oun way of explaination.Here is also that if you ansver to question form oun wisdom someone won t like that.This colective search the ansveres right.This is my point.That word;triky;;I meant that after some time of ansvering you can created litle character of that persone like.
Maybe your translator was written by the same people who made this?
so, pathfinder, what is your native language?
LIke I said, with experience with ESL, translator smay not know every word, but they don’t blatantly mispell. Not even a good try. Also your comprehension is way what is being written and you are assuming we are writing about you. Guilt by association, maybe? Busted. Bye.
I too have had experience with ESL and have to compliment pathfinder on his creativity (take the energy and write a screen play, perhaps)and seesul for her powers of observation.
edit: translators may
way beyond
Seesul was pre-nap at the time of writing
yep he’s gotta be a phony, because it’s so weird that a few of his sentences are perfectly fine and then they don’t make sense, like in patterns.
Maybe he needs to go to the school that Sasha Baron-Cohen attended. (Christ College, Cambridge University: “he wrote his thesis on Jewish involvement in the American Civil Rights movement.” Wikipedia)
TheHaight-I am not a phony at all.Yust the writeing makes me problems.
For me too, the reading it make-a me go claaaaazy
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