My 30,000th Post at Packerrats ...Thanks Packer Fans - woodbuck27

[woodbuck27]

Me too. I remember arguing with someone named Skinny that Andrew Bogut would have a better career than Marvin Williams. Turns out they are about a push.

" I remember arguing with someone named Skinny ..." Zool

Skinny still disagrees. Skinny says:

[woodbuck27]

I just had a flash back to the Christian Encourager days.

Madtown was the driving force behind the exodus out of that rightous shithole. I was just the Karbuncle in that deal, going along with Festus's plan.



Anyway, the owner of CE was some guy from the northwoods, forget his name. But he got the notion that I was the guy leading a revolution against his church of packers & redemption. The wiley, swarthy Madtown was happy to encourage this theory. That holy roller reamed me out like I was satan, disloyal to him and to Jesus Hisself. So I got banned from CE for my treachery.

[woodbuck27]

I came over from JSO forums although I did not vegin posting here regularly until the PackerAddict site went belly up.

OK Packerrats 'the Addiction is out' ... so here I come !

[woodbuck27]

huh, I find your posts to be pretty meaty

[woodbuck27]

I was there too and recall defending Woody and myself getting doxed (if that's what you call it). I feel old

doxed

Past tense of the word dox - verb in formal

Definition:

search for and publish private or identifying information about (a particular individual) on the Internet, typically with malicious intent.

"hackers and online vigilantes routinely dox both public and private figures"

[woodbuck27]

What exactly is meant by 'doxing'?

I had to go to my 8th Dictionary to discover something that I felt was a reasonable definition smuggler

doxed

Past tense of the word dox - verb in formal

Definition:

search for and publish private or identifying information about (a particular individual) on the Internet, typically with malicious intent.

Used in a sentence : "hackers and online vigilantes routinely dox both public and private figures"

[texaspackerbacker]

It seems like maybe most of you guys are talking about the second incarnation of JSOnline - when it came back with a different format, etc. It's kinda hazy, but I recall posting in that, but not much - I was in a couple of other forums at the time, as I recall.

What I have a more vivid memory of is the old old JSOnline, still call "Journal Sentinel Forums" or some such thing. I remember there was a lot of baseball posting in that forum. I also remember some guy starting a thread called FYI - just a harmless little thing about some Detroit Lions player, as I recall, and that thread escalated to literally hundreds of pages of great fun - political posting, etc. I also recall, they had some kind of hacking or something that caused the forum to shut down for days at a time, and I think eventually ended it. I loved that forum - the newer JSOnline, not so much.

[mraynrand]

I don't celebrate until 31,642.

You keep going like this, and you'll be there in no time.

[pbmax]

It seems like maybe most of you guys are talking about the second incarnation of JSOnline - when it came back with a different format, etc. It's kinda hazy, but I recall posting in that, but not much - I was in a couple of other forums at the time, as I recall.

What I have a more vivid memory of is the old old JSOnline, still call "Journal Sentinel Forums" or some such thing. I remember there was a lot of baseball posting in that forum. I also remember some guy starting a thread called FYI - just a harmless little thing about some Detroit Lions player, as I recall, and that thread escalated to literally hundreds of pages of great fun - political posting, etc. I also recall, they had some kind of hacking or something that caused the forum to shut down for days at a time, and I think eventually ended it. I loved that forum - the newer JSOnline, not so much.

JS Forums was the one I remember. Then there were administrative problems and the doxing (trying to identify an actual person posting on an internet forum) and the first big wave left when very little was done in response.

Then they separated it into the Bubbler or something like that I think. Never went back to that.

Eventually I ran into Bretsky at the old forum and he gave me the heads up about this place.

I do remember Zool and Fosco at the old forum. And I think KYPack as someone else mentioned. I might have discussed this place with KYP. Amazing how foggy my memory is on this stuff.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

It seems like maybe most of you guys are talking about the second incarnation of JSOnline - when it came back with a different format, etc. It's kinda hazy, but I recall posting in that, but not much - I was in a couple of other forums at the time, as I recall.

What I have a more vivid memory of is the old old JSOnline, still call "Journal Sentinel Forums" or some such thing. I remember there was a lot of baseball posting in that forum. I also remember some guy starting a thread called FYI - just a harmless little thing about some Detroit Lions player, as I recall, and that thread escalated to literally hundreds of pages of great fun - political posting, etc. I also recall, they had some kind of hacking or something that caused the forum to shut down for days at a time, and I think eventually ended it. I loved that forum - the newer JSOnline, not so much.

Pretty sure Woody, Nutz, Pb, et al. are referencing the old old JSO. I, too, loved the old JSO. The new JSO was called SportsBubblers, and many of regulars here were cozily over here when SportsBubblers launched.

I was exiled from here, so I posted exclusively at SportsBubblers. Seemed like the Kentucky, Pugger and Campbell (as Trey Wingnut, after he was exiled from here) were the only Rats who posted regularly at SB. I enjoyed SB. Some good posters in ptisme, dsilby, wcheezers, Reg Dunlap, CheeseCityFan (SB's version of pbmax), even Lamboo (dude agreed with you on everything fyi-wise), and a slew of other awesome posters whom I cannot recall.

Sad that SB is history.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Btw, was just looking at this site's member list. Ptisme, dsilby, Reg Dunlap and CheeseCityFan are registered here. What's up, dawgs!

Oh, I wish Mazzin, Michele and Ziggy would start posting again.

[texaspackerbacker]

Tank/APB, do you (or anybody else for that matter) remember when FYI began - as just one long thread in the JSOnline forum? I don't actually remember you back then. I know Harlan was around then and TH87, who I went round and round with in political discussions. Beyond that, I can't recall any of the current posters who go back that far. When that first one folded, I took a year or two off, as I recall. I then got kinda half-heartedly into the second JSOnline until I was recruited away by a guy named Kevin. I can't recall the name of his forum, but posted there until I got fed up with it and they with me hahahahaha. JoeMailman posted there too, and he put me on to this place.

I do remember a lot of you guys at that later JSOnline. I don't think I ever posted in SportsBubblers.

Seems like there hasn't been much posting today.

[woodbuck27]

Btw, was just looking at this site's member list. Ptisme, dsilby, Reg Dunlap and CheeseCityFan are registered here. What's up, dawgs!

Oh, I wish Mazzin, Michele and Ziggy would start posting again.

Repped.

The trading of Brett Favre to the New York Jets had a lot of unfortunate repercussive effects here at Packerrats, as the Favre 'Loyal' had to try to deal with the 'Favre Haters'.

It's questionable which side - The Favre Loyal OR the Favre Haters; suffered the most losses. In TRUTH Packerrats ultimately LOST. To this day I felt that was 'just sad'.

I personally realized the brutality of it all.I fiercely defended my right to be the PRO Sports Fan. I rallied around 'the Democratic Right of Free Choice'.

What in 'H' was all the BS commotion? As I look back on all that pain, it's likely culturally influenced. It made zero or no logical sense to me. After all, we're as 'a primary focus' all Green Bay Packer Fans It was time to simply face reality.

In another reality just how many times would the Green Bay Packers have to deal with Brett Favre! Wasn't it on those times, simply 'get your Big Boy Pants 'on?

Coming from a different Culture, a Country where 'Pro Hockey is the RAVE'; we're used to Pro Sports teams trading star (any player). We're aware that trade often will come back to haunt the PRO's original Team when he returns to what was once HOME. As Canucks and Pro Sports Fans, we're well aware, that's exactly what's on that Pro's mind on his new teams next visit to his former home.

A 'Pro's Pride' is not measurable or predictable. In the case of 'the Guy' the Packers traded or Brett Favre. You certainly as a Packer Fan had to know that might very predictably come back to haunt the Green Bay Packers. This is afterall, 'The Toughest MAN' in all of Pro Sports History. Too many Analysts will inform you, if you doubt that or are somehow deluded in thinking otherwise, that your seriously wrong.

Any PRO and certainly 'that Guy' is going to 'do 'all he can to rub it in your face'. A 'Pro's Pride' is not measurable or predictable.

Focusing on this matter.The Guy and Packerrats and Packer Nation is BRETT FAVRE. He's returning and you had to know it was in all likelihood going to be 'Bad Ass' on the Green Bay Packers and any return Matchup.

As a Green Bay Packer Fan I simply accepted it all as it was Aaron Rodgers turn and certain time and at the same time enjoyed 'the Brett Favre Show'. The Small 's' show here at Packerrats was a sad and unfortunate mess that had to give our Owner over the TOP too many unnecessary headaches..

Brett Favre and 'laying on the lumber', was nothing out of the ordinary in my long experience as a Pro Sports Fan. That should be expected and observing 'a proper Pro attitude'.

It all falls under the category 'shit happens' in Pro Sports. That works on both sides of the Pro Sport Business Equasion.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Repped.

The trading of Brett Favre to the New York Jets had a lot of unfortunate repercussive effects here at Packerrats, as the Favre 'Loyal' had to try to deal with the 'Favre Haters'.

It's questionable which side - The Favre Loyal OR the Favre Haters; suffered the most losses. In TRUTH Packerrats ultimately LOST. To this day I felt that was 'just sad'.

I personally realized the brutality of it all.I fiercely defended my right to be the PRO Sports Fan. I rallied around 'the Democratic Right of Free Choice'.

What in 'H' was all the BS commotion? As I look back on all that pain, it's likely culturally influenced. It made zero or no logical sense to me. After all, we're as 'a primary focus' all Green Bay Packer Fans It was time to simply face reality.

In another reality just how many times would the Green Bay Packers have to deal with Brett Favre! Wasn't it on those times, simply 'get your Big Boy Pants 'on?

Coming from a different Culture, a Country where 'Pro Hockey is the RAVE'; we're used to Pro Sports teams trading star (any player). We're aware that trade often will come back to haunt the PRO's original Team when he returns to what was once HOME. As Canucks and Pro Sports Fans, we're well aware, that's exactly what's on that Pro's mind on his new teams next visit to his former home.

A 'Pro's Pride' is not measurable or predictable. In the case of 'the Guy' the Packers traded or Brett Favre. You certainly as a Packer Fan had to know that might very predictably come back to haunt the Green Bay Packers. This is afterall, 'The Toughest MAN' in all of Pro Sports History. Too many Analysts will inform you, if you doubt that or are somehow deluded in thinking otherwise, that your seriously wrong.

Any PRO and certainly 'that Guy' is going to 'do 'all he can to rub it in your face'. A 'Pro's Pride' is not measurable or predictable.

Focusing on this matter.The Guy and Packerrats and Packer Nation is BRETT FAVRE. He's returning and you had to know it was in all likelihood going to be 'Bad Ass' on the Green Bay Packers and any return Matchup.

As a Green Bay Packer Fan I simply accepted it all as it was Aaron Rodgers turn and certain time and at the same time enjoyed 'the Brett Favre Show'. The Small 's' show here at Packerrats was a sad and unfortunate mess that had to give our Owner over the TOP too many unnecessary headaches..

Brett Favre and 'laying on the lumber', was nothing out of the ordinary in my long experience as a Pro Sports Fan. That should be expected and observing 'a proper Pro attitude'.

It all falls under the category 'shit happens' in Pro Sports. That works on both sides of the Pro Sport Business Equasion.

Excellent post.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Tank/APB, do you (or anybody else for that matter) remember when FYI began - as just one long thread in the JSOnline forum? I don't actually remember you back then. I know Harlan was around then and TH87, who I went round and round with in political discussions. Beyond that, I can't recall any of the current posters who go back that far. When that first one folded, I took a year or two off, as I recall. I then got kinda half-heartedly into the second JSOnline until I was recruited away by a guy named Kevin. I can't recall the name of his forum, but posted there until I got fed up with it and they with me hahahahaha. JoeMailman posted there too, and he put me on to this place.

I do remember a lot of you guys at that later JSOnline. I don't think I ever posted in SportsBubblers.

Seems like there hasn't been much posting today.

I did not start posting at JSO til around 2004, so perhaps you're talking about an older version of JSO. But pretty sure I was around during the FYI days. A Lions fan started the FYI thread bragging about a Lion acquisition, someone mentioned global warming, and the rest was mama fuckin' history, methinks.