An unbiased look at Thompson's job.

[Lurker64]

Defending people from mean-spirited attacks by you and the gang is not "whacky", but guess that's a matter of perception.

Will someone please protect me from mean spirited attacks by Kool and the Gang? They want to take me higher but I just don't want to get down on it.

[Harlan Huckleby]

well, at least I don't feel so alone. Shadow seems to think I am part of a mob, the thought police. I wonder exactly what thoughts we are policing. Hope its anti-Ted, that's more fun.

[Deputy Nutz]

Teen pregnancy for starters,

and trash can lids, mine are always missing so if you all could get on that it would be nice.

[Deputy Nutz]

Thompson is good but he is also bad at the same time.

[Harlan Huckleby]

I would say Thompson is God-like. He can be mercifully, yet swift and terrible. He made Wisconsin. But then Illinois. It's a mixed record.

[RashanGary]

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[Deputy Nutz]

this thread is getting the

that meant axed, like "Go axe yo mudder fo sum grub."


Madtown needs to end the insanity end it now!!!!

Harlan farts like a gopher.

ok now end it!

[falco]

I've become increasingly fond of the way this place is run and the people here. I just think sometimes a person or group of people think they are doing favors by dealing wtih things secretly and along the way they hurt everyone involved instead of just airing everything out. I personally want to know when a long standing poster gets out of line and does crazy shit becuase I don't want to have to watch that poster get beat up and wonder why.

Now that we are on this topic, I would vote for a public airing of misdemeanor and felony offenses like the court listings in the paper. We're a community here, it serves no good to hide the general public from what is going on. If it's in interest of the forums security, it's OK but if it's a situation where a small group want to hide and deal with problems on their own, I think it just gets ugly. Open, honest communication is the best policy IMHO. Some forums get away with hiding and dealing with things quietly but they ban people all of the time and they enforce rules like Stalinists. It works if you are willing to join that type of forum. Here, everything is free except for the court system. Something just seems tense about how things are handled, and that is not to say everyone isn't doing their very best. I don't have the answer but like I said, opening things up a bit seems like it would allow everyone to understand why the mobs are building and maybe prevent distaste.

dude, you get weirder every single day. its a like a train wreck; horrifying to watch, but somehow you just can't look away...

[Harlan Huckleby]

nah, JH makes sense.

but Mad does things differently than you propose, and he's the warden in this asylum.

Things are relatively civil, I don't see any troublemakers. SC & I were discussing old news.

[Deputy Nutz]

I even pissed in the punch bowl!!!!

Any tell me what movie that is from, or at least what movie I am thinking of?

Ted Thompson knows the flow of the game and that is why he is legit.

[Harlan Huckleby]

I even pissed in the punch bowl!!!!

Any tell me what movie that is from, or at least what movie I am thinking of?

Ted Thompson knows the flow of the game and that is why he is legit.

dude, you get weirder every single day. its a like a train wreck; horrifying to watch, but somehow you just can't look away...

[Freak Out]

I've become increasingly fond of the way this place is run and the people here. I just think sometimes a person or group of people think they are doing favors by dealing wtih things secretly and along the way they hurt everyone involved instead of just airing everything out. I personally want to know when a long standing poster gets out of line and does crazy shit becuase I don't want to have to watch that poster get beat up and wonder why.

Now that we are on this topic, I would vote for a public airing of misdemeanor and felony offenses like the court listings in the paper. We're a community here, it serves no good to hide the general public from what is going on. If it's in interest of the forums security, it's OK but if it's a situation where a small group want to hide and deal with problems on their own, I think it just gets ugly. Open, honest communication is the best policy IMHO. Some forums get away with hiding and dealing with things quietly but they ban people all of the time and they enforce rules like Stalinists. It works if you are willing to join that type of forum. Here, everything is free except for the court system. Something just seems tense about how things are handled, and that is not to say everyone isn't doing their very best. I don't have the answer but like I said, opening things up a bit seems like it would allow everyone to understand why the mobs are building and maybe prevent distaste.

When 10 people know something and 50 don't and tehn those 10 people proceed to beat up on one person it looks awfully strange to see that one person beat up to the other 50. I would never want to be one of the 10, I would feel uncomfortable knowing things that aren't disclosed ot everyone but I would love for eveyrone to be more open and honest as a whole.

You need to lighten up a little...well a lot.

[Harlan Huckleby]

You need to lighten up a little...well a lot.

I suggest dancing lessons.

[falco]

You need to lighten up a little...well a lot.

I suggest dancing lessons.

Lombardi held the first ever of his notoriously intense training camps to gear up for the 1959 season. "Dancing is a contact sport," he told his Packers, "Football is a hitting sport." He expected obedience, dedication and 110 percent effort from each man, but he also made a promise to them - If they obeyed his rules and used his method, they would be a championship team. - http://www.vincelombardi.com/about/bio2.htm

[Rastak]

You need to lighten up a little...well a lot.

I suggest dancing lessons.

This is one of those times when I read a thread and get extremely confused. Fortunately it doesn't happen all the time. Does anyone know what prompted this latest turn? What is this new public reporting system?