See! I’m being given plenty of rope! 
new poster up2eleven (see: anti-wokeism thread) absolutely reeks of trock.
I get a feeling that this is a variation of, “Let me tell you about my girlfriend who lives in another country and has bad internet so you can’t talk to her.” Except instead of a girlfriend, they are “woke” warriors who embody the stereotypes that the right assumed woke people have.
Plot twist: Paul was in Saudi is cooking the books in his mass killing thread by going on killing rampages.
Seriously, what’s the purpose of his thread?
I have an idea, but I can’t even say it here (it’s that level of insulting). I have the thread on mute, personally. Is anyone else actually posting in it, or is it just him?
I’ve only seen him posting
I wish someone would help him start a blog, Creed Thoughts style.
Just FYI, NBC was hosting Creed Thoughts on their web site, the Wayback Machine has it:
http://web.archive.org/web/20080927130429/http://blog.nbc.com/CreedThoughts
Everything’s coming up Creed!
Damnit, I just figured it out and you’re right it’s not good. I do see other people post.
Two for Sicks_ate today. (Closed threads, that is. I mainly mentioned it so that I could write the first sentence.)
I feel so bad for @Banquet_Bear, seeing them get strung along by a concern troll like that.
…we do not appreciate…
I found it interesting that someone 3 days old talks about people finally not seeing them as an enemy.
I mean, none of us have ever encountered you before, at least under that username.
Yes.
As the French say … “Quelle tosseur”.
I don’t get it, really. Sicks_ate never seemed particularly aggressive or ill-tempered before. Going full-on Karen feels atypical. Brain tumor? Rabies? Imposter?
Just weird. I hope they turn it around and return to the land of the reasonable.
I think they simply were having a bad day and lashed out.
Some people take anyone questioning their parenting really personally.
Personally, I think in that thread, they were both at fault. ESH, as the AITA Redditors say.
Isn’t it a fairly standard idiom that “I don’t know that this is [a good idea]” is a polite form of “I know that this isn’t [a good idea].”
In IMHO, sure. In FQ, I’d take it the poster was actually asking, and genuinely didn’t know.
I don’t know that I would.