Trolls also have a bad habit of having to get in the last word....^^^^^^^^

 

Just play nice and everyone will like you. Come to the mees and say hi with a big smile on the face

 

when our old "ghost ride'in t3h whip" russian Alex owned the i-club, things were different. He had some personal issues to tend to back home and sold i-club to people that would "make it better".
Now its more like nasioc in the sense that moderators are required to administer infractions to those that don't adhear to the rules and AUP.

Really all that is required now is be polite to others, and don't post your two cents if it doesn't add benefit to the thread. if you feel the need to post random BS, head on over to our very own OT section. Not as big as Nasioc's of course.

 

How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?

 

^^ Wise O'l owl said 3 but, it's taking more than that.

 

ibtl.

 

this thread deserves a....

 

Does the word "mesh" ever sound trippy to you? I mean if you say it to yourself about 37 times any word will I guess but still. Mesh. Mesh. I dunno. It's just weird.

Mesh.

 

i agree with you, but i wouldn't say it was entirely "going off topic".

 

I had to choose something in the options. there is no field for troll except as a BAN

 

doing a fine job rescuer. I take it you work for I-club

 

That would explain the little pink moderator thingy under his name......

 

trolling is when you play beer bong, but don't make any shots for your team.

 

Trolling is when you wink at the guy standing at the urinal next to you.

 

trolling: method of fishing in which a lure or a bait is pulled behind a boat at varying speeds and depths according to the nature, habitat, and size of the fish being sought. Trolling is practiced in both freshwater and salt water and with all kinds of craft; power boats that carry varied tackle and big-game gear are usually used at sea but may also be used on inland waters, where legal. Trolling permits the fisherman to cover a wide area, making it the method of choice among sport anglers in pursuit of such highly mobile species as walleye and muskellunge (muskie) in large freshwater lakes and rivers. Trolling for sport is usually done at relatively low speeds using strong rods equipped with stout lines and heavy reels. The fisherman sits facing the stern, sometimes in a specially equipped fighting chair. Troll lines are also used by trawler fishermen for commercial catches, principally salmon and tuna.