anyone else do this ?

RDM_83 again · 06-01-2015 5:30am

ardle1 wrote: »

I don't do this for fear they may think I am actually interested in them, and then they may send me a friends request and it would become all awkward and stuff....

What does friends actually do on Boards, I've two, one an actual friend of mine that I never post in the same forums as and the other a poster that doesn't seem to post anymore and I never even exchanged a message with

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 06-01-2015 5:33am

If I think someone might be trolling I have a looksee to see if what their posting is consistant with their previous opinions before engaging or reporting the post. Can be very helpful sometimes.

beks101 · 06-01-2015 6:49am

I get curious about the 'Recent Visitors' lads on my page and have an aul stalk through if I'm at a loose end.

Or if someone shoots me a PM, they become interesting to me. Or if someone says something exceedingly funny or insightful, I'll think "I like this guy/gal, I want to see more..."

Would need to be a lazy Sunday or something though.

AnimalChin · 06-01-2015 7:17am

No, but if I see they've been banned I sometimes look at their last few posts to see why.

Then I might have a gander in the prison forum to see if they've launched what's often a funny defence.

harry Bailey esq · 06-01-2015 7:34am

somefeen wrote: »

I went through the list of threads that I had started and realised I came across as a complete weirdo. Then I started a thread about signs that people are weirdos.

I seen that thread,basically people that don't drink tea or coffee should be hauled off by the men in white coats right?

osarusan · 06-01-2015 7:39am

I will do it (and have done it) if I remember that poster had said something very very different which contradicts their current opinion in another thread.

In other words, if I think there is evidence that they are in fact talking bullsh!t.