Something has to be done...

[Nyall]

Rules are rules, I wholeheartedly agree. A forum is a place for conversing, and an Inter forum is a place where Inter fans from all over the world should be able to come and harmoniously post, cheer, celebrate and even weep together, however, there are times when there are disagreements, so fair rules have to be implemented. These rules are fair, we can all agree, and then we have a certain user. A user who knows the rules from the opening capital letter to the final period, so he doesn't break them. But instead, he goes around them or uses them as a wall, stands right in front of them and attacks but still remains safe.. A few years ago, he was labelled as a cancer to this forum who disrupted harmony and was exiled, but eventually he came back.. seemingly different at first, but with time returned to his old self.

At this stage, I have not even said his name, yet 99%, hell 100% of you know who I am talking about. At first I was merely going to make this a private message to Handoyo, but this is just not my issue, there are users who feel the same. He knows what he does. He provokes people to wrath, ignores them and then these people receive infractions all the while he walks off free. He even mocks the heirachy of this forum, yet nothing is done. What's even more amazing is how is insults Inter and then claims to be stating facts.

Here are the FACTS, the Mods have banned Milan and Juventus fans for less than he's done, and today we have him celebrating the goals that we concede. (This isn't a bad thing, but he knows full well the reaction that his celebration would have prompted.) And this is what concerns me. We are expected to come here and maintain the rules, but it's really hard to do so, when we have a guy who is supposedly one of us, trying so hard to anger us and get us banned.

Ignore him, you may say.. that would do what exactly? It won't change the fact that he will keep doing what he does and members will continue suffering. I am not asking you for a banning as he hasn't broken the rules per say.. I am asking for him to be warned, please. It's not fair that we are so often provoked and so harshly punished when our breaking point is finally reached.

 

[Big Willy]

I'm sure the mods will ban him soon.

 

[DIN011]

Yeah, fuck Blackmore tbh.

 

[dynasty27]

wrong thread.

 

[jmaster]

True talk bro. But I doubt anything will be done.

I only have one question: Does Azz donate so much for this forum to "survive", and that's the reason he's "untouched"?

If that's the reason, I'd agree to every of his posts. But if not, then I don't know what else to think.

 

[La Bling]

If this was a petition, I'd sign it.

 

[Suneet]

I only have one question: Does Azz donate so much for this forum to "survive", and that's the reason he's "untouched"?

I take that as an insult.

 

[Visca]

What I fail to understand is how any "fan" can cheer against the team they claim to support. I mean I know he's a pessimistic person and wanted to prove his point but that's going way too far.

Pessimism is fine, I mean it would get a little weird if everyone here was just so goddamn happy all the time, but with him it's getting to the point where he doesn't even sound like an Interista anymore. Not to mention the amount of things he incites with other members because of it.

 

[Lionheart]

Absolutely fuckin' right. Up to now I've been pissed off that not enough people have been pissed off, but I'm glad this issue is being raised.

Such a fuckin' horrible source for negativity & bullshit... Unbelievable. Something should be done about this man, this ain't right.

Feel really sorry for his friends (if he has any) & family cuz they have to deal with his piece of shit attitude.

 

[vasilios]

What a bunch of whining. He may be overly negative, but half the time he's right. If you don't like his posts, ignore him. Pretty simple.

There's plenty of members who post nothing but incoherent nonsense that I'd ignore before Azz.

 

[Azzkikr]

I know this about me so i decided to view your post Nyall.

You are thinking waaaay to much of me (and yourself) if you think i make posts to deliberately piss you, or anyone off. Havent you figured out yet that i dont care about you in any way? If you are happy, mad, sad, dead, alive, high, rich, broke, whatever. It really doesnt matter to me, your entire existence is meaningless to me, thats why i ignore listed you and never, bar this one time, comments on your posts.

And what does ignoring me do? Well first of all it would have saved you from making this ridiculous thread and probably some anger from apparently reading my posts.

There are two kinds of people on this board. Catagory 1 are people who are primarily here to talk take to fellow fans and cheer in match thread and "woo hoo inter 4 ever, serie a rules bla bla bla" and then in catagory 2 we have people who are primarily here to talk about the aspects of the game, discuss the games on a technical level and the club, transfers and players on an intelligent level.

Now for the infantile person without much knowledge of the game who belongs to catagory 1, i can understand how certain opinions from people in catagory 2 can come across as negative, despite its really just a question of a faction discussion. This is what you need to understand, we are from different worlds really, we have a different purpose here. Im not here to be a cheerleader.

Admittedly there are few posts that doesnt exactly fall into Catagory 2 either, but they shouldnt be an issue for anyone using the ignore list either.

I really dont get why people have a problem using the ignore list. It makes absolutely no sense. I ignore all the people i dont feel contribute in any way that im interested in reading, why cant you? Its pure idiocy and probably a case of actually liking the drama. Uhhh its so much fun to team up with oaf 1,2&3 and cry "ahhh Azzkikr is being negative again, why dont you ban him mods, comeon wtf he called Cambiasso bald & slow".
Either these people are idiots or else they enjoy the drama. What i dont understand though, is why they enjoy the drama and making whine posts when they know the person doesnt even read their posts its really so dumb its beyond comprehension.

If the radio plays a song you dont like, do you turn it off (ignore list) or to do you turn it up and call the station and complain wtf is going on (not ignore me).

I find it hilarious how people like Lionhart, jmaster and Willywhatever who KNOWs they are ignore listed and that i would never reply to them even if they were the last people on earth, still bother making the same dumbass replys to so many of my posts. I think some people are more insulted by the fact that i ignore listed them, rather than the posts they quote .

Ill do the board a favour and reveal my ignore list, EVERYONE on it should ignore me as well, there is absolutely no reason a person who is on my ignore list reads my posts. Ill update this thread regularly with new addittions.


# amine
# armendsh
# b4h4mooth
# bennyblanco
# blackmore
# davidoff
# Coasterfreek
# Deji
# didi
# drake
# galoise
# Giampaolo
# Grujinho
# Hadrian
# Hasan
# INTER
# InterFan
# Iron_Inter
# Ismael
# javier_zanetti <3
# jmaster
# Khalifa
# Kung fu Panda 27
# La Bling
# Lionheart
# Nyall
# pablito
# perika
# qwertystfu
# tonyloo
# Velkan
# WillyJofre

 

[Lionheart]

I find it hilarious how people like Lionhart, jmaster and Willywhatever who KNOWs they are ignore listed and that i would never reply to them even if they were the last people on earth, still bother making the same dumbass replys to so many of my posts. I think some people are more insulted by the fact that i ignore listed them, rather than the posts they quote

You have a high opinion of yourself, don't you? Just about my part being insulted that I was ignored... I think about it & you as much as I think about the shit I flushed down the toilette last night before going to bed.

 

[jmaster]

How am I supposed to know someone ignore listed me? I didn't even know that. But as LionHeart said, you sure have a high opinion of yourself.

I'll ignore list you, so I won't have to bother with someone like you anymore.

And Suneet, sorry if you're offended, I didn't mean that. It was just a thought in my mind in that time. And I didn't want, and don't want to offend any of the donators.

 

[blackmore]

Wow WTF just happened here.... I admit in all the years that I've known azz he can be a bit of a downer on things, but seriously, this is a forum ppl. Life is like a toilet, it's full of assholes (no offense to anyone)...... GET OVER IT!

Life will always present you with challenges no matter where you are and no matter what age you are in. Don’t let that bring you down, though. It’s actually a good thing. Think about how boring it would be if there were no challenges. We’d all probably just be sitting on the ground staring into space, scratching our heads, not knowing what to do. Having said all of that, try to find ways to cope. Learn to appreciate the little pleasures in life. Learn to laugh at your mistakes.

Nobody lives on planet Earth for long without discovering that it's full of troublemakers - people who delight in making life difficult for others. Almost immediately most of us start our interactions with other people as young children, we come across some kid who wants to stir things up for no good reason. Gossipers, bullies, back-stabbers, drama queens, busy-bodies and mischief-makers lie in wait for us in any social situation.

Waste of time that most of these people are, how to deal with them can become a major issue in almost any person's life. So how do you do it?

The first thing to realize is what trouble making is all about. Generally, it's nothing but amusement, with a bit of power-projection thrown in for good measure. People find nothing more interesting and entertaining than conflict. It's the basis of most of our stories - from fine literature to trashy movies.

The general formula for a good story goes something like this - first create a character the audience can relate to, then cause that character to run across some kind of terrible difficulty arising from conflict with another character, finally sit back and watch how the whole thing sorts itself out. For whatever reason, this formula seems to push all our buttons in exactly the right way. The proof is that this basic story has been told thousands of times to fascinated audiences from ancient times to the present.

But for many people, fictional representations of this formula aren't enough. They want to see it unfold in real life. And the easiest way to do that is by seeding a conflict by creating a big problem for someone else and seeing what happens.

Comedian Mel Brooks summed it up nicely when he said: "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open sewer and die".

Most of the world's troublemakers learn their art early, often before they're ten years old, and continue using them throughout life. Each of them has a favorite strategy, some of which are listed below:
Engaging in threats or acts of violence.
Gossip.
Vandalism, sometimes disguised as accident.
Shocked offense at the most petty of "crimes".
Drunkenness or drug addiction.
Back-stabbing.
Bullying.
Nasty abuse intended to emotionally wound.
Some of them refine their art to a level where it can be quite sophisticated. They become experts at manipulating the actors in their set-ups, so they can maximize the emotional impact. Others are stupid and brutish, using tactics that any five year-old would recognize.

Even the sophisticated ones are usually pretty easy to spot, given a bit of time. Because they generally have a favorite tactic, you can see very similar scenes being played out in almost all of their relationships. The violent drunk usually has run-ins with almost all his friends, the gossip says bad things about pretty much everybody, the abusers manage to offend most people they meet.

Usually, such people will draw you into their game through promises of friendship and the like. They can be extremely charming, flirtatious and polite in the early stages because they know this helps create the maximum impact for when the knives come out.

Generally, practiced troublemakers are losers and poor achievers. Such activities require a lot more work than meets the eye, and often end in destroyed relationships. It's difficult to achieve worldly success and engage in sustained troublemaking at the same time. Some may find a sponsor in the guise of a spouse or a generous parent, but few will be able to achieve success independently.

Which brings me to the core weakness of most mischief-makers, they usually don't have much in the way of tangible rewards to offer for engaging with them. Apart from a false promise of friendship, there isn't much else they bring into most relationship transactions. Because of their lack of outside achievement, they rarely hold much sustainable power, money or skills which puts them in a bad negotiating position with the outside world. That's why they generally go for emotional attachment early on, as it gives them some currency to play with.

Deny them that currency, and their entire facade falls apart. Once you've identified their game, make it clear that you have no interest in playing, and that you want nothing to do with them. Usually, they'll slink away when they see they can't get any leverage out of you.

Another trick they may try is attacks on your reputation. They'll make slurs against your pride or good character in a desperate attempt to get a rise out of you. It can be very tempting to engage them and attempt to regain any damage they may have done, but it's usually a good idea not to. Doing so is likely to be more damaging than anything. These types of troublemaker are generally less powerful than they appear in the reputation-damaging department, simply because their history makes people wary of listening to their opinions.

In most cases, when you find yourself having to deal with such a person, the best thing to do is take a cold, rational look at what you stand to lose by dropping all relations with them. If it boils down to simply their friendship, or some kind of hazy reputational worries, then get away from them as fast as you can and don't come back. They're simply not worth it.

There's way to much bullshit going on, and mediocre bullshit is just that....mediocre at best.

Ignore him if you don't like him...there's always a way to deal with ppl like this...in a couple of months he would have ignore listed so many cats, that the only person he can talk to, would be himself.

Grasp the sme attutudeas 'oh im sorry but you seem to have mistaken me for someone who cares'....it will work wonders.

 

[DIN011]

Wow WTF just happened here.... I admit in all the years that I've known azz he can be a bit of a downer on things, but seriously, this is a forum ppl. Life is like a toilet, it's full of assholes (no offense to anyone)...... GET OVER IT!

Life will always present you with challenges no matter where you are and no matter what age you are in. Don’t let that bring you down, though. It’s actually a good thing. Think about how boring it would be if there were no challenges. We’d all probably just be sitting on the ground staring into space, scratching our heads, not knowing what to do. Having said all of that, try to find ways to cope. Learn to appreciate the little pleasures in life. Learn to laugh at your mistakes.

Nobody lives on planet Earth for long without discovering that it's full of troublemakers - people who delight in making life difficult for others. Almost immediately most of us start our interactions with other people as young children, we come across some kid who wants to stir things up for no good reason. Gossipers, bullies, back-stabbers, drama queens, busy-bodies and mischief-makers lie in wait for us in any social situation.

Waste of time that most of these people are, how to deal with them can become a major issue in almost any person's life. So how do you do it?

The first thing to realize is what trouble making is all about. Generally, it's nothing but amusement, with a bit of power-projection thrown in for good measure. People find nothing more interesting and entertaining than conflict. It's the basis of most of our stories - from fine literature to trashy movies.

The general formula for a good story goes something like this - first create a character the audience can relate to, then cause that character to run across some kind of terrible difficulty arising from conflict with another character, finally sit back and watch how the whole thing sorts itself out. For whatever reason, this formula seems to push all our buttons in exactly the right way. The proof is that this basic story has been told thousands of times to fascinated audiences from ancient times to the present.

But for many people, fictional representations of this formula aren't enough. They want to see it unfold in real life. And the easiest way to do that is by seeding a conflict by creating a big problem for someone else and seeing what happens.

Comedian Mel Brooks summed it up nicely when he said: "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open sewer and die".

Most of the world's troublemakers learn their art early, often before they're ten years old, and continue using them throughout life. Each of them has a favorite strategy, some of which are listed below:
Engaging in threats or acts of violence.
Gossip.
Vandalism, sometimes disguised as accident.
Shocked offense at the most petty of "crimes".
Drunkenness or drug addiction.
Back-stabbing.
Bullying.
Nasty abuse intended to emotionally wound.
Some of them refine their art to a level where it can be quite sophisticated. They become experts at manipulating the actors in their set-ups, so they can maximize the emotional impact. Others are stupid and brutish, using tactics that any five year-old would recognize.

Even the sophisticated ones are usually pretty easy to spot, given a bit of time. Because they generally have a favorite tactic, you can see very similar scenes being played out in almost all of their relationships. The violent drunk usually has run-ins with almost all his friends, the gossip says bad things about pretty much everybody, the abusers manage to offend most people they meet.

Usually, such people will draw you into their game through promises of friendship and the like. They can be extremely charming, flirtatious and polite in the early stages because they know this helps create the maximum impact for when the knives come out.

Generally, practiced troublemakers are losers and poor achievers. Such activities require a lot more work than meets the eye, and often end in destroyed relationships. It's difficult to achieve worldly success and engage in sustained troublemaking at the same time. Some may find a sponsor in the guise of a spouse or a generous parent, but few will be able to achieve success independently.

Which brings me to the core weakness of most mischief-makers, they usually don't have much in the way of tangible rewards to offer for engaging with them. Apart from a false promise of friendship, there isn't much else they bring into most relationship transactions. Because of their lack of outside achievement, they rarely hold much sustainable power, money or skills which puts them in a bad negotiating position with the outside world. That's why they generally go for emotional attachment early on, as it gives them some currency to play with.

Deny them that currency, and their entire facade falls apart. Once you've identified their game, make it clear that you have no interest in playing, and that you want nothing to do with them. Usually, they'll slink away when they see they can't get any leverage out of you.

Another trick they may try is attacks on your reputation. They'll make slurs against your pride or good character in a desperate attempt to get a rise out of you. It can be very tempting to engage them and attempt to regain any damage they may have done, but it's usually a good idea not to. Doing so is likely to be more damaging than anything. These types of troublemaker are generally less powerful than they appear in the reputation-damaging department, simply because their history makes people wary of listening to their opinions.

In most cases, when you find yourself having to deal with such a person, the best thing to do is take a cold, rational look at what you stand to lose by dropping all relations with them. If it boils down to simply their friendship, or some kind of hazy reputational worries, then get away from them as fast as you can and don't come back. They're simply not worth it.

There's way to much bullshit going on, and mediocre bullshit is just that....mediocre at best.

Ignore him if you don't like him...there's always a way to deal with ppl like this...

Nice copy and paste, bro!

TEE HEE.

 

[blackmore]

let me give everyone an example here with this specific troll......dino!

THE KHAR IS GOD!!

BWAhahahaha!

 

[Lionheart]

D, I usually don't have the patience to read long ass posts, but man... B like a 8055 son!

 

[DIN011]

Fuck the motherfucking bitch ass alien wannabe aka The Khar.

D, I usually don't have the patience to read long ass posts, but man... B like a 8055 son!

Easy to be 8055 when you copy shit, haha.

It's all love tho, B.

 

[Big Willy]

I know this about me so i decided to view your post Nyall.

You are thinking waaaay to much of me (and yourself) if you think i make posts to deliberately piss you, or anyone off. Havent you figured out yet that i dont care about you in any way? If you are happy, mad, sad, dead, alive, high, rich, broke, whatever. It really doesnt matter to me, your entire existence is meaningless to me, thats why i ignore listed you and never, bar this one time, comments on your posts.

And what does ignoring me do? Well first of all it would have saved you from making this ridiculous thread and probably some anger from apparently reading my posts.

There are two kinds of people on this board. Catagory 1 are people who are primarily here to talk take to fellow fans and cheer in match thread and "woo hoo inter 4 ever, serie a rules bla bla bla" and then in catagory 2 we have people who are primarily here to talk about the aspects of the game, discuss the games on a technical level and the club, transfers and players on an intelligent level.

Now for the infantile person without much knowledge of the game who belongs to catagory 1, i can understand how certain opinions from people in catagory 2 can come across as negative, despite its really just a question of a faction discussion. This is what you need to understand, we are from different worlds really, we have a different purpose here. Im not here to be a cheerleader.

Admittedly there are few posts that doesnt exactly fall into Catagory 2 either, but they shouldnt be an issue for anyone using the ignore list either.

I really dont get why people have a problem using the ignore list. It makes absolutely no sense. I ignore all the people i dont feel contribute in any way that im interested in reading, why cant you? Its pure idiocy and probably a case of actually liking the drama. Uhhh its so much fun to team up with oaf 1,2&3 and cry "ahhh Azzkikr is being negative again, why dont you ban him mods, comeon wtf he called Cambiasso bald & slow".
Either these people are idiots or else they enjoy the drama. What i dont understand though, is why they enjoy the drama and making whine posts when they know the person doesnt even read their posts its really so dumb its beyond comprehension.

If the radio plays a song you dont like, do you turn it off (ignore list) or to do you turn it up and call the station and complain wtf is going on (not ignore me).

I find it hilarious how people like Lionhart, jmaster and Willywhatever who KNOWs they are ignore listed and that i would never reply to them even if they were the last people on earth, still bother making the same dumbass replys to so many of my posts. I think some people are more insulted by the fact that i ignore listed them, rather than the posts they quote .

Ill do the board a favour and reveal my ignore list, EVERYONE on it should ignore me as well, there is absolutely no reason a person who is on my ignore list reads my posts. Ill update this thread regularly with new addittions.


# amine
# armendsh
# b4h4mooth
# bennyblanco
# blackmore
# davidoff
# Coasterfreek
# Deji
# didi
# drake
# galoise
# Giampaolo
# Grujinho
# Hadrian
# Hasan
# INTER
# InterFan
# Iron_Inter
# Ismael
# javier_zanetti <3
# jmaster
# Khalifa
# Kung fu Panda 27
# La Bling
# Lionheart
# Nyall
# pablito
# perika
# qwertystfu
# tonyloo
# Velkan
# WillyJofre

You're a useless douchebag, deal with it. As Dara says, what a fucking source of bullshit you are.

Ps. I'm glad for being in your list Azzlikr
Ps 2. :finger::finger::finger::finger::finger::finger::finger::finger::finger:

 

[Nyall]

Forgive me blackmore but I just didn't believe for a second you typed that.