Kimchi Trolling . . .
Over at the Marmot's Hole, I've had another run-in with a troll, one who calls himself "J. Kimchi" and takes ultrasensitive offense at the way I sign off. I had just commented on a post about a subway accident last Friday that occurred on Line 2 at Sangwangsimni Station:
I ride the Green Line (Nr. 2) through Sangwangsimni every working day! Good thing this wasn't a working day for me . . .And I signed off as usual with my name and three asterisks (as you see), which annoyed J. Kimchi no end:
Jeffery Hodges
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Seriously, I've followed this blog for a year or so.He had asked once before, as I reminded him:
Why do you write your FULL name as a sign off on EVERY f***ing comment? I give you props if you're trying to induce rage because you're an expert at it.
-J.Kimchi
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Not my full name. Just "Jeffery Hodges," so people won't call me "Horace" -- as I told you last time you asked. Pay attention!J. Kimchi failed to respond, so I told him:
Jeffery Hodges
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P.S. Mr. Kimchi, you are either a callow youth or an old fool, but allow me to give you some advice -- though if you are the former, you won't listen, and if you are the latter, the advice will come too late.No response as of yet, but he'd just type some outrageously trollish remark . . .
Never put yourself in the weak position of admitting that your apparently precarious emotional state depends in some way upon your opponent.
Jeffery Hodges
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6 Comments:
More food porn, please.
Sonagi
No, just the occasional titillation . . .
Jeffery Hodges
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Jeff,
You have to stop spraying whatever asshole-attractant cologne it is that you're wearing. Sometimes I, too, mistakenly spray that cologne on myself right before I go to the movie theater, then I spend two hours listening to the people behind me as they whisper-whisper-whisper during the film. Maddening.
My cologne's better than yours -- mine works even over the internet!
Jeffery Hodges
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Wisht I'd read your comment Kevin before I travelled through that sobriety checkpoint yesterday.
I'd been certain it was Old Spice I'd splashed on - I think now I must've been mistaken.
HD
It was likely that old vice of life instead . . .
Jeffery Hodges
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