Sunday, May 8, 2011

Make sure if you are trolling about someone's post that you are correct.

Trolls are pervasive throughout the internet, and I usually get a kick out of them. There are a few exceptions to this. I don't like the trolls who kick people when they are down. Can't you just give a guy a break? I see someone post something about having a horrid life and trolls capitalize on their misery to belittle them. This is just victimizing the weak; c'mon at least pick a worthy adversary. Another is when the trolls make fun of a decision that the poster made, but the troll is totally wrong about the facts in their opinion. I can't think of a post per se , but I did have an experience with this playing cards a couple weeks ago at the casino. I was playing blackjack and I was dealt a 10 and a 2 and the dealer was showing a 2 (this is known as the dealer's ace), and when the dealer shows a 2 amongst other combos the player SHOULD take the hit. Well these so called 'experienced' players would rush to my aid telling me to not hit, and belittling me after the play didn't work and the hit had put me over 21. This just bugs the heck out of me. I am not sure why 'cause it doesn't effect me in any way.
Another annoying habit of the trolls is to belittle a poster and use the wrong variation of a word in they''re rant to make the poster the but of there jokes.
(See it is just plain stupid :D )


They're vs Their vs There

They're = A contraction between "they" and "are" "They're going out."

Their = Indicates possession (plural) "Their shoes are wet."

There = Refers to distance "Go over there."



It's vs Its

It's = A contraction between "it" and "is" "It's hot outside."

Its = Indicates possession "Floating across its surface."



Than vs Then

Than = Refers to a comparison "I'm taller than you."

Then = Used to indicate a subsequent event "I went then you went."



You're vs Your

You're = A contraction between "You" and "are" "You're forgetting something."

Your = Indicates possession "Your memory is poor."



Affect vs Effect

Affect = A verb "It affected everyone."

Effect = A noun "It had a serious effect."
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