Hello, my name is Muggaz, and I am a Troll!

the good looking charismatic kind ;)

Published on May 25, 2004 By Muggaz In Just Hanging Out

Hello, my name is Muggaz, and I am a troll.

I like to question people’s way of thinking, I like to perhaps through a spanner in the works every now and then.

As a Troll, you really have to have a dynamic personality, and I am glad to say, that whilst dynamic, I am ever steadfast in what I believe.

There are some people who are only part time trolls – i.e. they turn into trolls at certain times, however, generally they refrain from sharing their opinion, because of a valid fear of ostracism from those who don’t like trolls…

My understanding of a Troll was someone who has nothing constructive to add at all? Someone who picks a fight, just for the sake of picking a fight… When I thought this was the definition of troll, I must admit, I wasn’t so proud to be a troll… It affected my status within the community.

I am more proud than ever to call myself a troll now, because my definition of a troll has been subject to change because of my ‘trolling’

Standing up and saying what I believe, this is an important aspect of who I am – apparently, this makes me a Troll.

Trolls - by my definition, add a bit of flavour to the atmosphere. Unfortunately, I have a somewhat overbearing persona, and people perhaps take me for more of a Troll than I really am!

I am somewhat inspired by the term troll in reference to me, because it means I have really gotten to someone, and they only way they can deal with it is abuse the system.

A Blog site where people are encouraged to agree with the powers that be – well, I won’t ever let happen… well, not in this site at least, because the powers that be have whack ideas and are so ignorant to other viewpoints, they are classed as troll viewpoints. This is not true all the time, those powers often have valid and insightful opinions; you had just better not disagree with them!!!

At JU – I am a Troll – Loud and Proud!

BAM!!!

Comments (Page 5)

WiseFawn

on May 27, 2004

There are several people here that have tried to make a good point about suddenly losing points. They are not playing victim, they are making a point. When the owner points out that he has been trolled more than anyone, he is not playing victim, he is making a point. There are fine examples on here of playing victim, but it's not necessary to point them out. This is not one of them. While the point system was set up to give everyone a fair shot, the trolling system is too vulerble to unfairness.

is that a word? Trolling has so many different definitions, it seems to have even sprung up web sites just to attempt to define it. In my first couple of weeks here, I figured out that trolling was bad, but I didn't get the comment part thing at all. I actually thought there was a user just saying things on most of my blogs that put down my blogs. So, with a sneer, I clicked the troll button. A window popped up saying that the article will reflect the point change. I thought geesh, deserves me right, I just took points away from my own blog! Now wouldn't that be a cool idea? If all of a sudden, they changed it, without even telling us, and every time anyone clicked the troll button, they took those points from themselves?
I still think all the trolls should hide together under one bridge!

Muggaz

on May 27, 2004

Yes - it's a friendly bridge though, because we are friendly trolls (except froggy - someone made him mad) and anyone can walk over our bridge any time, as long as they are sharing a valid opinion! We wont try and turn them into trolls!!!

Though I wont be hiding anywhere!!!

BAM!!!

Erk.

on May 28, 2004

if you ever go to Queensland - never, ever drink XXXX

Blecch! Never! Filthy, evil devils brew....

Queenslanders are ingenius and original!!!!

Agreed.

Wreckless.

sld6

on May 29, 2004

for being such a "troll" i think you'll be a great addition to the loser turd mafia forums. thanks for joining. now you better post!

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