I was called a troll today. Again. For comment "on subject."
I was called a troll today. Again. For comment "on subject."
That's right. A Google+er, and former Buzzer, posted how he thought the new BB phone had a sexy design with a link to an article about said phone. I commented how I don't find inanimate objects sexy.
Then I'm a troll. Why? Because I don't think a phone, or a car, or a TV or a toothbrush is sexy?
He set the tone of the discussion by declaring his attraction to a piece of molded plastic and that's the discussion I stayed with, even though I disagreed with him.
How is that trolling?
Has social media killed the art of conversation?
That's right. A Google+er, and former Buzzer, posted how he thought the new BB phone had a sexy design with a link to an article about said phone. I commented how I don't find inanimate objects sexy.
Then I'm a troll. Why? Because I don't think a phone, or a car, or a TV or a toothbrush is sexy?
He set the tone of the discussion by declaring his attraction to a piece of molded plastic and that's the discussion I stayed with, even though I disagreed with him.
How is that trolling?
Has social media killed the art of conversation?
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be right back off to find toothbrush porn
Go look at his post on the new Blackberry phone and see rhe discussion, if he hasn't deleted the while thing.
TK Monastyrski , you read it, I'm not out of my mind, am I?
tatyana skymyrka , I'm still trying to understand the motivations of people, especially in a social media setting.