A GENUINE QUESTION FOR ROATHIE

:laughing6: yep sure.

Radio Rental, sort it out.

Ill try.

He should be banned from having that cretinous f*cking avatar though.

He should be banned from having that cretinous f*cking avatar though.

I was about to post the same thing but thought you Shouldn't get personal about a members photo like that.

he's just a government agent sent here to wind up us law abiding good people of Cardiff and surrounding area - http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread971352/pg1 - how much u getting paid per hour Roathie

I been thinking about this and iv'e come to the conclusion that if he posts as a Jack he is no different to other difficult posters on here like Real blue really (An utter c*nt of a bloke and too much of a remedial to be Roathy) and Barry Chuckles, two sides of the same coin.

As long as he tones it down a bit and stops sticking his oar into every thread and posting 24/7 then who gives a f**k anymore, let him crack on. Worse posters on here than Roathy, like the ones who seem to only post when embroiled in a slanging match with him.

Ban the weird-cunt and keep banning him. Within a few hours he will be derailing every post as per usual. He gets a kick out of being on here as it gives him the attention which he obviously is not getting elsewhere. And where does he find the time to post so frequently? Probably a student or a low-pay office jockey with time on his hands. Ban that tit Waddle at the same time as he says he's on here for wind-ups and banter, but he just gets the same anonymous cowardly smallballs kicks as Roathie. He's got time to post on here as he is a low pay desk jockey but I don't think he's Roathie as he's too thick. These and others add nothing to this board so get rid of bad rubbish.

Aimed at Roathie, but at others who are considered possibly as trolls.

If Roathie is a Swansea fan, and does it matter, I can see why he may want to wind people up on here, but in general what is it about trolling under alias's that some find appealing?

I am genuinely intrigued. Is it the confusion that does it, is it the involvement? is it the anonymity that appeals, really puzzles me, and I'm not being sarcastic, just genuinely can't understand it.

There are loads of sites, message boards etc on thousands of topics, surely there must be something out there for everyone to keep them interested and occupied.
I would love to read some psychological analysis of what it is about this type of trolling, which let's be honest is usually quite harmless compared to some you read about.

can we please try and keep this debate sensible if possible, I really would like some honesty and cards on the table, Not trying to get people to stop doing whatever it is they do, if they enjoy it, then as long as no one is harmed, then who cares, just want to understand it a little more.

As a lurker/ reader rather than poster I've noticed you have had a few names Gwyn yourself, so maybe you can answer your own question ?

Aimed at Roathie, but at others who are considered possibly as trolls.

If Roathie is a Swansea fan, and does it matter, I can see why he may want to wind people up on here, but in general what is it about trolling under alias's that some find appealing?

I am genuinely intrigued. Is it the confusion that does it, is it the involvement? is it the anonymity that appeals, really puzzles me, and I'm not being sarcastic, just genuinely can't understand it.

There are loads of sites, message boards etc on thousands of topics, surely there must be something out there for everyone to keep them interested and occupied.
I would love to read some psychological analysis of what it is about this type of trolling, which let's be honest is usually quite harmless compared to some you read about.

can we please try and keep this debate sensible if possible, I really would like some honesty and cards on the table, Not trying to get people to stop doing whatever it is they do, if they enjoy it, then as long as no one is harmed, then who cares, just want to understand it a little more.

As a lurker/ reader rather than poster I've noticed you have had a few names Gwyn yourself, so maybe you can answer your own question ?

Aimed at Roathie, but at others who are considered possibly as trolls.

If Roathie is a Swansea fan, and does it matter, I can see why he may want to wind people up on here, but in general what is it about trolling under alias's that some find appealing?

I am genuinely intrigued. Is it the confusion that does it, is it the involvement? is it the anonymity that appeals, really puzzles me, and I'm not being sarcastic, just genuinely can't understand it.

There are loads of sites, message boards etc on thousands of topics, surely there must be something out there for everyone to keep them interested and occupied.
I would love to read some psychological analysis of what it is about this type of trolling, which let's be honest is usually quite harmless compared to some you read about.

can we please try and keep this debate sensible if possible, I really would like some honesty and cards on the table, Not trying to get people to stop doing whatever it is they do, if they enjoy it, then as long as no one is harmed, then who cares, just want to understand it a little more.

As a lurker/ reader rather than poster I've noticed you have had a few names Gwyn yourself, so maybe you can answer your own question ?

If you believe all you read I got hundreds, but you will find if Owain looks for you we have three names registered at this ISP or what ever it is, My wife who is more of a football fan than me to be honest and my son are registered, this was done early on to be honest to get the numbers up for Annis to make it look good.

To be honest, the things I have to say I would rather people know they come from me rather than some alias, saying that I can understand how some people would have a alias to say something they occasionally don't want attributed to them, but that is a different argument to the constant trolling type thing, which I find hard to understand, my query was what does someone get out of just disrupting or trolling?

I love a good argument/debate as you may have worked out, find it a good way to get rid of some frustrations, and in all honesty a good argument on here get's more hits than any football post, must be a close thing as to what get's more hits, hooligan talk, or arguments, but hey on a good day you can't beat it.

Aimed at Roathie, but at others who are considered possibly as trolls.

If Roathie is a Swansea fan, and does it matter, I can see why he may want to wind people up on here, but in general what is it about trolling under alias's that some find appealing?

I am genuinely intrigued. Is it the confusion that does it, is it the involvement? is it the anonymity that appeals, really puzzles me, and I'm not being sarcastic, just genuinely can't understand it.

There are loads of sites, message boards etc on thousands of topics, surely there must be something out there for everyone to keep them interested and occupied.
I would love to read some psychological analysis of what it is about this type of trolling, which let's be honest is usually quite harmless compared to some you read about.

can we please try and keep this debate sensible if possible, I really would like some honesty and cards on the table, Not trying to get people to stop doing whatever it is they do, if they enjoy it, then as long as no one is harmed, then who cares, just want to understand it a little more.

As a lurker/ reader rather than poster I've noticed you have had a few names Gwyn yourself, so maybe you can answer your own question ?

If you believe all you read I got hundreds, but you will find if Owain looks for you we have three names registered at this ISP or what ever it is, My wife who is more of a football fan than me to be honest and my son are registered, this was done early on to be honest to get the numbers up for Annis to make it look good.

To be honest, the things I have to say I would rather people know they come from me rather than some alias, saying that I can understand how some people would have a alias to say something they occasionally don't want attributed to them, but that is a different argument to the constant trolling type thing, which I find hard to understand, my query was what does someone get out of just disrupting or trolling?

I love a good argument/debate as you may have worked out, find it a good way to get rid of some frustrations, and in all honesty a good argument on here get's more hits than any football post, must be a close thing as to what get's more hits, hooligan talk, or arguments, but hey on a good day you can't beat it.

Should have looked before I answered, Coomo, who asked the question, joined the board on Monday, you couldn't make it up.

Aimed at Roathie, but at others who are considered possibly as trolls.

If Roathie is a Swansea fan, and does it matter, I can see why he may want to wind people up on here, but in general what is it about trolling under alias's that some find appealing?

I am genuinely intrigued. Is it the confusion that does it, is it the involvement? is it the anonymity that appeals, really puzzles me, and I'm not being sarcastic, just genuinely can't understand it.

There are loads of sites, message boards etc on thousands of topics, surely there must be something out there for everyone to keep them interested and occupied.
I would love to read some psychological analysis of what it is about this type of trolling, which let's be honest is usually quite harmless compared to some you read about.

can we please try and keep this debate sensible if possible, I really would like some honesty and cards on the table, Not trying to get people to stop doing whatever it is they do, if they enjoy it, then as long as no one is harmed, then who cares, just want to understand it a little more.

As a lurker/ reader rather than poster I've noticed you have had a few names Gwyn yourself, so maybe you can answer your own question ?

You have no doubt noticed quite a few other people on here have a few names would you care to reveal them to whilst your trying to be clever?